Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-06-13
BORN.
SAMPLES.

County scrip still commands a good
price.
Iced buttermilk on draught, at the
Southern Hotel.
E. Prince is always ready to do al:
kinds of hauling.
The stock list will hereafter be
found at the Pioneer Saloon. Il ,
The Mount Diablo expects to make
q larger run this month than ever be-
fore.
Sweetwater has begun shipping
bullion. Last "Wednesday four bars
went through.
The warm weather has made the
uniform coats of the c. & c. sprout
into long-tailed busters.
The Mount Cory picnic will be
attended by nearly everybody There
will be dancing and a general good
time.
Everybody is anxious to go to Cory
vile tomorrow, and it might be well
to put on some big teams and have an
excursion
Those who need photographs must
attend to their wants this week as Mr..
Thorn will take his gallcryto Bodie
next week.
One hundred and seventy tons of
borax were made at the Smith Bros
works, at Teals marsh, during the
past month.
Hawthorners would like to make
occasional Sunday trips to Schurz,
and the c. & G. might employ its time
probably INK issuing excursion tickets.
Dogs are out of favor in Coryville,
especially Indian dogs. On Monday
two of the 1lhAed .,laiAsd attacked a
small boy and bit him severely be-
fore they could be driven off
Jim Cardweil'iiassfsxefup his shop
with awnings until it looks as though
he WAS getting ready to put up circus
tent. 1t is now 81 cool and pleasant
that it might he good notion to have
apicnic there.
The indians will not be allowed to
buru their dead oldsa to town any
more. The smell of the roasting
meat is disagrcsable to some people,
and particularly so when it comes
from funeral barbecue.
Inquire for SwflssAps yEesthttrant.
Everything the market affords is to be
found there. Gabe, who is chief en-.
gineer of the kitchen, is perfect. in the
art, and can get such work out of the
range that the boarders never want
to quit eating.
Aurora mourns and the Herald
means. The cUihty tedt is leaving
them and the most inexperienced
prophets can. easily. feressn that there
is danger that in another year the male
Inhabitants will have to wear their
best pants when they go in their
shirt sleeves.
On account of The gaheringI of the
knights of Pythias, which will occur
tomorrow evening, the Coryville pic.
mic has been postponed until Friday
Nearly all of the'Rnis gifts will remain
and attend. Sir A. G. Mckenzie in.
tends to make it agreeable for his
brother Knights.
Those who wish reliable work on
mining surveys should read the card of
L. F. j. Wrinkle, United States Dep
uty Mineral Surveyor, before sending
elsewhere for assistance SMf:.Wrinl,lc
is one of the best known aud most
experienced mining engineers and
surveyors on the Coast, and the accu.
ra'y Of IAsIls4w 9EhI is spaives q Questioned
The citizens of Hawthorne met last
evening and appointed the following
Committee to make arrangements for
celebrating the Fourth of July: J. l.
Stoner, w. B. Bullions,. -E-A. Angel,
James Cardwell, A. Summerfield, L.
Van Alstine, j. C. Todman, &. B. Kim
ball, and S. A. Knapp. The Commit
tee will meet at Knapp y Laws store,
At 10 o'clock TITS morning. ~''t
Last week squaw died in one of
the wiekiups west of town. She was
taken Oft by pneumonia, aided by
the distressing screechiTS of her mcdi.
cal attendant. The dolefpl invocations
OF the pedicine man had been kept mp
Tor two weeks ,aneithe poor thing must
have had an extraordinary vitality 10
survive so long. While none of her
white neigh hors had any unkindly
feelings toward her, they all seemed