Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-05-09


Brodigan's new house is nearly fin
ished, and one side of it will be occu-
pied by jeweler, who will supply
long-fel want.
E. P. Lovejoy, the accommodating
proprietor of the Wabuska Restaurant,
keeps one of the best railroad eating
houses in the State.
There will be meeting of the Haw-
thorne Dramatic Association at the
BULLETIN Office next Saturday even
ing at ~ o'clock p. M.
Will the editor of the Bodie Miner
please inform the anxious public
what he means when he says mine is
Lying in statue quo"
There once was greedy old Col,
Whose temper was always infol.;
He eat, drank and cursed,
Till he swelled up and burst,
And went to perditon etol.
Luckily, Lawrence Sterne never
lived an Hawthorne. If he had, the
Sunday School teachers would know
nothing about the wind being ITEM
pered to the shorn lamb"
The people interested in starting n
Sunday School met in the schoolhouse
last Sunday, pursuant to the call, and
and adjourned until next Friday even
ing, at 7:30 o'clock, at the same place.
Three miles of pipe for the Water
Company have arrived and will be
laid to the springs in II short time.
No trouble need now be anticipated
concerning the water supply next
Summer.
Hedrick & Thorn have opened their
new fruit and variety store, as will be
seen by looking at their card under
"New To-day" Fresh fruit is con-
stantly received and sold at the lowest
market rates.
Rosenthal & Co. are now ready to
do all kinds of tin work. Everything
is done in frst-class style. Their
artist, Mayer, has been busy of late
composing bath tubs for the sand
afflicted people of Hawthorne.
Strawberries, cherries, pine.apples.
bananas, oranges, apples, mangoes,
lemons, lines, coccanuts, new pota-
toes, red, green and Chill peppers, and
all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables
can be had in their seasons at Van
Alstine's.
Preparations are being made to re-
sumo work on the Sacramento mine,
situated about nine miles south of
Benton. The mining company also
owns mill, which, after having been
idle for several years, is again to be
fitted up and started. The V. & r.
shops, in Carson, have the pans almost
finished, aId they will be shipped to
the mill in short time.
The volume of Nevada Statutes for
1883 has been bound, and this office is
in receipt of copy, as is provided by
the new law. 1t is a comparatively
small volume, but is more largely
taken up with the statutes than has
been usual heretofore. 1t is about the
size of the volume for 1867, and is
creditablc piece of typographical
work from the State Printers office.
Jim Cardwell has been making i'm.
provements in and around his market
and residence. He has extended the
shop northward and has now room to
hang up the large quantity of meat
needed to supply his increasing Gus
tom. If the town continues to in
crease as there is every prospect, and
business increases accordingly, he will
extend his shop to meet the demands
of trade, il he has to run the north
end of it on raft on the lake.
Work on the Reno mine, at Como,
is being carried on rapidly, and some
very good ore is being encountered.
The assays all run as high AS thirty
dollars, and some go higher. The tun.
mel Is being run on the ledge, and the
farther in they get the better the pros
pect looks. The ledge is about twenty
feet wide. The owners, Adam Weller
and Joe Fisher, are talking of starting