Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-04
NIPPLES.

ENQUIRE for the Southern Hotel.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
There. is rumor Of heavy defalca-
ton in Sveetwater.
A foot of snow fell at Summit Sta
ton on Tuesday night.
A Mason Valley man contemplates
bringing dairyto Hawthorne.
The next meeting of the County
Commissioners will be on. May H.
Attention is called to the new time
table which went ineo effect April l..
Fletcher, at the SIX mile Heuse, has
hay and grain 10 sell in quantities.
All the stock men appear to be pur-
chasing cattle in anticipation of rise
Charley Wagner, had quiet dinner
party at Mann & Swindells restaurant
last Sunday, to celebrate the birth day
of Mrs. Wagner.
The County Commissioners have ac-
cepted the plans of II. Il. Barton for
the new court house. which is to be
frame building.
Taylor's general variety store will
be opened next week. Everything is
almost finished and the greater part of
the stock is now here.
II you'd make your hard-earned wages yield
As much as they possibly can,
Buy your clothing of Liienfeld;
You'll find him pretty square man.
See lad on first page.
The Albion mine, of Eureka, has
resumed work under Superintendent
Read. The miners have all been paid
and there will be no more legal diff
culties.
A large lot of coke billed for Homer
district, which has been lying here
some months under attachment, has
been released, and started for its des-
tination on Monday.
The new express and postal cars
built by the c. & G. Company are as
handsome in appearance and as well
made as any of those which come
from Eastern shops.
The c. & G. company has had built,
at the shops in Carson, thirty new box
cars which are now being shipped to
the Mound House, and will be put ON
the track in few days.
Knapp & Laws have placed vault
in their store which is strong enough
&c resist land slide from Mount Grant
and large enough to hold all the
aouey in the State aatside of Haw-
thorue.
A new body of ore has been uncov-
cred in the Raphael shaft, at Downey-
vile. There are other good indica-
tons in the drifts in the same mine
and the people of Downeyyille are en-
livened at the prospect.
Several new engines have been built
for the G. q G. r. r. and will soon be
received. When they all get here and
begin suffering from the usual vicissi
tudes of engine life Master Me
chanic Jim Quinn will have his
hands full.
Three thousand feet of pipe have
been purchased for our water works.
They are now on the road and when
they arrive the main pipe will be eX-
tended to the springs, from which the
supply of water comes. No person
need now be uneasy about the water
supply next summer.
Jim Cardwell is probably selling
more meat and of a better quality than
any other man in this part of Nevada.
Cardwell is up be-timcs and puts in
his time getting around and making
things move. He is prompt and reli
able and the meat from his market is
is like the Douglas, leader and true"
Those of our people who have occa-
sion to pass through Casson will find
the Ormsby House one of the very
best hotels in the State The beds are
firstclass, the table is the best in Car
son and the har is excellent. The
Sharp brothers, Henry and Charley,
with their father, J. W., veteran in
the hotel business, to keep a supervis.
ing eye on affairs, make up trio that
is very hard to beat
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