Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-11
STATE. COAST AND Ea.sEwaERE.

Burglars are operating at Rohner-
vile.
Sonoma eounty's prison has thirty
two inmates.
Santa Rosa felt sharp earthquake
Sunday night.
Warden Aull has resumed charge of
the Folsom prison.
Port Hartford has been Waited by an
ugly hss. Loss $4,000. =
N. I. Jacobson committed suieide
at Provo, Utah, Sunday.
Silver 10 reported to have been dis
covered on farm in West Ruuand
Virginia.
The desth-rate in Boston during the
week ending December 17th was sTO.
Tho citiaens Of Cisco are preparing
to organize an exposition for North.
west Texas.
Nearly all the business portion Of
the town of Pal,sade, New, was burn.
cd Sunday night.
The Kentucky Legislature will as.
semble at Frankfort this week to elect
United States Senator.
The Pennsylvania new High Ii.
cense law bids fair to drive the liquor
business from the State.
School Director, Skelton, was ser.
iousiy injured in the eye by an angry
COW at Sacramento yesterday.
There were twenty.eight cases and
nine deaths from diptheria in Boston
during the week ending December II.
The last building at the old fort
reservation, an old land mark at Mon.
terey was burned by, an incendiary
Christmas morning.
Under the authority of the Forest
Commission Of New York, deer park
is about to be established in Ulster
county in that State.
Four members of the colored Con.
gregational Church of Atlanta have
been expelled because they voted and
worked for license in the recent elect.
ion.
Over six hundred immigrants ar.
rived at New Orleans Wednesday
week, from Palermo. Italy. A major
ity of the immigrants continue right
on to California and Central America.
There was rumor yesterday at Salt
Lake that riot had occurred among
the Welsh miners at SchoHeld, on the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad,
about one hundred miles south of
Salt Lake. 49,
jerome Park, according to the New
York Times, will soon be a thing of
the past. It is thought likely the
Park will be acquired by New York
for ase ~ storage reservoir for the
city water.
Treasure searchers are at work on
the Orange county, N. Y, Poor.house
Farm digging for several thousand
dollars in specie, which they claim
was buFiad in ths ground almost half
a century ago.
The first cremation in the State of
Michigan took place tue other day,
when the body of Mrs. Barbara Schow
of Millersburg, Ohio, was reduced to
ashes in crematory which a stock
company has erected in Detroit.
The State Controller Of Texas has
over.ruled the recent decision of q
Federal Court at Galveston declaring
unconstitutional State law taxing
drnmmers, and has issued fresh in,
structions directing county officials to
euIOTCe Tue law.
Many-of the farmers and lumber.
men in northern Michigan are max.
ing use of dogs to draw their sleds. 1t
is said that the dogs becoms very ex.
pert at the work after little training
and in many ways equel the Esqui.
mau dogs.
Charles w. Knopp, colored evan.
gelist Of powerful influence, died re.
cenely at Shelbyville, Ind. Though
born a slave and without education he
performed great work among the
coiored people, and through his efforts
churches for his race we're built in
score of Indiana and Kentucky towns.
Several young men OF Moore.s Flat
Nevada comfy went to Chinatown
Christmas eve and attempted to cap
ture the settlement. The Cinnamon
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