Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-01-15
LETTERS OF A RETIRED STATESMAN

you ask
Well, sir that is hard question to put who
the election has been the outside looking In
However, l think signs of returning normally,
following national orgy in November-at least see
signs that usually go with hangover"
changes taking place since the people decided
to put the tyran Wilson OF the White House and put
the tyro Harding in
Still the people voted for change and OF them
surprised ndhow quickly they got tespecialIy those
whose working hours have been reduced from to 0.
In the newspapers to be found many signs Of returning
normally
Railroads Lay of More Men
Big Factory Closes Indefinitely"
Mill viii Resume in February With 50 Per Cent Reduc
ton in Wages"
lines. The national intelligence has been reduced about II
per cent and the national honor
We are, III manner OF speaking being "Harveyzed"
DR. William Harvey discovered the circulation OF the blood
but Colonel George Harvey discovered how to stop it
In the meantime, the best minds" are comforting at
Marion and am hopeful but not betting
Ehhu Root the Master Mind" William Howard Taft
who always willing sacrifice his best ideas and
nobles impulses Tor the good of the party and Charles E.
Hughes who is premier Mondays Thursdays and Sat
urdays Phil G. Knox who alternates with him the first
and othersof the elder have matched minds
with Warren Gamaiel also Senator Mccormick on inter
national tour leaving the struggle along
can Will Hays the partisan reformer who is to de.
DueSoMze the postoince department and other members
OF the group which may be classified as the young
Visitors"
Recalling the Front Porch campaign am disappointed
at the absence OF Al olson and Lillian Russel-bu navbe
they don't know anything about the new administration
Vi course, you understand the incoming president is
confronted by many serious problems. He has to pick
cabinet that will please the reaconary entente and the
JosoH La roiette soviet hen there is the Of
whether the inaugural ball shall be putocratic or png
affair." and whether Gorge Harvey shall take precedence
over Harry Daugherty
Well sir, cant foretell but feel certain that Warren
ranae Harding the job and that his mind at least
is IN state OF norache latest reports from Marion be-
ing that nothing has yet been decided"
SAMUEL SMILEY
The formation of judicial district composed Of the
counties OF yon and Mineral counties is said to be the
principal object of bill to be introduced in the Nevada
legislature at the coming session
The plain truth as outlined will make s;oe ;,,do,,
Sce OF the counties OF Nye and Esmeralda Under the
proposed redsrctng the present third district will he dome
away With One OF its counties, Lander will be Joined 70
Eiko and the other, Eureka joined with Humboldt corn
Nhurcmil and Pershing counties would hereaf ter con-
ft one district The hrst embracing Storey Douglas
ana Ornsby, would rcran unchanged The same :; 80
OF Washoe the second district; White Pine the ninth 4s
'iet' and Lincoln and Clark countless the tenth Nst+
= ~ PoPosed measure will also increase the salaries of
uStr1ot Judges, making them 5000 Der annun, !, oh -
= enacted INTO law the changes would become effective ~
10 When the Judges chosen at the 1922 oe,er.,
election, take office see'"i
me redIstrcting plan will not increase tho r, = .
upses out is apt to be opposed by some Of the smaller
's uia wall quite likely be unable to gain ;,d,,osh ;n
N, OF 'he beng linked up with counties Of much loar
population " "'"ei larger
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