Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-18
SAMPLES.

Big flne'
snsber opened his restaurant yester-
Bay afternoon.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
Kinds of hauling. *
j The town is growing at the rate of
about one house day.
There is now daily stage line be
Itwcen Bodie and Lundy.
Rosentbal is crowding the work on
Ais tin shop and hardware store.
Why don't Charley Kimball and
those other young men start the fire
4ompany? :
Eureka is in danger of going into a
decline. Calico is selling there at
five cents yard.
Spring, gentle Spring, is making
her approach so gently that no one
knows where she is.
Very encouraging reports are
brought from Como by those who
have lately been there.
Fisher has nearly finished new
house adjoining bis shoe store, which
is to be occupied as restaurant.
W. P. Mcintosh, has nearly finished
a business house and has another
ready to begin on as soon as his hands
ID are free.
He who would become an immedi-
4 ate rich man and an imminent million
Nqire should build row of dwelling
Abuses in Hawthorne.
Last Saturday night the Coryville
i boys got their guns out, but peace
makers poured oil on the waters in
in time to prevent bloodshed.
BY notice under "New To-day" it
will be seen that the merchants have
agreed to close on Sundays in order to
allow their clerks to attend church,
play ball and otherwise amuse them
selves.
While. Bodie and Virginia are ship.
ping unused houses to Hawthorne
why don't one of them contribute a
church? There is no building in
either city which would be less missed
by the inhabitants.
Alfred Lilienfeld, the well-known
Carson clothier, has been appointed
agent for Devln & Co., the New York
tailors. Any one wishing a suitm made
to order will do well to inspect Lilien-
fields large lot of samples. He is pre-
pared to guarantee satisfaction.
w. T. Neel will open his new hotel
in Coryville tomorrow night with n
ball. Ii any person dislikes having a
good time he or she will stay away.
AS there are not many of that class
around this section, there will be Il
large crowd. Wagons, carriages, bug
gies and stages will take the people of
Hawthorne up to the scene of gaiety
The exchanges are just now filled
up with a mythical yarn about a col
ored prodigy down South who never
went TO school day in his life, and
yet he can build mill, repair watch
tune piano or print a newspaper
That's nothing; the less education a
man has the more certain he is that
he can run a newspaper better than
anyone else. There are large crop
pings of this kind of vain material in
Nevada.
On Sunday some inexperienced
watermen went saline. They went
splendidly up the Lake for twelve
miles, but when they wished to back
up, as the sailors say, they seemed to
De blight of the winds eye, at least
Tor time it was biting wind, and
they could not gee.haw the boat home.
Alter many trials, they were at last
obliged to run in near shore, take off
the wagon cover and lead the boat
home by the htching rope.
Hedriek and Thoms are building a
store near the. passenger depot.
The building itself is good and
viii look well when finished, hut
The cellar is worth more than pass
ing notice. 1t is deep and well braced
and makes a comfortable room in it.
self. 1t don't make much of an an
pearance from tae outside, as is quite
natural under the circumstances, but
II 1t was turned inside out and set up
on some neighboring lot, it would
make very nice looking house and