Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-08-22
Surveyor Garrard has returned FROM

n tCnt lns sa1e. III goou CuluHioh.
Inquire TT this Office.
Jeweu Adams and Bob Keat,ng
passed south on Sundays train.
Mrs. s. A, Knapp returned yester
day from trip 10 the sea shore.
Mr.. John Chia.ovicl,, prominent
merchant OF Silver Peak, is in town.
Joe Blake!ey's smiling conntenance
was observed in | ,wp during the week.
ES-Ceunly Commissioner McNelt.
of Fish Lake, Gas III town This week.
The Comsiock Miners Union will
hold their picnic al Carson. September
9Th.
Frank Neal, one Of Aurora's prom
lncnt business men, paid US Visit on
Monday.
Four new applications for patents TO
mining ground appear on our fourth
page to-day.
Martin Brazapayieh, Mining Recor-
der of Silver Peak District, WAS i'll
town this week.
Myles D. sweeney, of the Hihernia
Bank, San FRANCISCO, died Oh Tues
day. aged 30 years.
Judge Nj. A. Murphy, Republican
candidate for Suprsme Judge, is III
Town attending court
In Truckee lasl Wednesday Ed
Frost sho, and fatally wounded Thos.
Redmond. Both are gamblers.
Miss Forbes returned from months
sojourn in California last week. She
reports having enjoyed her holiday
very much.
All cases on the District Court calen
dar for the pr sent term (exceRt the
Caliison casc) have been continued till
September 17ih.
Charles Crucker, the railroad mag
nate, died at Monterey last "wednesday.
He was buried Monday. He was 66
years old and leaves $20,Q00,0 10.
Miss Lotlis Murphy returned from
visit to Aurora last week. Although
the young lady had pleasant time
she is glad to get = home again"
A. and Chris. Aaroe are engaged in
erecting substantial lumber house
for Forbes j. Tobey ON the size of the
old one, which bad become much di-
l,pidated.
There were large number of
strange faces in town during the week.
Jurors, liugan,s and lawyers, with a
few curious spectators, comprised the
army of inysders.
A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID sender, Miss poNlo YeringiQn,
MS Bender and Hiss l9ilhaan. came
out IA :. private chr GA Wedpesdsg 10
enjoy ,he llxnry Of g Dip III Haiker
Lake
James alos.!s. w aQpcls. and arts.
lic job p:ip'er or ''le Stems Gazette
Was married i4-. sunday evenips 80
Miss May Knox, a congestion in the
Gazette office, and one Of Reno's fair.
est daughters.
R.v. Mr.. Rankin, of Bishop Whita
ker's Schpol for Girls, paid Hawthorne
q visit last Thursday. The reverend
gentleman was fav0rahly impressed
with our little town aud its surround
ings. He otica'e9 at SERVICES in the
Courl hopse 10 the evening.
Mr.. Rean of Plne Groye paid this
office Yis;. an Mopday. He says
Democrats are so scarce in his vicinity
That Republicans are mustered into
service as Judges Of election tor the
Democratic primaries. IT'S we'll.
Mr.. Taylor, representative OF the
~ yer Peak Mines IN the southern
portion of orr COUNTY, returned from
the mines on Monday. He has just re-
turned tom n visit Of inspection, apd
informs US that active development
operations Will na teslmed next week,
+. w Faishaaka, editor Of the Lyon
County rlmes. las anDonuced hiu,seii
Us candidalc iar AsSembiyman tram
his county. lie has guod Legislative
timber in his comInlsh n, and the, peo
pie of Lyon co4nty could not ialrast
their interests in more worthy hands,
w. W. Booth. THO genial BonitAae
Bf GplnRbps, y III town Mr.. Booth