Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-02-29
STATE, COAST AND ELsRwHERE.

fege.
Upton. Talare county, wants to in.
4 corporate.
Toll roads about Ssockton are to be
abolished. =
| A case OF variosoid rs reported at
Marysville and one at Woodland.
A disposition is popular at Hay
wards to bond the town to bring in
good supply of water.
A jury was secured late Yesterday
at Los Angeles for the trial of Mrs.
Gerttie Rozelle, the vitrol thrower.
Professor Myron Rutchinoon, San
Diego astronomer, seventy years cid
was seriously hurt by train Sunday.
| The original locaters of the North
Carson mine took possession Sunday
! night and are keeping of the re-locators
with shotguns
Frank Mccullough, warden at the
State Prison, fell from a step ladder
while hanging pictures last week and
broke two ribs.
The King of the Belgians has sent
as present 10 the Sultan of Morocco
fine locomotive; a curious gift to a
man who has not yard of railroads in
his dominions.
The main camp of graders of the
Santa Rosa and Carquinez Railroad
moved to tlIe Mcdonald tract, two
miles east of Santa Rosa yesterday
J. Fl. Richards, of San Francisco
who went to Sonora, Tuolumne Co.
to inspect mines, drowned himself in
the Tuolumne river last week.
Mis- Mary j. Watson has been elect.
ed Principal of the Sacramento Gram
mar School. This IS the first time in
the history Of that city that lady has
been Principal.
Taturday night at Grass Valley a
piece of wood exploded in Richard
Vincents stove. scattering things gen
orally. The stick of wood had been
loaded by some miscreant desiring to
harm Vincent.
John King worked for the land
jumpers on Arsenal Hill. at Salt
Lake. The City drove them off the
land, and King fearing he would not
be paid for his services took NOR.
phine and died yestdraay.
Jesse Waddel, who approached
Jadge Armstrong at Sacramento last
Saturday and asked him to be merci-
tul in sentencing woman convicted
of petty larceny, was yesteaday fined
$50 ln'thn Superior Court Tor contempt.
In mine near Pioche there has
been encountered ia the limestone for.
nation chamber forty feet wide and
fifty feet long. 1t has several side
passages which have not yet been
explored. A'man can walk upright
in them.
Alfred DuIan, the Mexican Corporal
whose squad attempted to rescue
countryman who was under arrest at
Nogelas, A. r., about year ago has
been captured on the American side
and will be dealt with by the courts
for the offense.
The British Columbia Legislature
has refused to appoint a Commission
to inquire into Mr.. Dunsmulr's 10y
atty, but has chosen select committee
to inquire into the truth OF the charges
against Mr. Dunsmulr, made by a
newspaper reporter
Santa Ana gamblers succeeded in
robbing James A. Rowell, a. capitalist
of that town, of 5000 and his diamonds
few days ago The gamblers are
advised TO leave that place or they
will be indicted by the Los Angeles
Grand Jury.
The residence in East Los Angeles
Of Ed Dunham, proprietor OF the Ma
deau hotel was entered by burglars
sunday, and a safe weighing two hun
dred pounds taken away. The safe
contained sl,200 worth of diamonds
belonging to Mrs. Dunhaul, and few
dollars in money,
This is an unhappy season of the
year in France, and, indeed, through.
oui all Europe. except III England for
the conscriptlon takes place. Every