Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-02-20
SAMPLES.

There is talk of literary society
being organized.
E. Prince is always ready to do all
kinds of hauling.
Kimber Cleaver, of Mason Valley,
was in town Monday.
A storm on Sunday made the Bodie
stage twelve hours late.
The thaw began on Saturday and ice
makers are Respondent.
The Mason Valley ranchers are
again easy on the water question.
W. A. Hawthorne began cutting ice
from his Cat Creek pond last week.
Oysters in alf'styles and all kinds of
shell fish and game at Strikers day
and night.
The True FissurG has lot of bah.
bitt.metal for sale at twenty five cents
per pound.
S,A. Knapp, Commissioner of Deeds
for California. Office at Knapp &
Laws store.
The Basket Greenaway on Friday
night will make the boys get out their
calico coats,
Read R. A. 1'enneys advertisement
in another column, headed "Canvass.
ers Wanted"
Dave Graham is re-fittng the Pho
neer saloon and will soon be ready to
begin business.
It's feared that it will be necessary to
place pillars in the Courtroom to sup.
port the ceiling.
P. NJ Bowler left for California last
Monday. He will return with his
family in short time.
Rev. Mr.. Pratt will conduct divine
service in Urquliart Hall next Sunday
evening at seven o'clock.
Jim Plat wants to buy the BULLETIN
skating rink for an ice pond. He
wants to compete with Hogan.
The remainder of S. Tallman's stock
of merchandise is for sale at II. NJ
Kings drug store cheap for cash. s.
V. H. Pease is driving the sleigh
between Bodie and Del Monte. Bill
fngs and Con. Denise look out for this
end of the route.
The Standard Bulwer mill is now
reducing about $50 tons of ore per
day. The apparatus is remarkable for
its completeness.
W. l. Salkcld, having finished the
Mount Cory reduction works accord
ing to contract, shook the sand from
his feet on Monday and left for San
Francisco.
Z. J. Parkinson has resumed the
editorial stool of the Carson IrSJune
He returns to duty in good health and
spirits and will keep the Tribune up to
It's usual level of excellence.
The large pond by the lake was COW
cred with ice last week and "A skating
party took advantage Of it one of the
pleasant days. A lunch was taken
-'afong and it seemed like picnic.
The last week has been u lad time
for snow birds. They had to search
for snow so industriously that they
had no leisure TO notice the approach
of hungry hunters with their guns and
game bags.
Hank Blanchard says it has been
more difficult to keep the road open
TINS year than during any other he
can remember. The snow has been SO
compact and tenacious that it has been
hard to hanIle.
:. The attention of delinquent taxpay-
s'ers is called to the proceedings of the
: County Commissioners. Some costs
may yet be saved >on those cases in
which suit has been ordered, and il
VIII probably pay for looking after.
The Lyon County Commissioners
uidna want to pay. for the transcript
Docks Witch are TO contain the records
OF the segregation. The Grand Jury
took notice of the.rouble and ordered
the payment, and they will probably
soon be received.
The Grand Jury of Lyon County
expressed the opinion that Judge
Murphy's adjustment of the accounts
between the Counties of Lyon and
Esmcralda. was correct, and recon-.
mended that the motion for rehcar.
Ing be withdrawn.
The Enterprise mentions the circum.
stance that the Piutes frisk around all