Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-08

klnkead mill.
Miss King has returned from trip
to California.
There are 161 patients in the Reno
Insane Asylum.
A tent for sale; in good condition.
Inquire at this Office.
Miss Cora Angel will teach the Au.
FORA school next term.
Mrs. Wagner and children returned
from Dayton las, Saturday
Three hundred trains Arrive and de.
par, every day from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Laws and chill
dren have returned from tide water.
The Candelaria mill is running full
time on ore from the Princess mine.
The bullion shipment from the MI
Diablo will pass through this morn
ing.
John Oliver of Silver City, died at
ST.. Mary's Hospital, Virginia, hast
Tuesday of pneumonia.
Greek George has leased his livery
stable business 20 sheriff Hart. George
will try the wood business
B Il. Curler returned from San
Francisco last Thursday. He has just
completed a college course.
Surveyor Wrinkle of Virginia has
been engaged the past week in survey.
ing for Messrs. Knapp & Laws.
The Confidence mine, Gold Hill, has
been shut down, owing to the scarcity
of water in the Carson river.
The State Treasury contains 1928,
O81 10 in coin and vouchers and 1914,
900 IN State School Fund securities.
Election, Tuesday, November 9th
Bring in your announcements and let
the people know what Office you want.
John Knox, aged g. died at the
Reno Asylum on the 2Gih Instant. He
wee sent from Ormshy county in 1877
Jdhn Dlgick came ~ from the Dis
8riot lst ga gb have his eve doc
eorsd, az7ies Sc struck ., = flying
recs
M"m hers o, The Republican County
Central Committee will bear in mind
that meeting Of that body is called
for next Friday.
Some of the most luscious fruit--no-
tably peaches-is being received from
Bishop Creek. Drop into Bob Wright's
and sample some.
On Tuesday, at the V. & T. car shops
. at Carson. Tony Fredricks had both
bones Of his right leg broken by
blow from a steam hammer. ..
Tohe Crossman went up to take
look at the Big Indian last week. This
is Tobe's pet clam, and he hopes to
resume work on it before long.
The jury in the case of J. L. Black,
the Virginia City fratricide, stood six
for acquittal and six for manslaugh.
ter. The case will be retired on the
9th instant.
A dividend of so cents per share
was declared on the LIST by The Con.
Virginia, aggregating $10S,0OO The
Hale & Norcross also declared n so.
cent dividend.
Judge Rising is AT Lake Tahoe. He
will return here on the Goth after hold
ing court in Douglass and Ormsby,
and try the case OF State vs.. Callison,
charged with murder, and also a min.
ing case.
Anumber of heavy showers of rain
fell in Mason Valley last week. In
some Of the canyons the roads were
washed out as badly as it they had
heen struck by clondbursts.
John Means, an old time Pine Grove
man, who for the past few years has
been travelling over the coast looking
for place to settle down, has returned
to Mason Valley from Oregon with
his family.
Miss Mamie Given, sister of A M.
Given, Of the firm of Given & ingalls,,
died at Bishop Creek last SATURDAY.,
aged 10. The young lady had been
here but short time, being ona visit
from Des Moines, Iowa. Mr.. Given
passed through Hawthorne last Sun
day with the remains, en- ronte to Drs
Moines, where the final interueat will
take place.