Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-12-19
SAMPLES.

night.
Austin has skating rink in full
bloom.
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. & <
S. Knapp, Commissioner of Deeds
Tor California Office at Knapp 81
Laws store, ~. Il
J. B, Hiskoy, Notary Public. Office
in County Treasurer's office. Always
at the office
The Bodie schools have closed for
the term. They will reopen after the
first of January.
Newt Newt New jewelry and fancy
ware just received at o. f. Taylor's.
Call and examine.
The Mount Diablo made shipment
on the 7th of s4,S1s 81 and another on
the 18th of sG,525 II,
The remainder of S. Tallman's stock
OF merchandise is for sale at r. M.
Kings drug store cheap for cash.
A good strike is reported in the
Levenfeldt tunnel, in Jordan district,
near the mouth of Mill Creek Canon.
George Green, Of the Nine-mile
ranch, is furnishing large quantities of
hay to Hawthorne and McKenzieville.
1t is estimated that $4,000 head of
beef cattle have been shipped from
Elko Countyto San Francisco within
the past year.
The new comet is coming toward the
earth at the rate of 100000 miles a
day. IT is row in'the milky way, in
the northwestern heavens.
The Esmeralda Mining and COM
mereial Company is now working
night and day shifts on the Bull of the
Woods and Fan sutphQn mines, in Cat
Greek.
The Sonora road is still open. Sew.
eral persons have crossed the mount.
aims during the past week, which has
seldom been done before at this late
The Hawthorne Dramatic Associa-
ton has made arrangements to give an
entertainment on New Years Eve.
The programme will embrace songs,
Rotations and a farce, the whole to
conclude with dance. "a :
Xmas is coming, and the boy with
The pensive, fat-away, father-s-
looking for-me gaze, wonders what he
will buy for. his lady love. He had
better call at KNAPP & Laws and
select from their large assortment.
Sweetwater is becoming one of the
most actively prospected camps on
the Coast. New discoveries are fire.
'quently made, and large quantities of
good ore lie on the dumps throughout
the district awaiting the erection of a
custom mill
The Richmond; Consolidated Mining
Company passed the quarterly diyi-r
,,dend usually paid during November
The New York Mining Jom1dL says
this is done BECAUSE of the low price
! of lead, of which the company has
| nearly 10000 tons on hand.
\ A man named Berry, working at
the Rock Point Mill, near Dayton,
last week, drank some acid which he
mistooll for water. lie tapered off
on lard OIL and is now all right. The
accident occurred through stupidity
and was not an attempt at suicide, as
many supposed.
Good accounts arc received from the
carp which were put in Fish Lake a
few years ago. They have increased
in numbers very rapidly, the tempers-
ture of the water, an even one of sixty
degrees all the year, being very favor
able, and next year I'll the people of
this region will be supplied with this
reputed excellent food fish-7fue
biSsare.
While Jimmy Cahaly was walking
alongside of a wagon load of hay one
day last week, on the road between
Columbus and Fish Lake Valley his
right foot slipped on the frozen ground
and passed under the front wheel of
The wagon. Tie was taken to Column
Gus, when the ankle was found to be
very badly bruised, but, fortunately
aor Jimmy, only one Of the bones
ssnroken. He was in iCandelaria on
saturday, moving aroand on crutches.
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