Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-09-03

ing the city, but have covered much
valuable farm land in the Salt river
valley irregular project. No estimates
of the damage done was possible
People who were warned TO leave
northwestern Phoenix Saturday have
returned to their homes.
WASHINGTON.
A senate bill extending the time fol
payment of grazing fees for the us,
of national forests from September
until December | next, was passed
Wednesday by the house.
Senator Smoot has secured the an.
po'ntment of 0renZo w. Anderson OF
Brighton City, Utah as prohibition
agent for the eastern states, with
headquarters In Washington.
The treaty with Germany, which was
signed Thursday in Berlin, was mad
public Thursday night by the stat
department. 1t puts into force TIN
economic. reparations, military and va
rioUs other provisions of the unrat'
fed treaty of Versailles. hut provide
specifically that the United State
shall moi be bound by the covenant c
the league of nations or by othp
enumerated parts Of the Versatile
settlement
Decision to withhold issuance of
medical beer regulations pending con.
gressional action on proposed an
tibeer legislation was reached Thurs.
day by Secretary Mellon in conference
with Internal Revenue Commissioner
Blair.
Representative f. ]. King, of Illinois
stated during the week that the Re
publicans in the house would revolt If
the war finance corporation were al
lowed to authorize the loan of $1,000
M0,O00 on export products Of the farm.
One hundred and fifty members, both
Republicans and Democrats. are ready
to rise up and JON hands to overthrow
the bosses unless they mend their
ways. said Representative King.
Samuel T. Ansell, former acting
Judge advocate general of the army
was charged with being the master
mind behind Grover c. Bergdoll's es-
cape, during the week. The special
house investigating committee report
ed that he should "be disbarred from
practicing in the courts of the nation,
above whose safety and integrity he
has placed gold"
Under an executive order signed
Saturday by President Harding the
veterans bureau has taken over the
naval tubercular hospital at Fort
Lyons, Las Animas, Colo. 1t will be
used as a tubercular institution for
war veterans and has capacity of
7SO beds Assignment of patients to
Fort Lyons can begin at once.
FOREIGN.
General WI Pei Flu Pie Flu, com
manding large force of Chinese rev.
pulmonary troops, is launching his en-
tire army against the southern Chinese
force Mt 70 Chow. according to word
reaching Shanghai. WI Pie Flu, wha
is striving to set up a new Chinese
government uniting all factions, pre-
diets thai he will wn n victory within
TWO weeks.
The number of Japanese i'm the Ha-
wai!an Islands during the fiscal year
1921 was estimated at l14,SI9 out %
a total estimated population of 2Io,SS !.
II was announced Thursday when the
annual resume of vital statistics was
made public by the territorial board Of
health.
Six hundred employees of the In
ternntional Nickel company's mines
and smelter at Copperclff. Ontario
were notified Thursday TINT the plant
will close down Saturday for an indef
iEite period. Heavy reserve stocks
nad general depression make further
operation Improbable.
A state of war has been decreed In
the departments of Jinotega, Esteli.
Metagalpa. Neuva Segovia and Chin
andega. In the remainder of the re-
public state of srge has been pro
claimed Active recruiting is proceed.
ing.
The treaty of peace between Ger.
nlahy and the United States was
signed at Berlin nj I o'clock Thursday
rseh'ns.
The largest cable In the world,
carrying 40S pairs of wires, making
II possible to conduct 600 CONVERSE
tians simultaneously has been laid on
The he'd of the Detroit river between
Detroit and Windsor. The cable