Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-06-13

dent to the pumping machinery on
Wednesday last, necessitating the am
putation of the injured digit.
Beginning on Monday. May 18th.
J. W. Hogan's butcher team will leave
here for Garfield every four days, start
ing from here at 5 o'clock r. NJ.
H. NJ. Yerington returned from a
tour of inspection over the road in
special on Thursday night. and con.
tinued on toward Carson Friday morn.
ing.
The rauchers around Sweetwatcr are
comp planning about the scarcity OF
water. Some provision should be made
for storing water during the Winter
season.
The bill passed by the United States
Senate Monday for public buildings at
Reno aud Virginia City, makes appro.
pria,ions Of $50. 900 for the former and
$25, 900 tor the latter.
Mics Nettie Green has closed her
school at school District No. 8, for the
Summer VACATION. She has had a very
successful term of eight months. and
has given due satisfaction. .-
Mr. Bachc. the assayer, says he had
to come to Hawthorne to learn that he
was meteorologist.' In his occu-
patton be hopes to handle more tangi.
Bile substances than our thin atmos.
phere.
Watches or anything in the line of
jewelry needing repairs, if left at O
r. Taylor's will be forwarded to a
first-class workman. Good work
guaranteed, prompt attention and
reasonable prices.
Dan. Jones, who entered this world
at some remote period OF the past, and
who ierked hand press on Noah's
Ark, with Jim Townsend for roller
boy, has again assumed command of
Bodie Miner.
Capt John Kelly, Superintendent of
the Lent Shaft and Bulwar mine of
Bodie, left with his family last Thurs
day for San Francisco. He was &C.
com panied to Hawthorne by his neph-
ew, Mat Kelly.
All Gin, \ n.eyed heather. who
was charged with selling whisky to In
dians, was brought in from Delleville
Oh Friday and lodged in the cooler.
The evidence being insufficient ~ con.
vict, the case was dismissed.
Charley Kimball has for sale a fine
single buggy harness, substantial
blackboard and Nh excellent billiard
table. Any person in need CT the
above named articles can make a
reasonable bargain with Mr.. Kimbal.
Nudge the Washoe terror who
recently transmogriitd three of his
tribal brethren INFO red angels, was in
turn surprised and killed at his camp
on Mt. Rose, Wnshoe valley, Sunday,
June 3. The avenger was "Old Jim. 7"
the uncle of Mudsc's latest victim.
The vendetta is thus ended. aud the
gentle Wasiioe may now resume his
disturbed siumber without fear or
trembling.
Mr.. Chas. l.. Bache, who is aa ex
perlenced melallurgist and chemist,
NJ we'll Us practical assayer, has
opened An Office in Hawthorne. where
he will be pleased to make assays for
all who favor him with call. Out
side orders promptly filled, and the
results sent by return mail. Don't
send abroad for your assaying. Or
ders left at Knapp & Laws store will
receive prompt attention.
The Bodle Miner Is evidently anxious
to establish a reputation for enterprise.
1t eclipses all competitors by produc.
ing AN obituary of General Sheridan
in its last issue, suppiemen,iug the
same with the prediction that before
it's next issue the gallant little soldier
| will have crossed the dark stream
Seed him marked paper. 1t will be
interesting reading. [The foregoing
APPLIES with equal relevancy TO the
Belmont Courier.
InnOcsAts Abroad.