Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-03-12
MAKER LAKE 6ULLETlR /.
SAMPLES.

Fresh oysters ~ MIS- iahe WY
night
The new school-house has been
painted sky blue.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
Next Friday will be pay day at the
Mount Cory reduction works,
J. W. Hogan isfncw carrying the
Garfield mail ON his line of stages.
Joshua Moss and Archie Farington,
nj Garfield, were in town the other
day.
OYSTERS in all styles and all kinds of
.hell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
S.A. Knapp, Commissioned of Deeds
for California. Office at Knapp &
Lays store,
JaR Hiskeys Notary Public. Office
IN County Treasurer's office. Always
at the office.
John Stewart, one of Knapp &
Laws clerks, has goae to Columbia
CAL, to visit his parents 8.s,e.. -
About eighteen inches of snow fell
at McDonald's wood camp, near
Stevens Station, last Sunday.
The Garfield stage and mail leaves
The Hawthorne Market every Thurs
day morning at seven o'clock.
The remainder of S, Tallman's stock
Of merchandise is for sale at r. M.
Kings drug store cheap for cash.
There will be business of importance
before Tire Esmeralda Social Club to-
2 night and full attendance is desired.
u r. T. Sorenson came down from
Sweetwater last Saturday. He is
enthusiastic in his account of the
4 wealth of thatcamp.- =
The last two roasters at the Mount
Cory reduction werks were started
yesterday and everything is now run
ming, along in tirst-class style.
The Carson Appeal has entered upon
Volume XXIV. Under the manage
ment of Sam Davis, the Appeal is one
of the sblest and most fearless papers
in Nevada.
Slime Gallen, one cf the pioneers of
Hawthorne, was int town FAST Saturday.
4 He left for the southern cowntry, but
4 will return ia a few weeks and expects
q 10 locate here for good q
john Mackay's postal telegraph
scheme has already produced beneti-
cial results The Western Union
rates have been cat down fifty per cent
II between Hawthorne and Carson.
The carpenters are busy making the
Furniture for the several county Offices.
Contractor Hull expects to have the
& work completed before the next meet.
ing of the Board of County Commits
n sioners.
f.; j. w. Hogan, DR.. Moore, Z. Prince
and Antoine Obernesser have already
commenced identifying their HON es
by setting out shade trees. 1t ishoped
that all resident property owners will
follow their good example.
F. w. Fairbanks, editor Of the Lyon
Cosaty TIMES, made q flying visit to
Hawthorne last Sunday. He was
endeavoring to get as far as possible
from Tuscarora so as-to tighten the
force of Dennis expected blow.
The professional card of pr. Mayo
A. Greenlaw will be found ON the first
page. Or. Greenlaw is graduate of
one of the best dental colleges in the
East, and his success Since opening his
office in Carson, where ne haas lived
the greater portion of his life, has
been phenomenal His effiee is over
the Savings Bank.
4 .. ID. Lang will, if our Summer
weather continues much longeb com
mence putting his bathyhohses into
shape for the contemplated rush. He
proposes to drive piles out in deep
water and buiId his houses there, thus
doing away with the necessity of wad
ing thrcegh the Shiny moss so often
piled up On the beach. - ~
i Mrs. A. j. Rough will be ut the
1 Nucleus after March 18th with a,-com.
plete Zine of resdy!made hats, coats,
dresses, suits and everything to match
che viii plso be prepared to exhibit
samples And take measures FOR any.
thing in the line of ladies' furnishing
goods. After the first of May she will
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