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■ flr,Ulcer Lake Bulletin.
^iTeSOAY. OCTOBER 9. 1901
The Metal Market.
Silver—fiH
Lead—$4.00,
CopPpr~^1(i f*f>'
DIED.
jlL.I,I'R-In ’'awthnrne, October 5.1901,
Hattie, beloved wife of llva Miller, a
native of Nevvli. ag «i 31 years.
jj-jvC 1—At Sweetwater. September 30,
1901, Albert Roach, a native of Ne
vada, aged 29 yearn. |
SAMPLES.
p, M. Bowler is in Belmont on le
gal business.
Jimes Acheson and son Henry
rolled over from Sweetwater Monday.
The Misses Alice and Clara Laws
jrc spending a week's vacation at
borne.
| W. J. Douglass and wife came in
r/rom Soda Saturday aud returned
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Laws are
visiting Hawthorne relatives aud
friends.
Harry L.ynd has returned from
mouth's visit to various parts of Cal
ifornia.
Judge Mack will arrive in town to
morrow and will hold court to-mor
row evening.
W. F. Newell, representing Selby
j& Co., is traveling over Nevada in
search of iron ore.
There is a litter in t'10 Ha.vth irne
P> toffice for Charley Miller. Who
k iows where h i is ?
E. Saylor and wife of lone are vis
iting Hawthorne, being guests of
Mrs. P. M. Bowler.
John F. Parr is contemplating the
erection of an electric light and
power plant near Bishop.
Senator Jones has brought suit
against the estate of the late Evan
Williams to recover $90,000.
Young Judge Curler of Rmo was
taken to San Francisco last Satur
day an 1 placed in a sanitarium.
George Storey, one of the pioneer
mining men of N ivada, died in the
Stockton insane asylum last week,
aged 71.
Warren J. Sh >ri lan, at on■> ti nc a
I prominent citizm of Storey county,
committed suicide at Manilla last
month.
Tom Williams, Secretary of the
Mason valley miners’ union, is in jail
at D lyton, charged with embezzling
the funds of the union.
Sam Kelso, who has been at Cape
Nome for the past three years, nr
rived in Hawthorne Tuesda}’. He
will return to No ne next year.
Proposals for carrying the mails
in N >vada will be received at the
office of the Second Assistant Post
jpnster General until December 3,
1901.
Dr. L’lvitt of M ison valley has
received orders from the Government
to vaccinate all the Indians and the
empl ives on the Walker Lake reser
vation.
President Anderson of the Tono
pali Company is in Salt Like confer
ring with millwrights with a view to
equipping Tonopah with a plant that
will enable him to work ore that will
mill $50 per ton, which cannot be
handled at present.
John F. Jenkins is now the mana
ger of the Tonopah mines. Mr.
Jenkins is an old Nevadan, having
been a resident of Austin in early
days, and it was there he laid the I
foundation to his high standing and
weilth. He has many friends in Ne
va la who are pleased at his success.
William Kelly Klaus, the hustling
proprietor of the Comstock Bottling
Works, has been interviewing our
wet goods dealers the past week. He
captured the entire trade in Haw
borne and B die and started for
oda und Tonopah this morning.
His soft drinks are unsurpassed on
ihecoust, und we imuuneud him to
the kind consideration of south end
dealers.
Albert R uch died suddenly at his
home on Sweetwater, September 30.
He had left the house in the morning
to feed the chickens, and shortly af
ter lie was found in the granary dead,
lie was subject to epilepsy and it
is thought that was the cause of his j
death. Deceased was a brother of j
William und Andrew Roach. He
was born on Sweetwater about U!)
years ago. The fuueral took piaee
at Bridgeport on Thursday and was
attended by a large uumbr.r of ac
quaintances.
A Sad Bereavement.
Our little community was shocked
last Saturday by the announcement
of the death of Mrs. Alva Miller.
On Friday night she was seized!
with severe spasms, and notwith
standing the untiring , (forts of Dr.
Berry and members of the family
the c mvulsio is recurred with al irai
ing frequency and violence all through
the night and until 2 o'clock Satur
day. when death mercifully came to 1
her relief. \\ hiie Mrs. Miller hud
been in poor health for some time, \
none of her friends imagined she was
seriously ill.
It is doubtful if there was a person
in our town more generally esteemed
and respected than Mrs. Miller. As
a loving mother, a devoted wife and
a kindly neighbor, she won the re
gard of all.
Deceased was a native of Nevada,
aged 31 years. She leaves to mourn
her most untimely death a husband
and three little children, a father (N.
Bruette), a sister (Maud Bruette)
and two brothers, besides a large
number of dear friends.
The funeral took place Monday
under the auspices of the Knights of
Pythias. Every available vehicle in
town was culled into requisition and
many were obliged to walk to the
cemetery for lack of conveyances.
The ladies of Hawthorne rendered
appropriate music, and Mr O. F.
Taylor read the services for the dead.
The grave was lined with white
cloth and the casket covered with a
profusion of Anvers. During the
services the tears of relatives and
friends mingled over the remains of
a dearly beloved, good woman.
The members of the family of the
late Mrs. Hattie Miller desire to ex
tern) their most heartfelt thunks to
all those who sokinuly assisted then)
during her sickness and after death.
The Cointy Commissioners.
The Board of County Commission
ers met Monday. Present. Messrs.
Douglass. Laioto and Morgan.
Reports of the various county offi
cers were filed.
The Board proceeded to count the
money in the treasury and found the
same correct, according to the Audi
tor’s balance sheet.
W. G. Box mn authoriz d to ox
p n I Slil repairing road leading to
Ma etta
N. T. Piper was empow r-d to ex
pe nl S2.') repairing road in Fish Lak
from A. G McAfee’s to State line.
Tne matter of the obstruction of
public highway in Fish Like valley :
was passed until next meeting.
C. Joachnmsen was allowed #20 for
repairs made on road between Auro
ra and Del Monte.
Artj lurned to D member 2. 1911. I
Board ineels as a B mrd of Equali
zatio i.
Jas. A dieson appeared in behalf of
Geo. Acheson and asked that the
a ition of the Board in adding cattle
to the latter’s assessment be rescind
ed. and also uskpd that the action of
the Board in adding cattle to his own
assessment be rescinded. Ordered
that assessment of George Acheson
remain as fixed by Board, and action
adding cattle to James Acheson’s as
sessment rescinded.
Ordered that the Hawthorne and
Bodie toll road, valued at $2,000. be
stricken from assessment of the S.
D Co.
Application of B. Rosen that for a
reduction of A. Gruli's assessment
was denied.
N. T. Piper appeared and made a
statement under oath as to the num
ber of cattleowned by him. Ordered
that (lie Board’s action adding cattle
to his asssssment be rescinded.
Protest and affidavit of Jerome
Vidovich was duly considered and
Board ordered that the assessment
stand as fixed by them.
Estray Notice.
A black-brown mule, weight about
But) pounds, branded 7 on left shoul
der, came to H. S. Morgan 3 ranch
on East Walker river. Owner cau
have the animal upon application to
Mr. Morgan.__
Deafness Cannot be Cured
By local applications, ns they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the oar. There la I
only one way to euro deafness, and that la
by constitutional remedies. Doufness is
caused by an inflamed condition of 'he
mucous lining of the Eustachian ube
When this tube gets inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed deafness is the
result and unless the inflammation can ho
taken out and this tube resto ed to its
normal condition, hearing will bo destroy
ed forever. Nine eases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
flamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will give oeo hundred dollars for any 1
caso of Deafness (caused by catarrh] that
cannot bo cured by Hall’s Catarrh . Cure.
Send for circulars.Tree.
F. -I. CHENEY, Toledo. 0.
Bold by druggists, 75c.
Hull's Family Fills are the beit.
Toiopah Items.
[from the Bonn 1121.]
■T L. C t.rr has ordered 4tf,»h')f) ;\vt
of lutr.bv from Truokee. [Co wi I
ertvt a . - o building and ale i a!
handsome ten-room residence for!
j i’Oself aad family.
Brough r Bros last shipment of i
li>J tons vi del " I, or an av
erage o: $37i8 41 p-r too aud cam.
fr >m a depth of 13 I feet.
Tonopah has a boom in the build
ing line. A $5.(MM) residence is being
built for O. E. Turner an 1 a Sd.tuni
residence will be bui t by the Bono- i
Poil Company for Manager Jenkins, 1
while dwellings are being built ail!
, ur mud town
| MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Giant free* of the Pacific Count Hr.ve
•Never Been In Jeop.
ardj*.
Statements in the California papers J
I that the sequoias hi.ve no comnsic ul
value are opt to create surprise at
: nil the effort that has been needed to
begin the work of making the - gi
ant trees public instead of | irate
property in order to preserve them.
If they have a sentimental value only
co great price should be ask d for
them. Indeed, that is the argument
addressed to the eastern owner of
the Calaveras grove, with whom the
rational government is dickering, j
Hitherto it has been threaten.-" un- ,
less his price was paid to convert
the trees info lumber, when “every ,
lu.-al erran knows that the trees !
. „ .. , _ j
ol no vrime for krg, say the Sat: 1
Francisco Chronicle.
In the first place, the San Francis j
co paper explains, the cost of felling
any one of the k'2 big trees on the
500-aere tiaci would be excessive. It
would take five men 22 days to bore
enough holes through any li • 3" fort
in diameter. After being felled the
tru-k would have to be cut into 40
fee* lengths to be tervlceaole. A
block of wood, say 33 feet io diam
eter I y -13 feet in length, would
weigh about 600 tons, and no rna- i
ehlnery has j*et been bu'H capable of I
handling it. No saw could work on
such a section, if it were possible to
get it to a mill, n*’d to ru'.it it with
dynamite, as Mr. Whiteside cr.ce sug
gested, wnu'd shatter the log and
spoil tlie lumber. Tn other words, the
big trees are vastly too massive for
commercial use.
"My, what an untidy man,” ex- |
claim' d ihe fair visitor to our sane ,
turn. “Who is the one with his desk j
in such a litter?" And then she was j
sure r.’-.e was being Jollied when her
guide said it was the litirary editor. :
—Philadelphia Press.
Did Ikwi.-. lor (to his housekeeper)— 1
“I don't think this is the usual kind
of ten, Martha. What sort < f packet |
did it come in?" Martha—"i’aix, an' I 1
think, now, the tay merchant said it
came iu a st.ime packet ail tlie way
from Ceylon.”—Pick-Me-Up.
Fallen Angel.—"What’s this, dear
ie?” said ihe young husband, as he
tried to bite into it. “Why, that's an
gel-food, darling," replied tl.e fair j
era..are on the other side of the ta
ble. "Oh: Is it?" with contracted
brows and set jaws. “I—I thought, per
haps, it was marble cake.”—Philadel
phia Bulletin.
Do you want to have some reliable
assaying done? If so, sen i your
saraples to A. So leriing, B- >die. Fie j
lias been assaying for the B Kite
mines for many years, and bis work
is tirst-cluss.
WARNING NOTICE.
I hereby give notice that any per
sous who beat, mutilate or in any
manner maltreat, my cattle, running!
in Alicia Valley and vicinity, will be!
prosecuted to the full extent of the I
law. JEROME ViDOVICH.
Alida Valley. May 15. 11)01.
Wanted.
About rwo on 1 two feet of sec
uun hand T rail for car truck iu a
mine. Addr ss, stating price,
ilAWTiioHNR Gold Mining C’o.
H. M. SummerliolJ, .Manager,
Hawthorne, Nevada.
NOTICE 10 CRED 11 OR \
iu tlm District Court of t!ie First Judlciu
District of the State of Nevada, in aim
for the county of Esmeralda,
in the iu itter of t!is Estate Of Louis
Teltjea, deceased.
Notice ia hereby given that the under
signed l;as been duy appoiuted
and qua'iliod by the District Court of the
First Judicial District of the Stato el Ne
vada, m and for the county of Eairn>ruldu,
on the 7th day of Jnno, ltfjl, us Adminis
trator of tha ostuto of l.ouis Teitjen,
deceased.
All creditors having cIhIiiis ngalnpt said
estate are required to fl e tha same, with
proper vouchers attached, with the Clerk
of the Court, at lawtliorne. within forty
days from tha first pub.icatlon of this
notice.
Dated the 13th day of Juno, 1931.
II NRY JAGEI 8,
Administrator.
Oko. 8. Obren, Attorney for Adminis
trator.
First publication Juno ‘J'>. 1901.
rifflfminiffii
RcHftblfl pcrsonCof s m<‘eh*nicsl or Inventive mlio
d**«»rlnKatrlpiatho Paris Exposition, with good
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80.UD OF EJ'JALIZUIH j
Notice of AJditionatoand increase |
of Valuiticn of Assessmstits. i
The following is a list of person.-;
the va!ue of whose property has bvn
id el oil thereto, and I lie amounts so
added, ou the* assessment roll of Ks
meralda for the year 1 y.> 1. and a list
of till property the value of which
has been raised, together with the
amount so raised :
Mrs. A. Anrao—Allowed a widows' ex
emption.
ilattCaornc A ISodio Telegraph and
Telephone Co.—Raised ou ou
tlre line . S20D
\V G Box—Added 1 mules . 10)
i’J J in way—Raised on horses and
Wagons 3D); aided flftyhial
stock uuttie, $9 d; total . 1,153
L> W Karl A Co.—Raised ou goods,
wares and merohau Use. 530
Rhodes Halt A liorux Co.—RobjJ
ou proporty.— 91)
California Powder Works-Added
one powder liouaoand powder
e tuuuued therein. 5>i
Salles A i.atapio—Added 1,000 head
sheep. 2,500
Sam lioo Co—Raised ou goo Is,
wares mid merchandise . >5)
Jos Achesou—Added 4; head stock
aude. CSC
Geo Vch 'soa— vdde l 4J head stock
cattle. 050
Fredericks estate—AddoJ 50 lioatl
stock cuttle . 3 0
A Gruli—Added 2.) head stock cul
t.o. 34)
Geo A Groeu— id del ..0 aead stock
cattle. 8a0
C A O R It tu,—...ala Hack placed
At a "alnation of *2, leua hale;
side track rl.ooo a aide.
A Luiolo—Added for unsatisfied
mortgage . 200
Win Robinson—Added unsatisfied
mortgage. 200
U J? Edwards—Added unsatisfied
mortgages . 1,500
Prout A Gillespie—Added uusulle
tied mortgage. 6.)0
X T Piper— Ad do 1 250 head of cat
tle . 4,25)
Notice le hereby s;iveii that the Board .f
EqnalizlUon will meet on londay, Octo
ber 7, l.i il, at 11 o’clock V. M., when the
above-named persona, or any other poi
sons or corporations, may appear bef ire
ealrt 13 mrd and obtain a hoarim? upon the
valuation an increased by said Board.
By order of the Boar
J. II. MILLER, Clerk.
WHY
Bo bothered with Inferior goods when yon
can get a first-class articlo if only you
will rail for it.
LEVI STRAUSS &. CO’S
CELEBRATED COPPER RIVETED
OVERALLS AND SPRING BOTTGM PANTS
Aro made of tho best materials.
Sewed with tho best threads.
Finished in tho best style.
EYEBY GARMENT GUARANTEED.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
- ---.... •—n
SEND for n picture of our
Factory, we will mail ouo to you fret
of charge.
IE EMPLOY OYER oOO GIRLS.
MESS: LEVI STRAUSS & CO.
San Francisco,
California
MINING^™"
TTTKTT-imTK VSAR.
24 Pag?* ; 'TctTy : Elrntn'.-.-J.
INDISPENSABLE
TO MINING MEN.
$3 PER YEAR, POSTPAID.
£L‘N1> P'JSl &AMP1.K COPY.
MINING Scientific PRESS
I teabcsco. cai.
J. E. ADAMS. J. H. MILLER.
ADAMS & MILLER.
Dealoi* in
—Lreneral iiiercbandise,(v*
HAWXUOKNK.NEVADA.
Mining Supplies ?nd Hardware.
Have constantly ou hand a supply of
Fine Groceries, Minin*; Supplies, Hardware. Cutlery, Tin
w.ire, 'rockery. Glassware, Whips and Harness.
Paint , OHs and Wi ,dow Glues. Carpets
and Wa'l Paper, Canvass
Trunks am* Valines.
Gent’s Funnelling Goods,
H.its, Caps, Boots aud Hie s. Gloves, Overalls and
Jumper&.
Patent Medicines and Notions.
Choice Wines, Liquors, Cigars and • ob&Cios.
FRESH ANO NUTS.
Fresh Fruit, Berrios and Bananas in Season.
Agency London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance Co.
ADAMS & MILLER.
Dealers In
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS.
We carry almost everything to be
found under the head ot General
Merchandise. Wines and Liquors,
Crockery. Tinware. Agate Ware,
Paints and Oi's, V/all Paper and
Window Shades, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Cap3, Furnishing Goods,
Fruits, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars
Confectionery, Etc.
Fins Groceries arc! Mining Supplies
Outside orders Solicited.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
H>t‘.vthnrne. * • Nevada.
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London j
Oil Company j
ll Owns 5,003 Acres Expsrted Oil Lands.
5 !
2 Struck Oil.
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sin the* Fresno- Alpha, well at Mb feet near our property. This, with |
the Hamiltonian Oil Company only u short distance from our land, ]
seemingly proves this to be one of the richest districts in California, j
J Sub Companies uow forming. Ouc rig already ordered will drill this]
5 aiODth.
I Non*Ass( ssable. 50c. f1 hare.
Treasury stock now soiling for development purposes.
' NOTE CUR DIRECTORS: i
§ C. IF. PHILLIPS of San -Jose (capitalist). President !
|j IlON. J. M GLEAVES of San Francisco U. S. Surveyor-Gen) Vico Pi est. j
11ION. J. G. M a GUI RE of Min Francisco (cx-Congressman).Director. i
C. H. U UNBM OR of Sun Francisoo.Director. J
(Secretary of California Bunk Commissioners.)
A. 0. Lane of Sau Francisi'o.Secretary and General Manager. j
(1st A'ioo President California Petroleum Miners’ Association.) i
(London Oil Company, j
L.oma 6 and 7 8th Floor. Mills Building. S .n Frane* 0.
[Lienee mention this paper.)