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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
Novel Red Cross Party
/

1 Nns, e. c. Watson entertained
Socially Thursday evening. for the
members of the Red Cross at one
of the most novel and pleasant
evenings had i'll L,uning SO far. and
Nthere have been some delightfully."-
original schemes for entertaime II
presented by various people since
I. these weekly meetings were begun
last fall.
4 Military whist, was the diver.
'ssion tor Thursday evening. The
! ak tables bearing the names of Tie
different military training camps.
Captains were chosen and these
sent out patrols to capture other
camps battle flags or defend their
+ own flag from the enemy ad"ance,
Camp Cody defended by Captain
Spaulding won first prize, having
successfully held thar own flags
and brought in three from enemy
/ camps by successful raids.
i Those enjoying the evening S
hospitality were Mr.. ana Mis-.
w. f Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Spahing, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hougnton, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]
! Meyer, brand Mrs. NJ. A Kibbes
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Valentino,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Noone, Mesdame,
Bassie. Crane and Tomlin. Miss
Pearl Smith and Messrs George
Rogers, J.W. Brown, w DEE Jones
G. l. Everett. r. B. Todd, Jr., Al
bert Bachman, and the clever hos
and hostess.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
seaied proposals will be received by the
County Board of Education of Mineral
county Nevada up to II o'clock noon OF
Thursday. June Is, 1918,
and then opened for the erection OF q high
school building III the town Of Hawthorne.
Copies OF the plans and specifications
can be obtained from the architect T. ]
peLongchamps, Reno, Nevada, aud can
be seen IN the office OF the Clerk of said
Board OF Education aG Hawthorne, New
ada
charge Of five dollars will be made for
aeopy Of the plans and Specifications to
insure the return of the same to the Ar.
chitect.
zach bid must be accompanied by cer-
tiiied cheek for not less than ten per cent.
of the amount Of such bid payable to the
Jerk o. said Board of Edacslion, as Il
guaranty by the successful bidder for The
prompt and successful completion of the
contract,
.e,.eeks accompanying rejected bids will
oe promptly returned.
Tbs Board reserves the right to reject
any aud al bids.
Bids should be in plain, aled envei,
.epes, aud plainly marked. Proposals fol
County High School building at uaw-
tnorne, Nevada and addressed to the
lnde signed.
For further information address
MRS. MARIE &. STANNARD.
Clerk County Board of Education.
Hawthorne, Mineral county, Nevada.
by order oi 'the Board mlS-td
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
Mineral County
Gets the Record

, Minera. county will have raised
!. three times its quota of $500 il
! the Red Cross War Fund driv,
! when the returns are completed
according to announcements made
by E. Watson, county chairman
for the second war fund campaign
Nina and Luning each raised more
than the entire cotnty's quota.
The entire amount is in cash. No
pledges were received
I.uning's quota was $500 and it
subscribed $1,000. There are $50
residents in the town.
In the third Liberty Loan Lun-
ing subscribed $25 5000 to fill It's
quota of $1,000 and as a result has
three stars in its service flag.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
BONNIE STARR MINING co,
Notice Of Removal of Principal
Office
TO wroM TT MAY CONCERN:

TO WON TT MAY CONCERN:
Alta meeting of the stockholders Of the
aboye-named company, held in pursuance
70 resolution Of its Board OF Directors
at Watsonvillo, California. on the 18th dav
d March, 1918. it was unanimouslv.yoted
20 change the principal Office or principal
place OF business in Nevada from the
Storm King Mine Black Mountain Mining
District Mineral county, state OF Nevada.
to Nu II 10 North Carson street, at Carson
CITY, Ormsby county. Neyada. ami the
resident agent therein and in charge there.
OF Is the tate Agent and Transfer Svndi-
cate, Enc, and that said change of its
principal Office and place of business in
Nevada shall take effect from and after
the nth day of March. 1gls
i. 5. TYRONE, Secretary.
fa27-4H
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01

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ufs,io~, ,.r g.. - - ~
an 1-sI, az nun ,15,,, u :. Ia, =
or nm s,,' ~, a., -. - ! ithS
'.-''s''
aPplca'ion 10 'V7z'
Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th
aaY oi May I9lo' IN accordance with
7eellon o9' napier lAo, OF The statutes OF
WI one Anhe'la II. lewis oil Niehman.
eo''''S - '''''e' d. 'laleol NeNaaa.h5aae
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Personal Prop
crty Under Execution

In the Seventh judicial District Court
OF the State of Nevada, in and for .dineial
! County.
/ VIII Mcnonough Plaintiff VS.. Mineral
Mining X Milling Company corpsration,
Defendant
Under and by virtue Of an execution
issued out of the District Court OF. the
seventh judicial District Court of the
ate OF Nevada in and for Mineral
county and 90 me directed and delivered
Tor Judgment rendered in said court ON
the 29tll uay of May, 1918. in favor of WI
McDonough plaintiif, ana against MIN
elal Mining II Milling Cor panv,a eornoI :
alton decentralization the sum OF Fourteen.
hundred ana Eighty-eight and S5-l0D 81
$3.50 dollars, In gold coin OF the Uuifea
States, together with costs OF suit ana
interest, nave Levied Oh all the ripbt
sltie, clalm and interest OF said defend
ans, OF III anu to the following pruperLy
to-wll; 10 mp. Gas engine. Is hp. ga
engine, LOCO feet rails Lore ear. / wheel
barrow bias hslnith forges l spring Wa
Son, PICK bars, on single narnessl fun
ta9ie' bucket rucl, 90 urllis, donb, q
ldchs' s'hSi H. jacks, shqvels, 6 picks, !.
SPOONS, climber SANS, ? squares, 1 hane
saws, ieNe > claw hammers. 4 cniseis
braces nitsv. .,raN kmie. srina sto,,,
hat h, y 81 it," ar plpe, ( ,tlsa9
W,lehenes. monkey wrench.s. , axes. ia
! ieeI ,-e loo caps powder, cook STOVES
/ dies and pipe cd,ters, . new tents Dixie
-N,4' ana % Nlzl lron heds,2 wool maj
#iesses CO.'S, small clu5uer. ANAL
gdmaloi barrels, 3 Il gal kegs hitch n
+ iules, > rocking chairs, , ehaits M.
amber TX 2Xi6. , pcs. lXl2 ii. : p ss.4x4-le
) pes. 2N4-l6, pes 1X129 pc. lxl2.tg
pc lxl2'il, pcs. iNA-i6 pc, ix4-I2 be.
Xl-l4, G giue bui dug tl2Nln. blae,
'mtih shop dlxl2l,l engine building SKI )
gallows frames.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
hat on Friday, the 7th day OF June
\ d. l9iS, at Il O'Clock M. OF said day.
Mi sell all the right title claim and IN
crest OF said defendant. Aliaeral Mimi,
nd Milling Company. corporation. il
aid to the above described property. o.
50 much thereof rs may be neee sary t.
satisfy plainuNs claim, besides all costs
Interest and accruing costs.
Inc sale W II take psaceat the niue.
Il public auellon, for cash in hand to tn,
highest bidder.
Dated May 81 1918.
I. Is. RALZAR. Sherin.
by G, L. DlMocH, deputy sheriff
Firstpu5 June l9ls.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
MAJ :. 1918.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
Notice Of Trustees Sale

Whereas, derault has been made IL the
condition Of certain Trust Mort age.
bearing date the slh day of December
1877 made and executed by the Ideal Gep
per company. 3; corporation or gaHized ~
der the law OF the state cf Nevada. of ths
first part, to Gerald FiizGefald, Trustee.
Of the State Of Michigan. Of the second
part; and
Whereas, the ar cunt due and unpaid on
sail mortgage Mt the time Of this notice
Is the sumor two thousand six hundred six
and l7-lO0 dollars aud the cost aud ex-
penses Of the administration Of said rust
provided for in said mo tPage.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given
/ that nave ttkeh possession + all Of tie
/ property coveres by said Aiofigage and
viii sell the SAME at public sale 10 the
/ highest bidder Tor cash al tAe Office oi
the said Ideal Copper Company at Laning
Mineral Comfy, Nevada, on the
Goth day Of May. 1915.
At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
+ ali ~ INV i'ilo"ihS piblleilA aHa t3tdles
Al those certainaodes mining claims
located lecorlied and known as:
West Mil Claim
Mill Claim
South Claim
Northwest Claim
West Claim
Center Claim
Nevdda Wisconsin No. .
teacher Extension
Nevada-Wlscons in 40. ,
Nevada Wisconsin
Nevada " isconsiu 10.
Teacher
North Claim
No ! Extension
Silver
Southwest Nine
AL located in the Countr~of Mineral
state Of Aeyada, and the certificates oil
winch are recorded in the Office of the
County Recorder Of said MineralCounly.'
/ Also ali goods chatteis, mills. maehn.
/ cry, fixtures, tools, implements and per-
sonal property of every kind and nature
belonging TO or used IN or about the bust.
ness, mining claims or mine of sad Copper
Company.
Dated at Luulng, Nevada, this 10th day
Fof May, 1913.
GERALD FITZGERALD.
Trustee
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
[Pu5lisber.l
Department OF the Inferior
Serial No, 07768,

I. S. Land Office
Carson City. Nevada
My IS, 1918
NOTICE is hereby given that Jennie
Guisti widow of Dasilio Gusti deceased
Of Benton, California, who ON March 81.
1913. made Homestead Entry. under the
act of June H. 1905, No e778s. for SWK
NW1t, W}sSEi4NW4. N1.SNlsW}4. \
W14NEASW14 "a, Section %, Township l
North, Range 30 East, Mount Diaso
Meridian, has Aied notice Of intention to
make Five-Year Proof, to establish claim
TO the land above described, before S. T.
Kelso Clerk Of the Court, at Hawthorne,
Nevada, on the 10th day Of July, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses
SamuelJ. Alderman ,ofDenton California.
J. f. Van Every. Of Benton, California,
Joseph Marllerr, of Benton, California,
Fred Merkle, of Benton, California.
SHOBER j. ROGERS. Register.
Date Of first publication June l 1918.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
JOHN r. MELROSE
Attorney-atLaw

Hawthorne, Nevda
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
Why Pedestrian Suffers.

Judgc-"The prisoner claims chat he
toeted his horn before he ran over
YOU Complainant (much danaged)-
Maybe he did, your honor, but what
good is that when car is travelling
faster than soundT
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1918-06-01
llardshins Sill E.i.t

All these years Of wonderful antolno.
bile development, and still no practical
invention to save walking frtm the
sidewalk TO the elevator Mil saukee
Journal,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-19
Western Nebraska StoCkmen
! Organization Is Growing

The Association of Western Ne
braska Stockmen, which was organ
lied last May, is already making its
influence felt in that portion of the
state.
1t has grown from a mere handful
to a membership of over, ESQ in the
two months fits existence. This
mem bership represents practically
every county in the state west of the
100tlh meridian, and the association
EXPECTS to have membership of 1000
by fall.
4he secretary is now actively en-
gagged in digging out the live stock
nden, listing and classifying them ac-
seording to their interests, and pub
Fishing this information in 200-page
directory, which will be sent free to
members and others supplying him
with the necessary information per-
tanning to their herds.
Besides the, directory, the associa-
ton has succeeded in getting the
Duroc members together in sufficient
numbers to hold cooperative boar
sale during the Lincoln county fair
at North Platte this fall.
The object of this association is
not, however. to sponsor any breed,
but to lend its influence to the de-
velopment of all. This is but be-
ginning. 1t will be particularly serv-
iceable in discovering and bringing
together breeders of similar stock,
and to work for stockmen's interests
in general.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-19
ENGINEER SAYS He
WAS COMPELLED TO
give up HIS RUN
Smith Restored BY Tanlac
After Suffering Fourteen
Years - Gains Fifteen
Pounds.

"If | had only known about Tanlac
sooner I could have kept on run.
ming my ehgine," said l. N, Smith OF
1926 0 street, Lincoln, recently. Mr..
Smith, before his health gave way,
was a locomotive engineer and ran
out of Lincoln for sixteen years. he
is at present following the carpenters
trade and states that he has never
felt finer than he does since taking
Tanlac.
Before trying Tanlac," he contin-
ued, II was simply a nervous and
physical wreck and more miserable
person couldn't be Mound anywhere:
| had been suffering from catarrh OF
the throat and stomach for fourteen
years and | Just seemed to be played
out in every way. | had no appetite
and was so nervous and restless that
| would just toss and roll all night
long. l often had dizzy spells and
simply suffered agony at times with
rheumatism, which seemed to affect
my whole body. | lost considerable
weight and finally just had to- give up
ClSlHCCll ing Oil dSNCullI VI my 'A'4S
able condition.
"But I am feeling as good as |
ever felt in my life now and not only
that, l have actually gained fifteen
pounds in weight besides, which GER
tainly seems remarkable for one OF
my age, as l am now past sixty: My
appetite is so big that I eat like al
wolf and all the symptoms of ca
tarrh and stomach troubles are gone.
I am not nervous and dizzy arfy more
and my rest every night is fine. In
fact, all my pain and suffering is gone
and / have never felt finer in all my
life, not even when I was a boy.
Tanlac has simply turned things right
about for me and my only regret is
that J. did not know about it long
before"
Tanlac is sold in Omaha by Sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug Co., corner
10th and Dodge streets; 10th and
Harney streets; Owl Drug Co., 10th
and Farnam streets; Harvard Phar-
macy, oath and Farnam streets;
northeast corner 10th and Farnam
streets; West End Pharmacy, 49th
and Dodge streets, under the person.
al direction Of Special Tanlac Rep
resentative, and in South Omaha by
Forrest & Meany- Drug Co.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-19

Nebraska drawing close there
big question to be determined. It is the question:
Is the German vote the dominant factor the democratic
party?
Politicians who oppose frankly democrats who
anxious to nominate the strongest candidate that he proGeman
vote will be against and that chief opponent
that sody than at the primaries
1t pointed out with considerable force that this poGerman
vote" has for exercised control in democratic prmar
don underestimate the German vote has been dnned the
OF democrat who anxious nominate winning ticket
The chairman Of the democratic state central committee,
American Of great personal political and racial influence
has been drafted for Of the state behalf of chief
ponent and the hope of mpessg
Of nominating for senator candidate who will not be offensive
the pernicous German vote"
every hand there is such commoon with respect this
particular influence that stranger might imagine that
about select candidate for the ecstag rather than American
senator
This then is the issue sh. the democratic Nsbr..t;
choose its candidate for senator with the view winning the
of the proGerman votel
Not greatly different is the issue the republican primary
where proposed nominate for senator who said that for
the United States with Germany would be put the dol
lar mark the American flag secret that e German
vote" the republican party lined sdy behind this candidate
Many politicians wondering whether Germans who have been
voting with the democrats will the republican primary
help nominate Mr. Norris whether who have been voting with
the republicans will rush the party the effort de-
Opinion be divided they
than they love Mr.. Norris
writing this without prejudice but in frank
way suggest republicans
Of the situation confronting both parties Nebraska and
Americans the both parties Personally
Lfesl friendly many years.
out personal friendship does not count IN the present Crisis am
to be the democratic nominee would prefer peng from the political
sandpoin have Mr. Norris my opponent speaking
American who counts neither political advantage personal fortune
of any at this time hope
the nomination.
For obvious is difficult speak frankly
respect the democratic situation But say without mpoprety
that the "Sha the poGerman
cratic primary" Nebraska democrats cannot afford to take affirm
Democrats generally would be plainly
essed certain politicians and great editors with the notion that
it the duty of the party to cater the which, racy
represents the foe boys fighting ver there These
personality other than the German influence other than the
German and principle precious that should not bend in the
Of the amporant duty selecting candidate
be acceptable German voters This
frankly buntly persenty that to aont
American sentiment and insult to intelligence
This is not primary election in the ordinary
test to determine whether political parties shall be
who all American regardless their birthplace
who either hold divided allegiance their give all al
legance to the foe.
In such the personal fortunes individual
count friendships shattered and enmes
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-19
Twenty-Five Decorations
\ Won by Oouuhertv'S Unit

Paris. Aug. 1S.-Sanitary service
unit 544, commanded by 1t. Russell
X. Dougherty, distinguished itself in
the recent heavy fighting and 10 of its
members have received the war cross
from the French divisional COM
mander. This makes q decorations
to date among the Americans in the
unit and two for the French members.
The 10 Who received the war cross
are:
Harold J. McGoun, Charles H.
Davis, Hubert L. King, David T. Nc
Divitt. Henry ]. Knowles, Earl w.
Maloney. John n. Shaw, John O.
Curry. Karl B. Nichols and William
B. O'Brien.
This is the second mention for
Nichols and O'Brien.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-19

Chairman Chamberlain OF the mill,
tary committee, is expected to- re-
new his request for an annulment oi
the vacation agreement. and ask the
senate to begin consideration of the
man power measure.
Delay in setting aside the vacation
agreement would postpone action on
the man power legislation until the
following Monday at least. With the
national war prohibition measure
having the right of way in the SEN
ate at that time under a previous
agreement, the man power measure
could be considered only during
the early part of each day unless, as
is not improbable, prohibition ad-
vocates should consent to temporarily.
sidetrack their measure.
The man power measure will be
taken up tomorrow by the house nili-
tary committee, with Secretary Baker,
Generals March and Crowder sched-
uled to appear. The prospects are
that the bill will be passed by the
senate before the house is called upon
to act.
The war revenue bill, revised up
ward near the $S,00o,0O0,0O0 goal oil
the Treasury department, is scheduled
for completion this week by the house
wavs and means committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-19
ALI STARTERS IN
POLITICAL RACE
READY FOR WORD
Democrats at Post and Each
Candidate of Opinion That
He Is One of Sure
Winners. =. C.
From q Staff Correspondent.

Lincoln, Aug. 1S.-(Special.)-
With the primary campaign practi-
cally closed, speculation as to the
winners is-about all there is left for
the politicians to discuss. Never be-
fore in the history of primary cam
pagn has so much money been spent
for publicity and political advertising
and the result will be watched with
much interest.
Outside Of the senatorial campaign
the fight in the democratic party over
the governorship is of the most in
terest. 1t is interesting because if
either of the two candidates are.
nominated, each one stands accused
OF being unfit to become executive
of the state by the charges made by
the opposing candidate.
On the democratic side in the
seaatorship campaign somebody is
liable to disappointment. So far FIVE
of the FIVE candidates are sure of
nomination according to their own
assertions.
Each One a Winner.
Former Governor Morehead says he
has the nomination without ques-
ton; Attorney General Willis Reed
says that it is as good as won; Dick
Metcalfe has lead pipe cinch; Lieu
tenant Governor Howard declares
there is nothing to it but counting the
votes; while "Bill'' Price insists that
things have been coming his way so
fast the last two weeks that it is
simply pitiful when one contemplates
the small number of votes the other
fellows will get.
Consequently everybody ought to
be happy for at least two or three
days longer.
On the republican side Chairman
Ed Beach of the republican state COM
mittee is not worrying. The republi-
cans, according to Beach, don't have
to worry much this time. As a gen.
eral thing the republican candidates
before the people for their votes at
the primary, he says, are all good
men with clean records and there
should be no worry regarding the
outcome.
Beach, of course, like any other
man, has his choice, but is not letting
it prejudice the strength of the
others. "We are going to get be-
hind the men nominated and elect
them if we can," said he yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-19

the efforts Of 100 cent Americans do battle for their
country ss.
said done anything to justify loyal German
Americans in anagonzng do not hold race prejudice As
member very hard
harmony with countrys welfare will leave it
with whom have had dealings whether harsh and
whether tried be helpful the individual well to
the country <
thing that Americans could do for their
individual combine together this election Such
will only fan the flames of prejudice and have been
keny alive the Of protecting German blood from
injustice.
when they combine they organize they
ganizng Nebraska today the effort punish for the service
rendered country and state member of the State Council
of Defense then they do not find ngng candidate for public
office dodge the plead for favor They find mill
liant American who election results and
consideration to his personal fortunes
No Nebraska knows better than do the Of the
the State Council
have pleaded with it, argued with it, fought with it. know what
has meant giving embarrassment to the effort to bring about
unity with respect to this know what has in the
of German propaganda and in the dissemination Of the
hundred and German lies that have been eae over this coun
when united the ballot box-unng the
deliberately mischief country the
who houghy has yielded to the of the
kae For the that know its and its magn
fluence determined resist it, and shall rsti know how
brought great side persuaded required
to give antagonize
face that influence today without trace of berps
heart but with determined fight it the end Some poll
cians to and editors its feet but
candidate for the senate defy it, even as have defied it as an
Here's and sympathy with of German blood
who doing his duty Amercapaience and sympathy for the
hard he has had to travel in sunderng the ties that held his
heart the faherland!
But the proGeman who his tracks with Liberty
Bond purchase the and cuates hatred for those
who the defiance that swell
of the father of the and the lover
Of all the comrades of those boys -
"Do damndest the send pro- German
in Nebraska to editor and politician that is playing
to "the German vote"
when the of battle shall have cleared away
defeated will still be the uncompromsng foe of influence
defeated will still be the uncompomsng foe of influence
that hostile to this and organization that seeks
the efforts Of country and its allies to crush the
that recognized foes Of civilization. In the senate
of it will fight treaty that does not that Germany
shall kneel the presence of cvilzaonha
stolen territory and beate all held unwngy under their
the senate of it will fight prGermanm at home
will for that Americanaon of America that will dis
solve enker in the melting pot and make nation what
bea nation of freemen the blood of the world
devoted country and aghe country and flag within
whose presence all civilization is kneeEng today
appeal 100 per Amercan-democra republican
o ndependent-to help win this fight.
RICHARD L. METCALFE .}s
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-19
One Nebraskan Killed,
Two Wounded, In Action

One Nebraskan was reported killed
in action in the casualty list given out
Sunday by the War department and
two were mentioned as severely
wounded.
Carl Hoitgrewe Of Lorton was
killed in action. He named as his
closest relative, whom he wanted
notified in case of death, Mrs. Caro-
line Holtgrewe.
The severely wounded were George
]. Osterbuhr, Hildreth, and Albert H.
Pohlman, Seward. They requested
that John ~Osterbuhr and Otto Pohl-
man respectively be notified.