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Walker Lake Bulletin.
TUESDAY.September 10, 1010
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J»ublt*bccl KvwyTut‘«lay
A. J. McCarthy, * Publisher
Entered at the Poutofllce at llaaUierni'.
Nevada. uH clasei matter.
Two seasons Lave now passed since
the railroads south of here have
.offered one faro for round trip from
(Goldfield, Tonopali and other points,
to Hawthorne, for the purpose of
allowing our southern friends to on !
joy the cooling breezes, the: um-qnal- j
e.d bathing and the excellent. fLuirig
>t a minimum expense. during the j
hot months The only string to this i
order, secured by Frank Kingliorn J
some eighteen months ago, is that a ]
limited measure of acooniimidation I
be provided at the lake, so that i.ur
summer visitors may have some place J
To lay their weary heads, an i cook
their frugal meals The Ifulietin sug
pest3 that there is ample time to
provide such facilities b.-foro the
season of 1918, and will join in any
.eiTort looking to that end. We have
.overlooked this opportunity for two
ysurs, next sumnier should not be a!
lowed to pass in the same maimer.
The mads joining in this conceftfeinn
icc the Southern Pacific. Tonopah &
Goldfield and the Silver Peak Rail
way, all of whom have plunged this
fate to Mr. Kinghorn.
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Mr. and Mrs. George MeGailaii, of |
Blair, were Hawthorne visitors on
Slturday last, going through on
,their unnuul vacation to Lane Tahoe,
where they will bo the guests of
Raines Ddijy tin id wife- Mr. Dehy
has a large contract in connection
with tlie auto road improvements
liyw in progress at this famous re
sort, and it is altogether Ij^tilv that
in thy fullnes of time, a boulevard
will be constructed all round the
Jake, affording to auto enthusiasts
ft in grandest effect iu laky and moun
tain scenery i(V be found on the
American continent. Mr. fijeOulliiti
was one ofthe original owners of the
famous Red Top aud Jumbo proper
ties ut Goldfield which, aro now the
jnost valuable portions of the Gold
field Consolidated holdings.
At a meeting of the Goldfield Con
solidated Mining company Tuesday a i
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per
.share was paid. This will amount
to $1,060,000. With the payment, of
this dividend the Goldfield Consoli
dated wlil have paid to its sharehold
prs nearly $25,000,000.
•OmSmmmiimmimmmmmmSmmm
The Reno Gazette has an item en
titled, “Republicans ahead in Majqe,"
aud Tony the Greek informs us that
.the Dgtch have taken Holland.
An Auktruliun lady says that the
American tjirls are too Unti l. Holy j
Moses!—Carson Ne.vs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TEED B BAL3AR
Jlerehy announces himself u« a ejinj.i.late
fur tho office of
I
STATE SENATOR
Pu the Republican ticket, subject to the
will of tho voter* at tho General
election on November 5. till b
H- L SPEKES
(Of Knwhlijo)
pei eby announces himself as 4 candidate
for Short Tone
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
.On the Demooratio ticket, aubjeut to the
will of the voten> at the General
election on November 5, mil.
john a McCarthy
pareby announces himself a.: a candidate |
fAr the office of
ASSEMBLE MAM
Pn the Democratic ticket subject to the
will of the voter* at the General
election on Novembei 5. 1312
I
J. H. MILLER
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pereby aunoiinces hlmsetr us a candidate
for the office of lonif term
County Commissioner
II Pn the Republican ticket, subject to the
wjlj of tbe voters at the General
kflPpGojf on November 5 f#i2.
Political Aiiiwuraents
(AnnounecmoutiJ under this head will
be published up to the primal y eiectiou
for unsuccessful candidates and to the
Reueral election for successful candidates
fin the sum uf lie. parable jn advance.J
JOHN R JCELT103E
Republican Candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Subject, to tho will id th" voters at the i
(ieueial Election to be held mi
November 1912.
UK. C. E. WHITESIDES
Hereby aiiii’.uiiieca hitnaelf so a llepule j
liean candidate for the office of
ASS £ M 3LY MAN
I Subject to the will of the voters of Min- |
era! county at the (jeneval idei -
tioo, on Noveiuljof 0, 19’!
I
li. r. limine
i Hereby atincuncsa himself as a candidate '
e;i l lie Democratic ticket for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Of Miu.sr.il County, subjeot t..i tins will of
th* t liters, at tA < (Jtn tred election
oil November S, 19*2.
•JOHN GALLAGHER
Hereby announces hhnanlf ho a candidate
mi Lie Democratic ticket for
Auditor and Recorder
Of M neral county, subject to the will of
the voters at tho General elect in It
on November ft, 1912.
J. G ATCHISON
Hereby announces himself as a Repub
lican candidate fur the office of
Sheriff and Asjstor
Subject to the will of the voters at the
Genet al Election to lie held on
November 5, 1912.
FRANK RED
Hereby announces himself os s candidate
on t!;e Democratic ticket for
Short Term County Commissioner
Of Mineral county, subject to ti e wlil of
the voters, at the Uenoial eiocli, u
on November ft, 1912.
J, H. WHITE
Hereby announces himself us a candidate
on the Republican ticket for
Clerk ami Ty-cssur r
Subject to the will of the voters at tho
General Election to be held on
November 6,1912.
I
EUGENE GfiUTr
i Hereby announces himself as a candidate
on Jia Democratic ticliot for
Sheriff «a i A a ‘K«y
i Subjoi t to the will of the voters at the
General Election to tie held on
Novum ber 5, tin 3
F3AKK FOX
Hereby otnouuoefl liimself as a candidate
on the Democratic ticket for
County Clerk
; Subject to the will of the voters at the
iteneriil Election to o' hold o;i
November 1.11*2.
j
i
S. T- KELSO
! Hereby uimonticee turn soli* as a candidate
on l lie Uepnhlioan tucket lor
Auditor oud Urctfhlcr
I
j of Mineral ts'iinty subject to the v 111 of
tile votein at t ie General election
on N \vniber s. I9IJ.
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J. H. MALLOY
* lleiehy aunoiitiv >s himself a candidate
on ilu; Democialie t eket for
SVATE SENATOR
Subject to tb*j will of i.Iim voter* Jit the
(icliul.ii Or| V>Y>!UHh’P
5til.
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FFvA¥? J- KfOIinil
Hereby nnicnpic.'s himself as » enndidatc
on His iicpiiblicmi iieUcf for
AS8EM«tYMAN
I
Of Mineral county, subject to the will of i
the voters at the Ueuerul eieetiun I
ou November j, 1912.
Bath Indefensible, and President Tafl 1
Knew It—Suppression of Facts by
tho Tariff Board—Statistics Employ
ed to Mislead the Public.
By ROBERT KENNETH MAC LEA
Formerly consulting experi ul toe lurid
braird |
New York. Aim. .-On nut :i single
me of tin* ninety.live dll cut inn s.-im
plea nf fnhrie lake'll us (lie basis of Hie
liirilT Imnrd's Investigations of the cot
ton schedule wna there mi Hi'tunt re
luetion nf the larilf by the thiyue
Aldrich lyi.w.
The dumpies were selpeted wit h el ect
i-sn* hv the combined Judgment of the
board's experts. .indorsed by Ihe lead
“lug jubliers of the f’nlled States ns
being reoreaentnllee of nil cinsees id
ftllnle In use In this country, encli
wimple Iwlng chosen I-is-nose it wns
typical of Hie most used iiintermi id
ltd particular weave or rlnss Ninety
live all cotton nud live silk and cotton
sample* comprise Hie loo Unit apis-itv
In the inrllf lioiu-d's cotton report
Forty seven of the ninety live In the
all cotton class pay s;t mi per cent high
er duties under Hie Payne-A Id neb
than they did under the Idnglev tarilt.
Payn«* Aldrich "Jokera."
i Of Hi est- foi<% -seven classes of [IIS
terlai on willed the tariff was In
creased nine are the fancy weaves
inurle In three ur four New Kindsud
mills eotuuinnly grouped us (he “Idp
plU-Mol.’oh interests." This is the
elhpie of New Ktiglund maonfaelurer
polltkduua who ware permitted by Sen
alor Nelson W: Aldrich to wrire the
cotton schedule lo suit themselves
.Of llie nine Mppirt-McColl fuhrlcs
Hie /‘avne-Aldrlch law Jacked up the
average duly from ;{d ,riT to du :tl ite.
cent lu other words, the promised
"revision downward" on these goods
was really a revision upwardnuioniiHug
to H4.P7 tier cent of the I Hngley rates
The remaining thirty-eight classes ol
all coltdu fabrics on which the duly
was increased were uot generally the
product of the fuvored New England
ring ruder the Olngley law these
thirty-eight fabrics were assessed an
average ditty of SN.IW per cfrpL rjnder
the I’u.vne-Aldrich law they tiny 44.38
per cent—a revision upward equal to
dti.07 per cent of the former rate as
compared with in !>7 per cent incCHUse
ou nut on fact 11 i-es of the favored few.
On Just three among the PX> sample*
‘ whs there a decrease In duty. These
i were the silk mid roUuii Inline* (silk.
! mlllsi firm pay more Hum' lot) |>or cent'.
] duty/ tin these ttirec simples the re
I dnetimi averaged iMltl per cent .on the
| former duly-a reduction from 1 Iliad
i per cert under the Olngley law to
' 110 44 per cent under llie I'ayueAl
! drlch law On one of the silk and cot
i lull sample* I here was an Increase
j amounting to -;t lls per cent The fifth
| of the silk and col ion samples was left
EQUALIZATION.
Notice to Taxpayers
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NOTICE IS HRISER! CUVKN THAT
j the County issessnr of Mineral county,
| Stilt#' of Nevada, lias completed the tax
; list or Assessment Roll of Mineral county,
and lias duly attached his eortllloato there
; lo. and delivered it and the map. liook ami
I statements made by taxpayers to him. to
; me, Clerk of the Board of County Oommis
■'Uukh*; tn.il tho Comny Commissioners
! wIi 1 meet as a Hoard of Equalization on
i
Mon lav, September 16. 19!'A.
i
j And as provided in section lit of an act of
tin- Legislature to provide revenue for the I
1 support of th" government of tho State of
1 Nevada, approved March 9.1. lSi?t. wt I'
hear and determine all complaint* made
lilt regard to tho assessed value of any,
| properly within said Mineral county, and |
will chan,re and eorreot any valuation ;
either by adding tliereto or dedn.ulng
■ tb“refrem. if they deem the .same fixed in ;
\ the Assessment Roll either alxive ur lieiew I
! the rental eash vane, whether said sum
bo fixed bv the owner or Assessor, exoep -[
j that in ease where the peison complaining |
j of the assment line refused lo give the |
i Assessor his list under oath, as required
by law in line'll cases, no reduction w ill be I
made by the Board of Equalization in the ■
assessment made by tin* Assessor The
Ass 'Ssmenf. Roll will !x> kept open for in-!
s portion at tho County Clerk's oflp-o until :
after tlie the adjournment of die Board,
of Equalization Tho Board of Uq.mliz.i- I
lion will continue in session from ti ne to
time for the purp.ise of ixpi iLzuiioii liut.
shall not sit later than the ilrst
Mquday in f'etolior 1 n j
at which lima the Hoard will tp'H't, and j
equalize the .ytsessnioni. Roll and near
doloriniue complaints in exnopUlo coses as
providtxl in the aforesaid Section aqd Act.■
J. li. ATCrf 1st)> .
Clerk of said liquid
Hawthorn*, September 10,1919,
u tjtjtjtj injuu" in jTjij'iJTJxnj'iJTJnLJ^ ldO-J~LJ~LrH7// H
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iSOUTHERN^PACIFIcll
Will sell round trip tickets : I
|i ngeles, California I
l National Encampment of the Grand ^ I
] Army of the Republic 5 I
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□ All Stations in Nevada 2
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□ Sale Dates ; September 5th, 6th, 7th ?
| and 8th, 1912 | 3
=> Final return limit, October 31st, 1912. s
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p Stopovers will bo allowed on return trip within rthe final cj
□ return limit. 2
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For Further information call on or write ~J
^ J. M. FULTON, Asst. Gen’l Freight and Passen- 5
^ ger Agent, Eeno, Nevada £
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j^QLnJTJTjAfxriL-Jjxn..|AruiJ~Ln-r.jujt-Tiju.ixLJjittjtjt
KQTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Alfred H. Weber, hie heirs, admin
istrators and assigns, und to whom it may
concern :
You are hereby notified that we. Frank
I’ovard and G. N. Fish, co-owners, have I
expended during the year 1911 the sum of
tines hundred (*300) dollars in labor and
improvements upon the Eureka No. 1. iho
Eureka No. 2 and Eureka No. 3 lode min
ing claims, situated in Mount Grant Min
in/ District, Mineral county. State of Ne
vada, as will more fully appear by eertlll-1
cate filed July Kith, 1912, in the oflloe of
the County Recorder of said Mineral coun
ty, mill recorded In Hook 1 of Proofs of
Labor, page 162, in order to hold said
premises under the provisions of Section
2,324, Revised Statutes of the United
States being the amount required to hold
the same under Use laws of the United ,
States und of the Slut-of Nevada for the
year 1911.
This notice will b' published once a '
w, ck for a period of ninety days in the |
j Walker Lake Bulletin, a weekly newspu
| per of general circulation, and if, after i
| ninety days alter such notice by publien- '
| lion is given, you full or refuse to eoutrib
I utc your proportion of such expenditure :
as cojowier, amounting to the sum of
thirty-seven ami titty oue-liuiidivdths !
i$37.fid) dollars, for and on account of said
claims, your interest in said property will ;
became the property of the subscribers
under said section 2,321
FRANK BOV All I) 1
G. N. FISH.
First pub. July 30, 1912.
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MOTICK OF SALE
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lu tlio Djsti iot Court of tin- Seventh .ludi- j
eiul District of tiie Stale of Nevada, iu I
and for the Couutvof Mineral,
lu the matter of the estate of Lawrence
Bncigal'pi, deceased.
Notice is hereby eiventliat in pursuance i
of ail order of the said Court, mode on I
the nth day of February. 1913, iu the mat- j
ter of the estate of Lapret.ee Ilacigulnpl.
decease 1, the undersigned, tiie udtninis- j
trator of the said estate, will sell at public
auction at the front tloor of the court
house, at 3o’clock I’. M. ou tiie 30th day or I
March, 1912, all the right, t|tie and inter- i
est of the said estate in tiie fnllowing
nuined lode milling claims, t v-wlt: Iron.I
Musk No. t. Iron Mask No. i, Iron Mask
No. 3. and White ltock, situate in the Alum ;
Creek Mining District, Mineral county, i
Nevada, to the liighesL bidder for cash, i
and subject to eoutlrinatlou by said court, j
M. J. DONDKKlI. Administrator.
J. It. Mklkohu. attorney lor udniims.
trill->r. rei7-u.
Warned—An Idea SSsSSi
Piwoct Tour Ideas; they u ay bring you wraith.
Wrtlfl JOHN WKDDKKBUhN 4 CO., Patent Alter
neve. Was blag ion, D. C.t fnfc- their gl.PUO prua offar
U»t of two hundred Lu-f eiuiou* wauled.
Summons. j
\fi the District Court of tho Seventh1
Judicial District of tlioSUteof Nevada, ,
in arid for Minora! County.
Katherine Robinson, plaintiiT, vs. Frank
D. Robinson, defendant.
Ac.ion brought in the Uistrict Court of
(jho county of Mineral, State of Nevada,
and tho complaint tiled in said County of
Mineral, ill the office of the Clerk of said
District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to
Frank 1). Robinson, defendant:
You are hereby required to uppear iu an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiiT ill the District ( nurt of
the Seventh Judicial District of tho State
of Nevada, in and for tho county of Min
eral und to answer tho complaint filed
therein, within ten days, exclusive of the
day of service, after the service on you
of this summons, if served within this
county, or, if served out of ttiis eouuty,
but ill this district, within 2J days, other
wise within 40 days ; or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you, according
to tile prayer of raid complaint.
Tim said action is brought to recover
judgme it and decree of the aoovo entitled
court tout the marriage v.uv existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant lie forever
dissolved upon the following grounds and
causes of action :
11 nit for more than one year prior to
the commencement of tills action defend- 1
ant neglected and still neglucts to provide I
tlm plaintiff with rim common necessaries i
of life, which neglect is not the result of!
I loverly oil tho part of the defendant
which he could not avoid by ordinary in
dustry: That defendant has treated plain- j
tilf in a cruel and inhumane manner and j
has been extremely cruel uguiust this
plaintiff thereby retidare ig the iife of tno I
plnnitilT miserable and oudangeriug plain- i
tiff’s health ami her iife.
And you arc lioreby notliiod that ir you
fad to upper ami answer sai l complaint i
as above required, said Plaintiff will apply
to tlm court for tho relier demanded.
(jiven uu lor ay hand and tlm Seal of
the District Court of tneSeventh Judicial j
District of th i State of Nevada, Count,’ of i
Mineral, this 15th dav of August V 1)
1III2. '• 'I
nKAi- J.(i. ATCHISON,Clerk.
Attest: A true copy. 11. F. Breda,
uid-dt_ Attv. for p[tf.
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Notice
Ilie Mail view Minin# Company, oxyner
of two # roups o. maims about ,Pt miles
northeast of Thorne, Nevada, hue author
ised no xvork dono and will not be leapon
bilde for liny indebtedness incurred.
1'liere is no leuse pi existence on the
property.
All imrsons bavin# claims a#apist the
property are roipioutod to com mu nlcute
w‘th l'. f. iioid.
Hei'reutry Mui vicw .Mini,,# (;0
l.)H So. 4tli at., i’liiiudelphia, i'a. (ja»4t
Claims Allowed
By the Board of County
Commissioners.
AT THE I.AST REGULAR MEETING
Of the Hoard of County Commissioners
of Mineral County, Nevada, the following
bills were allowed :
11 U Balzar, salary 1 months. 80 80
F U Red, salary and mileage 1 nine Ifll 00
Eugene Grutt, salary . 888 83
W .1 Box, salary, deputy sheriff.... 150 hi
John Gallagher, salary. 168 (0
■1 G Atchison, salary. 166 i.U
J H Miller, salary. 73 00
Dr F C Pache, County Physician... 150 uu
Mrs Dunn, at I to indigent. 20 00
J T Mack, uid to indigent. lu 00
Southern Development Co., water
for hospital. 10 O'!
MrsJ Leonard, hospital matron nod
washing.too no
Hawthorne Meat Market, meat ... 6 .81
Adams and Miller, supplies. 23 lo
L 1! Ulrich, nurse. 12 IH»
H F Brede, salary... 166 60
A Mille-, mo ils. m 51
A and E Kuminerfielri, supplies ... 70 M
Southern Development Do., water
for eourt house. 3
John Hitchens, janitor. »J oo
A A. Ford,deputy sheriff. 73 00 •
W \ Nagel, salary, deputy sheriff . 73 u 1
Nevada Press, printing 1815.)
Jay White, stamps I. . 2131
John Gallagher, expo nee.. 3 hd
P C Wright, sealps. 18 00
O D Nichols, scalps. 2 > 00
Tony Papa, Team . 3 3,)
Walker Ijiko Bulletin, advertising.. 86 on
Jay White, stungis. 3 23
TIC O’Brien, water. Con. l 50
R It Rasmussen, mail work. 1 73
E H Robinson, road work. 12 ffJ
W \\ Fetch, road work. 24 (W
E red Soli u IT, mad work. 12 IM
0 F Jorger, road work. 3 no
Fulstone ,V Fred, road work. 39 73
Ypirraguirre linn, road work ..!.. tin 6U
BJ Conway ii a I w irk . 12 A)
U B Rurkham. rqil wnrl^. 4 no
Goo Sliancr, mai( work .. n no
I. J. (i. Atchison, finite <•( tho Hoard of
< ouuty ( oiiiiiilsMioipi^j in n»,| bvr tint
t o'ini v of Mineral, i\yv.uln. do liorohy cer
tify that the forojroltijr bills woro passed
ami ordered p lift bv tho botual of futility
t-oiumistduuera ou August 7, iiila.
.1. (i. V rtJIIISO V,
ClftrU of the Hoard,
Hawthorne, Nevada, August, 7 (412,