Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-03-20
Walker Lake Bulletin.
SAMPLES.

Judge Croker and P. N Bowler are
in Carson.
Miles Finlen has gone TO Montana.
Poor Montana.
Take . chance in Mrs. Brazzano-
vichs piano.
VIM. Robson Of Candelaria was in
town yesterday.
A fine lot Of Spring dry goods just
received by J. Levy.
Charley Kimball returned last We'd
ne.day from tidewater
Wesley Worley, foreman Of the La
panta, was in town last week.
Pat R-ddy will defend Judge Terry
for assaulting the U. s. Marshal.
The usual weekly shipment Of Mt.
Diablo bullion went below yesterday.
Bob Wright has just received lot
of the latest novels by popular authors
The Reno Journal wants 10 know
the whereabouts of lost Charley Ross.
A new invoice Of the hats just re-
Csived at .. F. Taylor's. Call aud ex-
anime.
Judge Rising has decided for the
Found Treasure in the case recently
tried in Eiko.
Mason Valley potatoes. the finest IN
the world, are being offered for sale at
$40 per ton, with few buyers.
Fifteen men are working at the
Palmetto mine, and Eve additions!
stamps are to be added to the mill.
The abbreviation for the new State
of MAINTAINS is to be Ma. We uow
have ma and pr (Pennsylyania).
The jury in the Potts murder trial
at Elko found Potts and his wife both
guilty Of murder in tho first degree.
Hon J. |. Wilson has been appointed
10y Governor Stevenson Ms 4 Notary
Public to reside at Pine Grove, Esme-
ralda county.
In the race for the Mint Super,n-
tendency Sam Wright of Carson has
the pole, with Ex-Governor Kinkead a
good second.
Syl Light and Ligs Ellis have COM
pleted their lea,e on the Hartford.
Work is suspend ed pending negotia-
lions for a new lease.
Senator Stanford gave 4 dianer to
sixteen friends the other night ia
Washington at which Strawberries
were served that cost $50 X dozen.
Tho Rxtnes OF over 100 mcn are now
on the pay rolls Of the Phoebe Con.
and Yuba Miaing Companies, aud up
wards of $4,000 per month disbursed.
A private letter from Pine Grove
says there is we'll developed case ot
smallpox ut that place. The victim
is man uamed Kendall, lately from
Missouri.
The lawns in town are beginning to
assume verdant hue and the trees
are bursting into bloom. Late frosts
will probably nip great many things
hereabout<
DIR. Bishop OF Reno haa seat $4,000
graps-vines Tor planting on his East
side desert location uuder the Inyo
canal. The cuttings are all from the
neigh borhood OF Newcastle.
Inyo Independent: Bishop has three
big teams on the road to Mojave, Big
Pine aud Independence have teams
making regular trips. What is the
with Lane Pine starting team
st. Patrick's day was observed in
Hawthorne by most of the people
wearing green bows and badges.
Many OF the boys tried 10 drown them.
selves in beer, but were resuscited.
Train No. 4 north from keeier, was
wrecked at Bslleville on Tuesday of
last week. the engine and two cars be-
ing ditchsd. Nobody hurt. A wreck
ing train WAS sent down from Haw-
thorne 30 clear the track.
Jim Townsend observed ST. Patrick's
day by printing his paper on ofsnge
colored paper last Saturday. He will
probably print on green sheet on The
anniversary of the Battle Of the Boyne.
And then the fricxe wildly.
Mason Valley ranchers have been