Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-10

7sarsapSrila, soda, ginger ale, cigars
and tobacco at che Drug Store,
II. NJ. Yerington arrived in Carson
on SUNDAY from his Alaskan trip
Barristers Bowler aud Crocker visit
ed Carson professionally last Monday.
Carlotta Patti, the well known singer,
sister of Adeline Patti, died in PARIS,
Friday.
On the Sd the thermometer marked
LOG; on the 4lh 104i ON the oh 1902;
on the 9th 100.
Engineer Barnes of the Diahlo mill,
spent the Fourth and his loose change
in Hawthorne.
A fire at'Carson a few days ago de-
stroyed the Corbett House block, OPP
posite the Mint.
The remains of J. G. Flood who died
In Germany last March, arrived in San
Fraucieco last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Il j. Laws, accompa-
med by Mrs Briggs leave this week
for an excursion to Lake Tahoe.
Bishop Leonard will visit Hsw-
thorne next Sunday and hold services
in Urquhart Hall. all are invited
The Truckee river is dry at Reno,
pn account OF the ranchers and others
above town drawing off, the water.
DR.. Bowers, of San Francisco, who
has been under sentence of death for
poisoning his wife, is TO have a new
trial
The Reno Baptist Church and sew
eral adjoining buildings were destroy
ed by fire last Saturday morning. Loss,
$10S06.
There are three criminal and several
civil cases on the calendar for the next
term of the District Court, which be-
gins on the 22d.
Stage loads of swimmers go ID the
lake every evening. Several private
parties of iadiss and gentlemen enjoy
the bathing frequently
Miss Matte Conner, who has been
attending the Reno School for Girls,
arrived home last week, having com
pleted her scholastic course.
A dispatch from Haily, Idaho, an
noances that that place is IN ashes
from Ruperts drug store to the Wood
River Times building. Four blocks
were burned.
Big Pine is said to be the liveliest
town in Inyo County, The Saline Val
ley horax works and mines over about
Deep Spring make quite business for
the merchants.
Every citizen should keep one or
two barrels filled with water about his
premises. 1t is very little trouble and
IN case of fire might save the town
from destruction.
A lamp exploded u Charley Gan
ong's saloon on Friday evening. 1t
made big blaze and brought many
citizens to the spot with buckets and
pans, but wet blanket was thrown
over the fire and no damage done.
Ex-Governor Blasdel was a passenger
On Wednesdays traln bound for San
Francisco. He had been out to his
Pine Grove mines. SOME work is now
being done on the mine, and more ex,
fensive work is to BE done in the near
future.
The Sullivan Kilrain is over The
battle-gl ound vas near New Orleans
Seventy'two rounds were fought, when
hillain was knocked out. Both men
were arrested, and both were uncoh.
scious from exhaustion and punish
nent when locked up.
An election of officers OF the Haw-
horne Sunday School was held on the
W instant, and the following officers
were elected ; 3. f. Curlar, Superih-
tendent; Mrs, S. A. Knapp, Treasurer;
Mrs. A .. Mccarthy, Secretary; Miss
a'''e Gonnors, Orgahisl; Graham
Laws, Librarian.
q The following Principal and teachers
eave been elected tor the ensuing year
"a the carson public schools: III. III.
lowe, Kate Bardenworper, Marian l..
rnasey' Bertha Wagner, Clara e.
asson, gallie E. French, May Gil
poiy, Anna III. Martin. Kate l.. Hardy