Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
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kinds of hauling.
Steps are being taken to organize
dramatic association.
Eggs sell in Bodie at seventy five
cents and 81 per dozen.
In the quarterly apportionment OF
school money Hawthorne gets $52 OF.
The A. o. U. w. ball, at Candida ria,
is said to have been the finest ever
given there.
The snow fall yesterday hit gentle
Spring below the belt with such ter
rifle force as TO send her to grass cry
ing foul.
TT. Brodigan has brought the old
Delmonico Restaurant building down
from Bodie and will put it up on the
lot next to his lodging house.
They have a peanut telegraph line
in Carson and the appeal says that al
ready more than two families have
INDUCED in the traditional row.
Van Alstine, with an eye to the use
full, as well as ornamental, has been
having a sign painted by Claremont,
which is genuine work of art
BY reference to "New To-day" the
bibulously inclined will see an oppor.
unity for laying in stock of liquors.
The Railroad Company advertises a
sale of unclaimed freight.
Van Alstne is keeping up with the
times. He has daily arrivals of straw
berries and other fruits, and proposes
to make specially OF fresh vege-
tables and fruits in their seasons.
Theodore Gruss has opened gen.
eral merchandise and grocery store at
Coryville, and, as will be seen by his
ad. under F." New Today" he claims
that he can sell at Hawthorne prices.
s. Fleming, the mining man, having
arrived in Grantsville with big
trunk IA Saratoga, mind you), the
people of that town are getting ready
for something in the shape of boom.
BENEFITS, of the Silver House, is
descrvedly doing a good business.
His house is new, his beds are first
Glass;. his location lis good and his
terms are reasonable, and there is,
therefore, no reason why he should
not do well.
Jack Nancy has an ad undcr Anew
Today" that is of interest to all resi-
dents of Coryeille. He as proprietor
of the Tent Saloon, and is one of the
boys himself, and therefore knows
how to set up the, liquors for the boys
in good shape.
The papers throughout the State
have been explaining the manner in
which the average girl of their re-
spective towns performs the feat of
osculaion. OF course this reporter
cannot authoritatively say how it is
done in Hawthorne. And If he could
lie wouldn't be so mean as to tell.
Mann & ,Swindell continue to keep.
the Delmonico up to their high stand
ard of excellence. They have engaged
a firstclass waiter aA6 George is again
in tle kitchen, whereat the many
patrons are pleased. Fresh shell oys-
tiers constantly on hand and a chicken
dinner every Sunday.
An engine on the Carson and Colo.
RADIO Railroad jumped the track on
the 10Th, and the cneineer and fireman
were severely scalded.-Free Press.
If this is fact it is being kept very
quiet. None of the officers of the
road know anything of it. and none
of the engineers az firemen are so
severely scalded as 10 prevent them
from doing their regular amount of
work
A spruce and contested young Mr..
Fell in love with another chaps sr.
With his sweet gittle cane,
Al the end Of the lane,
lie met and he fain would have kr,
But he trod on her train,
Al the end of the lane,
And u slop on his face made a Dir.
-Erchdnge.
lie showed his face 20 the Dr.,
Who told him he ought to have kr
With his sweet ltttlc cane,
To the end Of the lane,
Or into the calabooss sr.
Barber.
II. w. Lockerman, Mt Dave. Ora.
hams saloon, gives perfect satisfaction
to customers who need a shave, hair
cat or shampoo. He is experienced in
the business and is known to most
people in this part of the country
Give him Call. y
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