Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-03-28
ANaPLES.

Stock men are rcJolSiuS o'ei 'He
snow.
E. Prince. is always ready TODD all
kinds of hauling.
Sumptuous chicken dinner at the
Delmonico Sunday.
There is a continuous stream OF Wis
itors TO Mount Cory.
Bodie and Aurora have plenty of
snow and Lundy has over three feet.
There will probably be some pleas
ure boats on Walker Lake next Sum-
mer.
The New Boston mill is making
steady an satisfactory run on ore
from the mine.
Passenger trains will run to Bishop
Creek on April 1. A new time table
will then be issued.
Business will be delayed consider
ably in Sweetwater district on account
of the heavy snow storm.
The five.stamp mill in Cat Creek
Canon is making a profitable run on
rock from the claims in the neighbor-
hood.
Copies of the first issue of the Bull
LETIN are getting scarce. Those who
have them will keep them If they are
wise, as they will be valuable some
time.
AS soon as the season opens it is
probable that there will be great
deal of prospecting on Mount Grant,
and that number of claims already
discovered will be opened. ''9t
The assays from some OF the pros
poets on Alumni Creek show very high
figures. Prospectors in that section
are very confident as to the future of
their country.
Mann j. Swindell, of the Delmonico
Restaurant, always have q supply OF
fresh shell oysters, and are constantly
in receipt of fresh vegetables, chick
ems and other luxuries.
The pond Of H. D. Fletcher, at Six.
mile House, broke last week, and
great many fine German carp with
which it was stocked were lost. This
is serious loss to cpicureans, but Mr..
Fletcher has still supply and will
soon be able to restoek the pond, which
has been repaired.
Since we have a physician and drug
store, both regularly established in
Hawthorne, we are now ready for an
epidemic. Hawthorne is growing
town and is able to take care of any
thing incident to metropolitan life. II
we do have an epidemic, it is a safe
bet that we Guido Carson or Reno,
either in scarlet fever, smallpox or
measles.
The Hitchcock two-stamp mill, about
thirty-five miles from Luning, was
attached this week by d. NJ. White
man. This mill is situated near Dead
Horse Wells and worked ore from the
Woodruff mine. The mine is in good
condition and has plenty Of good ore
out, with more in sight, and the diff
culties of the mill were probably
owing simply to bad business manage.
ment.
The Postoffice is being enlarged pro-
portionately with the increase of d.
mansions of Knapp & Laws store, and
Postmaster Weeks feels so prond of
his new place that his appearance
alone makes strangers call him Cap.
tain. If they keep on charging,
painting and decorating and piling in
new goods, everyone about the store
will receive a military title after the
fashion of the country In recognizing
the managers of all important enter
prises.
Some parties are contemplating
building a hall to accommodate the
growing demands of the town. As
soon Us it is finished we will have
hasohs, Odd Fellows, Red Men, A. o.
u W., Knights of Pythias, Good
Templars, Grand Army, and all such
mystic institutions, besides having
place where the festive can enjoy an
occasional dance or dramatic enter
tainment, and, as the spirit moves
them, break their necks and backs
and generally wear themselves out on
roller skates.