Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-01-30
DIED.
SAMPLES.

q. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
Jim Platt sells good ready-made
nicks for 81 80.
Oysters in all styles and all kinds of
shell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
s. A. Knapp, Commissioner of Deeds
Tor California. OfHce at Knapp G.
Laws store. =
. 5. B. HisheysN otary Pablo. Office
In County Treasurer's office Always
at the office.
The May Lundy mill stopped work
hast Friday. The mine is ia charge of
y watchman -, -, .:,y..aa.-.'~'
The remainder Of s. Tallmanis stock
Of merchandise is for sale at r. M.
Kings drug store cheap for cash.
:. a.. D., Fletcher, .ofa the Six-mile
blouse, has two large ponds so full of
carp that there is scarcely swimming
room.
Aaron Rosentha1 hrriyed from
Bellevue, Idaho on Monday. He re-
ports lively times la The Northern
country. - 'f''.' i
r. M. King writes from Grantsvflle
that his wife is recovering. He ex.
poets to return with her to Hawthorne
snafew days. 49,
There was big snow storm in
BUdie on Sunday and Monday. The
stages are on runners BIS far as Del
Monte station.
Crutcher is making a good Road in
front of his static. There is nothing
like enrichfng tie ground to make
potatoes grow big and wagons go easy.
On account of pressure of outside
business, Jadge Hawthorne 'contem-
pilates resigning the Office of Justice
'of the Peace about tile first of March.
The Bodie Free Press is taking an
fnrerest in the, mainly ass saih respect.
fully Invites the Boston hitter to visit
that town and train some local puyil.
ISIS.
AL the furnaces in Bishop Creek
are in operation and men are scarce.
There is, however, no demand to-
Justify stampede; a small market is
easily supplied.
The Excelsior claim, On Whisky
Flat, is q promising prospect. An
incline shaft is down twelve feet in a,
fvefoot vein Of rich ore which givesl
an average assay of 800.
On Saturday morning some wood
piled too nearfhe kitchen stove, in the
house of r. J. Laws, took fire and but
FOR timely discovery the building
would have been destroyed
The ice crop has not yet begun TO I
Sprout 1t is feared that nawtlfornes
will not BE seifsnpporting in that.
line this year, and that our cooling
supplies will have to be imported.
The name.of the. new mining dis
trct "Quijotoas," is pronounced Ke-e
hoitoa, the "ho" very short 1t is sup
posed'to mean big basket and to
allude to'fhe shape Of the mountain.
The annual meeting of the Holmes
Mining Company will be held on the
twelfth of naxt mouth 1t will be one
of some consequence, and it is more
than Likely Important work will be-
bleckedfoGt during the session Of its
officers after the'electien.
All the members of he'dancing club
know how to "take Time by the fore
lock-. but some of them don't seem to-
Keep him very well when they begin
TO dance. Perhaps they lose their
grip WREN both hands are occupied
swinging q partner through distract.
ing waltz.
It the weather ever concludes to
make ice the Hawthorne skating rink
will be put in order. All will be in.
vited to enjoy themselves except those
who made fun of the efforts of those
who control the stock. There is room
tor but two Or three skaters, or the in.
Vitation would be more general.
Mr.. Joseph Lofyca, who has lived
in Hawthorne FOR a few months past,
wilileave fo~ Charlesten, South Caro-
Tina, February list. Ne goes TO visits
mis- aged mother whb is very i'll.
While 'away he will visit the large
cities Of the East and promises to,
Send some Of His observations to the
readers of the BULLETIN. Mr.. Loryea