Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-05-28
SAMPLES.

Fine claret for SOC bottle at Kings
hg store.
E}R. M. Clark went south over the G.
G. yesterday.
NE. Prince is always ready to do all
inds of hauling. =
John Mayer is agent for Hawthorne's
krctic Water Cooler. .,a
Read Summerfeld's startling an
Aouncement under "New Today
Bob Mcdonald is preparing TO move
lis wood packingoutfit to the Summit
The. Resolute Base ball Club will
hold its monthly election of officers
Io.night.
wv. Hogan delivers the best quality
pf milk by the quart for forty cents
|bH gallon. .
~ b. Hiskey, Notary Public. Office
County Treasurer's office. Always
The Office.
R. L. Langworthy, one of the promi-
BIT business men of Nye County, was
town yesterday.
Single hand striking hammers for
\ so, track iron at &c u ib, bar iron
Sc y 1b, at Kings Il
The fishing at this end of the lake is
od. Last Sunday four men, IN a
4uple of hours, caught 1877.
1.-THE Garfield stage and mail leaves
De Hawthorne Market every Thurs
hy morning at seven O'Clock. =
The remainder of S. Tallman's stock
y merchandise is for sale at r. NJ.
Kings drug store cheap for cash. x
h Chris. Zabriskie was here subbing
b George Coffin, the night operator,
h fing the latter pant of last week.
!. ev. George r. Davis, of Carson,
hold morning and evening SER
II s at the Courthouse next Sunday.
H.iH. Mason, who was supposed to
I've been murdered near Big Pine
bme time since, returned to Lundy
Es Saturday.
4 The last resident of Cornucopia,
once thriving mining camp, moved
10 Tuscarora the other day, and it is
now deserted village.
There will be a special meeting of
the Masonic Aid Association at A. w.
Crocker's Office next Friday evening
at halfpast seven O'clock.
Gentlemen wishing tickets for the
K of P. ball on June 18th can procure
them from the Executive Committee
upon showing their invitations.
The Resolutes played pretty good
game last Sunday. With only seven
men on a side they played nine inn
ings and held the score down to twenty
| TO fifteen.
Deputy United States Mineral Sur
veyor j. B. Hiskey has been busy
Surveying timber land in the neigbbor-
hood of Little Squaw Canon during
the past three or four days.
Many Of the Cory vile miners who
went to Lundy are expected to return
soon. They report the snow still
twenty-five feet deep in the neighbor-
hood of the May Lupdy mine.
The Virginia Footlight says that a
Mrs. Mccullough and her daughter,
The former 107 years of age and the
latter nearly seventy, are in destitute
circumstances and calls for contribu-
tons.
John B. Cough, the great temper
ance orator, will lecture in Reno to-
night, and it is expected that his
eloquence will so penetrate the con-
sciences of the jewellers by the Truckee
that they will all go on an extended
drunk to drown their thoughts in the
sea of oblivion.
j., The largest county in the United
States is Custer County, NJ. T., with an
area of 10000 square miles. 1t is
larger than the States of New Hamp.
shire, Vermont. Massachusetts, Con
hecticut, Delaware and Rhode Island
combined.--Er. aA
The county which pays the greatest
TAX per capita is Churchill County,
New. 81 fl
considerable interest Is being mani
rested in the School Trustee contest
" Coryvillc. Among the numerous
candidates in the field are John Burns,
Joseph McKinly and John Inglos. l..
rahey was among them, hut finding
:, many contestants, he withdrew.
MI llanak has announced himself,
trough the medium of posters all
yer town, a candidate for the position
hamilton