Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-10-24
SAMPLES.

night.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
The people of Bishop Creek are
afflicted with scarlatina.
Yesterdays rain did good work in
packing the heavy sand.
E. B. Pixley's residence will be
ready for occupation next Monday.
A party of capitalists went up to
inspect the Big Indian the other day,
Van Alstine is constantly in receipt
of Booths celebrated Baltimore oys-
tiers.
Van Alstine is getting in choice
selection of literature by the standard
authors.
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
shell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
The next meeting of the State
Teachers Institute will be held in
Reno on December Esd.
A porch and sidewalk have been
built in front of the building adjoin.
Ing Mrs. Planes restaurant. l
The mail agents on the G. & c. have
been provided with the handsome
regulation uniform caps.
X. nj. King has enlarged mis- drug
store considerably and is putting in
large addition to his stock.
The remainder of s. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at r. M
Kings drug store cheap for cash =
Wells & Taylor attorneys, have re
moved their Office to the residence of
the former, near the new Courthouse.
The programme for the concert and
dramatic entertainment on the ninth
of noxt month is being actively re-
hearsed.
Machinery and building material
for the Mount Cory reduction works
are still being rapidly forwarded by
D.. W. Earl & Co.
The wall of the County Treasurer's
Office is adorned with the picture of a
Wong Lane that has no Turn" Vel
executed; call and see 1t.
Drop into Mrs. Planes restaurant If
you want a nice meal served with
prcmptness to be found in no other
place of the kind in town.
Judge Hiskey started out on the
hills south of Alum Creek yesterday
surveying for some timber land locat
ers, but was driven back by the rain
Lyon VS.. Esmeralda, better known
as the landslide case, came up for
hearing on Monday in the Supreme
Court. No one appeared to represent
Esmeralda County.
A young man having asked girl if
he might go home with her from sing.
ing-class and been refused, said
"Yeu're as full of airs as musical
|, box" Perhaps So" she retortcd;
"but if am, don't go with a crank
Reno Journal.
Every person who patronizes Greek
Georges stable, on + street, goes away
feeling that the Bangor is the very
prince of stable keepers and the per
fiction of libegality Georoc has a
smile for everyone, and the most
nulish mustang has smile for George
E. r. Cleveland, of the Bodie Free
Press, has disposed of his interest in
that paper to II. e. Osborne, who thus
becomes sole proprietor. "Cseve."
~ason of the founders of the paper,
and has done his share of the hard
work necessary in making ii one of
the best papers in the mountains. 1t
will lose nothing Of its popularity
under IL. T.
The work on the new Court house is
rapidly approaching completion, and
the beautiful cornice and unique roof
with which it is being s,Tmounted
give promise that the building, when
completed, will be not only substantial,
convenient and commodious, bat an
ornament in our town of which the
people of the county will feel proud
The cupola was completed yesterday
and the tinnisg on the roof will be
done before tkse end of the week.