Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-21

lor's.
Fresh oysters at Mrs. Planes every
night
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
shell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
The friends of Judge Hiskey will
be pleased to learn that he is still
slowly improving
L. w. Alum, editor of the Oakland
Vidette, arrived yesterday on short
visit to this section.
The remainder of s. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at r. NJ
Kings drug store cheap for cash. +
Miss Jennie Mcmillan, of Columbus,
is recovering from the severe Illness
from which she has been suffering for
some time.
Mrs. j. G. Dorsey, of Carson, who
has been visiting her brother E. B.
Pixley, for the past two weeks, will
return home tomorrow evening.
Lander County is to a great extent
selfsupporting. 1t raises its own
bread-stuff, potatoes, beef cattle, silver,
sagebrush and children. OF the latter
it exports largely.
Miss Lillian Edgington, formerly of
Virginia City, Nevada, has been play
ing in "The Silver King" at the
Peoples Theater, New York, where
- she is highly spoken of.
The temperance movement has not
injured the business of the saloons as
much as might have been expected, as
they have put up the price of behind
the-door cocktails to twenty-five cents
Jim Cardwell has lately finished a
new Office on the north side of his
meat market. He is still aiming TO
extend his establishment to the lake
and use RATS, if dry land becomes
scarce.
The machinery the newly invented
hydraulic mill, which has been lying
at the depot for some days past, has
been hauled to Columbus. 1t was not
learned how soon 1t will be placed in
position
S. L. Crow, of Glover Valley, says
he has lost $4,000 worth of horses in
the last two or three years of lung
fever. The disease is quite prevalent
among horses wintered in the high
mountain valleys.
According to the Homer Indcr, the
lowest rate of freight ever charged
from San Francisco TO Bodie now pre-
vails-$3 03 per 100 pounds, while So
per 100 would be big figure over the
Great Sierra wagon road.
The Basin mill, at Tuscarora, started
last week, and the process of bullion
making is going on smoothly at the
works, with prospect of an extended
and successful run. There are now
three mills running in Tuscarora.
q The editor of the Reoei,ce remembers
+ his bringing up "etories first heard
at mothers knee are never forgotten.
1t is the same with some other things
received at mothers knee, which
will readily occur to our readers"
Jasper Harrel, who sold his Nevada
ranch for 100000 10 Sparks & Tinnin,
says he has fine mine in Spruce
Mountain, south of Wells, where his
partners have just struck big ledge
that assays from $50 to 5000 a ton.
Following is the array of legal
talent in the Holmes Northern Belle
mining suit: II. S. Mesiek and Judge
Boalt appear as counsel for plaintiff,
and Colonel Harry |. Thornton, Judge
Heydenfeldt and Hon. Thomas Wren
for defendants.
Genuine Swedish safety matches at
X. M. Kings drug store. These are
the only matches which should be
Kept where there Is any danger of
splitting, as they can only be lit by
rubbing on the box in which they
come.
The Eureka Sentinel thus explains
the word macaoni Would you like
TO know how macaroni came to be so
named9 A Sicilian cook made a new
dish for his master, who, at the first
lmouthful, exclaimed, 'cari, " excellent;
gfet the second, "ms carl" excellent in