Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-02-01
John Bright is still denouncing MI.

Gladstone.
No new cases of smallpox at Los
Angeles are reported.
The San Joaquin Valley Railroad is
now within 90 miles of Fresno.
Mrs. Cline, "magnetic physician
at Carson committed suicide last week
Ten miles of additional shade trees
will be planted through the streets of
Livermore during February.
II is believed that good share of
the logs carried down the Willamette
by the moving ice will be recovered.
Cox, M. P. for whom the police have
been searching for some time was
arrested in London yesterday.
In Paterson, N. J. recently, fire
in Rogers locomotive works caused
loss of 100000,
Boston Harbor is almost entirely
frozen over as far as the Narrows and
ferryboats and steamers have great
difficulty in proceeding.
In Dublin an explosion of gas in
the Bankruptcy Court holsted the roof
from the walls and shattered the win.
dows OF the building.
There are over forty cases of small
poX under treatment at the Flatbush
Hospital Brooklyn, New York.
San Bernardino has formally open
ed its new hotel. which is claimed to
be the finest south of San Franciso.
Railway mail service has been estab-
lished between Los Olivos and Port
Hartford on the line of the Pacific
Coast Railway.
William Wabash, 16year old boy
was sentenced from San Luis Obispo
last week to six months at San Quentin
for burglary.
The Fleming Company, an organ.
ization to handle fruits and vegetables
was incorporated at San Jose yester-
day with capital of $250,0O
Sixteen more of the colored colony
at Anderson, Shasta county, reached
there last week, and they report that
more of their race will follow.
The crew Of the British brig Warren
w., from Charlottetown to New York,
abandoned at sea on the 9th of Dec,
have arrived Falmouth, England.
The coal lands at Livermore, owned
by William T. Coleman, have been
sold to the Cardiff Coal and Lumber
Company, end coal will be taken out
at once.
Julian Ledon, a native of California
twenty-five years old was found hanged
at his ranch at Pea Ridge, Marlposa
county, Monday night. 1t is believed
he was murdered.
II. H. McIlmoil. of Marysville has
quit business as Il result of the recent
divorce proceedings, in which he was
the defendant. He leavs to avoid pay
ing alimony.
A firm of land owners is planting
sixty acres Of French prunes on bottom
land near Anderson. Large addition
to trees already planted are being made
by the ncighboring farmers.
A break in the water.pipe at Port
land, Or, early Wednesday morning
deprived the people of water through
the mains for nearly twenty-four hours
Great inconvenience aud some little
suffering resulted.
The visible supply of grain in the
United States on January 21st was;
Wheat, az, 1861 900 bushels; corn, 6,677-
600, bushels; oats, 2,590,000 bushels: :
rye, 81 900 bushels; barley, 1914, 900
bushels.
A mining engineer employed by the
Nova Scotia Government says that the
recent explosion in the McGregOr mine
was cause;. by an unexpected commu-
ncation of fame from an adjoining
mine
Officials of the Denver and Rio
Grande deny that the scheme of the
Rio Grande and Pacific Road is a
bluff to intimidate tue stock holders of
the Rio Grand Western They saw
the road was organized to build to
Ogden aud this would be done.
Whie Il crowd of people Were wn'eii
ing he ice breaking u" fat Pendleon
Oregon. last week stancing on
tue bridge which spans the Umatilla,