Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-12-05
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FRESH oysters III MI ldue eNeiY
night.
Judge Murphy is now holding Court
in Dayton.
The mill at Paradise burned down
last week.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
Mason Valley ranchers are getting
in their Winter wood,
J. B. Hiskey, Notary Public. 2lfice
in County Treasures office.
There are indications of a fine crop
of lawsuits in Mason Valley.
A venire of fifty trial jurors was
drawn in open Court on November
ssth-
r. B, Milroy, Superintendent of the
Columbus Con-, came in on Mondays
tram.
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
shell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
McKinlay and Gray have struck
body of good ore in the Silver Lining,
at Aurora.
The snow in the dry districts will
save Che prospectors carrying water
for time.
s. A, Knapp, Commissioner of Deeds
for California. Office at Knapp &
Laws store.
The Silver Hill mill, in Aurora, is
running successfully. About ten tons
per day are crushed.
1t is pity this is not an agricultural
community, as the rain would be a
blessing to the crops.
The County Treasury is OVERLOOKING
with money, and all who have war
rants can get them cashed.
Judge Hawthorne has some samples
of immensely rich ore which came
from the mines on Cat Creek.
The remainder of S. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at r. NJ
Kings drug store cheap for cash.
John F. Johnston returned TO Can
SAelaria from San francisco last Satur-
day night much improved in health.
Look at the delinquent list and if
you have any property which is de-
scribed there, pay the taxes and avoid
costs of suit.
The contractor proposes to have the
Courthouse finished to-day aud will
turn it over to the Commissioners If
they will receive it,
Last Friday cattle car was ditched
on the 20-degree curve near Queens.
No one was injured. although some
cars were badly wrecked.
E. Van Alstine went below on Sun
day night to purchase holiday goods.
He will doubtless return with many
novelties, both useful and ornamental.
Some scoffers are disposed to think
that certain writ of celf5orur5
waltzed along the county line in
Mason Valley and started the Indian
war dance.
j. S. Mooney is working force of
men on the New Esmeralda, near
Aurora. He is getting ont some very
good rock, which he will work at the
Silver Hill mill.
The Chicago Mining Review quotes
Coryville mining news from this paper,
but locates Coryville in California.
Coryville is considerably this side of
the California line.
The Dramatic Association will meet
lat the BULLETIN office tomorrow
Laeaing Those who are cast for the
&ristma9 play are requested to at
Htend for reading rehearsal.
Thanksgiving in Mason Valley was
vuiet but pleasant. There were
8plenty of dead turkeys, and the good
4 people assisted digestion by big
4 dance at Brann & Smart's ball.
Knapp & Laws have added large
cellar TO their store at Wabuska, and
are now prepared to receive all kinds
OF vegetables and produce, in any
i quantity, and protect against freezing
i The Mason Valley Indian scare is
4oVer, Some say there never was a
scare, 1t has been suggested that Mr.
lexington can, hereafter. keep the
Indians in subsection, by threatening
tocut of their free travel on tho trains
! of the C.& c.
Mike Tovey has photograph of
Black Bart. Several of our well.to.do,