Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-06-06
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

McCord's case is put over until Sep.
tember next.
Martin j. Calvin sentenced to Nte
Imprisonment
The Legion of Naval Veterans has
determined not to parade on Memorial
Day.
j. P. Swanstrom, pioneer of
Tualumne County, reported missing
some days ago, was found dead III an
abandoned mine.
A young man was sentto the Twenty
SIKH street Hospital Saturday, to be
treated for small pox, from Sacramento
'reet, between Polk ana Van Mass
Avenue.
dedge Sabin WAS occupied during
the morning sess on ol the United
state Eircute Cour. Saturday in hear
my Chinese habeas corpus cases.
Fourteen OF The applicants were dis.
charged
he preseAt Cedel Company Of the
Second Reginleni is to be dlsbauded
and n new eompanY, kaown as the
iemplar Cadets, aud driitrd by son
ot General q, % Howard, - III take iis
place.
The tug Sea Lion made another fish.
ing excursion to the Ferraloues last
Tuesday, leaving at 1 80 A. M, and re-
turning at 4P.M. About forty fishermen
were on board and 1000 pounds of
fish were caught
A discharge of Second Lieutenant
Martin Bell Of the New York volun
teers, signed by Governor Horutio
Seymour of New York, dated October
|, 1864 has been inadvertently lett iu
the Office of County Clerk Ruddick.
George Percy lander, the old man
who fired at a hackman who had at.
tempted to extort mge thaI his 1are,
mas been held to answer by Judge
Lawler to II charge of assault to muir
der, with bail in the sum of $4,000
uperintendant of Streets Ashworth
has filed protest with the Supervisors
against the placiGg OF u 16inch iron
stove pipe sewer in Folsom street from
Twenty fourth to Twenty fifth streets,
as there is now sewer in said block.
Mrs. Falling looked well and happy
"a she appeared in Judge Toohy's
court last Saturday to plead to the
charge OF murder against her for tax.
ing her husbands life Her plea OF
not guiisy was catered and she de
parted With her attorney
Frank Miller an et convict who en-
tered the Plaza Store and attem pied to
run away with a box OF tobacco, has
been sent to The County Jail for SIX
months by Acting Police Judge Joach.
imsen. He was charged with petty
larceny.
1t is more uhan possible that the
First Infantry Regiment. N. G.. G.,
will not go without its annual encamp.
ment this year. In all probability it
will take place between the 1st and
the 18th of August, somewhere in the
neighborhood of Stockton.
Mrs. Whalen gave her little boy of
four years Of age two shining $50
pieces to play with, and q youth named
Martin Ford saw the shining metal sud
stole it. He pleaded guilty in Judge
Murphy's court and was sent to the
County Jail for six months.
One company in the First Infantry
and one in the Fifth Infantry have
fallen below the minimum of member.
ship allowed by the State law Adjutant
they do not recruit up 10 the standard
they will be mustered out.
George crowley, alias Williams, an
e1.convlct, has been sentenced by
Judge Murphy to fifteen months in the
House of Correction for stealing a bar.
rel of whisky from Fourth street
saloon. The lightness of the sentence
is due to the fact that he pleaded guilty.
The Yosemite Club has filed arlicles
OF incorporation, the object being for
social intercourse and Improvements
OF its members. Directors Thomas
Craig, Aaron Barry, Fred II. Bauer,
Frank Grimes, Isaac Marks, Fred
Deutch, and Marks Warschauer. The
club has no capital stock.
Yee Chin Fook, a middle aged China.
man, confined on the quarantine steam
er Centennial, committed suicide last
Wednesday afternoon by taking a dose