Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-18

IA bl sr,ses did shsAay.
Robert aevss sn ~ wealthy Fresno
wine, producer is in Chicago.
The Italian commander wants noun
ted batteries sent to Masscrah.
The nominations OF several Post
masters were sent to the Senate yesteI.
day.
Holman, of Indiana, thinks the tariff
should be reduced at least $50, 100000.
The Mexican International Railway
has been completed to a junction
with the Mexican Central. ..
Henrietta Hunter pretty Wilkes
barre, Penn, girl married Jim Lee a
Chinaman, last Saturday night.
District Attorney Fellows is consid-
ering the charge of grand larceny
against Jay Gould and Russell Sage.
The steamer Tanawania has been
found off Cape May in disabled con-
dition. Fears had been expressed for
the safety of the vessel.
Warm winds have caused sudden
thaw throughout Austria. and floods
are threatened. Several suburbs of
Vienna are submerged.
Seventeen saloons out of twenty-five
in Spanishtown township, San Mateo
county have closed since the high Ii
cense ordinance was adopted.
When the Alfred D. Snow was
wrecked off Waterford, Ireland last
week the life-boat keeper declined to
risk his life by putting out In the
rough sea.
At jamestown, D. T. snow is twenty
inches deep on the level and the drifts
are enormous. Teams plunge into the
drifts up to their necks and have to be
dug out with shovels.
The Pope's jubilee money presents
are valued at nearly 15,O0O,0O0f and
the other presents at 10000, ,OO0f. A
new room is being built for the exhibi
tion of 10000 bottles of wine.
The Administration is determined
to take the Round Valley Indian Res
ervation out of the corporations and
individual settlers and restore the
property to the Indians.
For man who is doomed the Ger.
man Crown Prince is having a rather
pleasant time at San Reno. He eats
well, walks and drives every day and
occasionally takes cruise in steam
launch.
Sarah Bernbardt 10 just now mourn.
ing the loss of her tame tiger. which
died in her arms, of gastritis, after
suffering, as Sarah expressed it to
visitor who had paid her visit of
coincidence. "eight hours:M sxcruci.
atlng agony.
The farmers in the vicinity of Ba
kersfield built fence in the form of
letter V and placed corral at the
point. In few hours thousands of
jack.rabbits ware driven into the cor.
raj. 1t was then closed and the butch
cry begun. A count showed bat 1915
OF the pests had been killed
Sunday night man named Swensen]
eighty.seyen years of age, was frozen
to death at Desert, Mlllard Co. Utah.
Swensen was stopping with his daugh-
ter there and on Sunday they quar-
relied, when the old gentleman was
ordered away. That night he slept in
the haystack, the thermometer went
down to 23 degrees below zero and he
was frozen to death.
Eagle City, the scene of the first ex
citement in Cpur d'Alene, is a desert
ed city in every sense of the word. In
its prime it must have sheltered at
least 1000 people. representing every
naiioualily and class, and they had no
trouble in finding any kind of II game
their hearts desired every night of the
week. A gentleman who recently
visited Eagle City says that its remain
ing inhabitants are A. J. Prichard and
wife, and they are not likely to remain
mach longer Thev run boarding
house on small scale and feed pros.
pectors who may wander thither. The
town Was never substantially built.
and the weak frame buildings erected
by the miners long ago succumbcd TO
the wintry blasts. Prichard and wife
will soon 20 to New Mexico to spend
small fortune they have lately made.
A few years sgo, some one by power
of attorney, located claim for Mrs