Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-11-07
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SAMPLES.
Fresh oysters at Mrs. Planes every
night
The Mount Diablo shipped $11,37t As
last week.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling. =
A. G. McAfee has started a new
restaurant in Columbus.
Misses pebble goat shoes and boys
boots and shoes at o. f. Taylor's.
Narcotics borax works are doing
heavy work for the size of the estab-
lishment.
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
shell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
From the Lancashire mine, at Gar
field, six tons of rich ore are daily
shipped to Belleville.
A legal firm was awakened the other
night by serenade which repaid
them for their loss of sleep.
There is another fine picture on
exhibition at the Courthouse. The
frame itself merits attention.
The school in Columbus is increas
ing in numbers and rapid progress is
made under an efficient teacher.
The prisoners confined IN the
Washoe County Jail made au ineffec-
tual attempt to escape last week.
The remainder of s. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at r. M,
Kings drug store cheap for cash.
A maxim old. but quite as true
As the ing on the wall,
Says: = If at dog or cat yon shoot aud hit
You all may know it by the squall."
harrington & Moss will ship two
! carloads of rich ore to San Francisco
next week. This ore averages over
$500 per ton.
Yesterday evening the flagstaff was
raised on the cupola of the new Court
house and the workmen flushed lay
ing the cement on the cell floors.
A chap in Columbus who is a gi"l's
Teller likes birthday cake even when
the express charges are as heavy on his
pocket as the cake is on his stomach.
There has been considerable pros
pectng in the hills back of Kinkead
for the last few weeks. Some very
good prospects have been discovered
Another rich development has been
made in the Great Western, in CAT
field. They have discovered large
body of good ore where none was
expected.
A press of business prevented the
burial Of the cat, but its remains have
been embalmed and the funeral SER
vice will be held as soon as all the
mourners assemble,
A few weeks AGO thirty-three tons
of carbonate ore were sent TO San
Francisco from the Anterior niue.
Il worked over $500 per ton, with
about thirty per cent of lead.
Work at the Court house is pro-
crossing rapidly. The cupola and cor
nice have received coat Of paint, the
woodwork is nearly completed and
the plasterers commenced their labors
Eayeslerday.
Carson and Reno are fighting for
the State Fair. II they keep up the
squabble Hawthorne may for the sake
of peace and quietness agree to furnish
grounds for the Fair aud thus remove
the grounds Of dispute.
Among the mines of Garfield the
Bolton promises TO take leading
place. Very good ore is now being
extracted and prospecting continues to
SNOW more. ADOuI lprty IONS nave
lately been sent 10 Belleyille for work
ing.
A. G, Mckenzie can be seen in town
every day looking after the transfer of
the heavy machinery which is now
arriving for the reduction works,
Yesterday the hoppers and some Of the
large watts arrived and were put on
wagons to be hauled to their places.
a Eiaitor.
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