Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-05-29
SAMPLES.
MAY 90. 1881

Fourth of July meeting tonight at
the Court House.
Judge Croker is back from trip
to San Francisco.
The Carson Mint will " change
hands y some time in June.
Ore from the Pamlico is being
shipped to the Kinkead mill.
The public school will close next
Friday for the Summer vacation.
Times are very dull in Aurora, but
the people are hopeful of better days.
w. s. Keyss, a well known mining
expert, passed through to Bod,e Mon
day.
w J. Henley pSssed through Reno
last Thursday, en- route to Sen Fran
cisco.
Ex-Governor Adams and wife locat-
ed for the Summer on White river.
Nye county.
The Indians are catching large guam
titles of fish in the lake. They peddle
the same about town.
Miss Nora Teitswor'h, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. G. w. White The young
lady's home is in Nebraska.
The Gazette says the outlook for the
Inyo Marble Company to construct
works in Reno is very favorable.
Geo. Eisner killed raltlesnnke last
Monday five feet long, and adorned
with thirteen raLtles and a button.
The Enterprise says Superintendent
Sam Jones is suffering from brain
affection and that his reason isahaken.
Superintendent Wescoatt of Candle
iaria is examining the Aurora mines
IN behalf of tie Candelarla NJ. IS w.
Company.
The real properly assessment of
Owens Valley is $4,000 greater than
last year. This would indicate healthy
condition of Affairs.
John Hammond, the old reliable. was
in town this week. He says he North
Star still shines brightly. He is
worker aud deserves success.
The Chinese Six Companies are re-
ported to have purchased large utter
ests IN Lowsf California mines, and
will ship 1000 laborers ID work them.
Drop into the Temple Saloon and
ask Knowles for an lied milk punch.
They are great. He Keeps his liquors
IN patent refrigerator and IL is al
ways cold.
The Christian ADVOCATE gets off the
following; Wha is the dtlierSnce
between COW and baby One
drinks water aud makes mllkI the
other dnesn't.''
The following conversation took
place in Bob %right's Did you ever
realize anything in the lotteries ,"
oh, yesi some time ago realized
that wds a fool"
Jimmie 9reenj formerly Of the Brns
LETENi has purchased the Alpine Ar.
gus printing material and will COM
mence tie publication Of paper at
Markleeville about the first of June,
taxes are now due and payable on
the net proceeds Of mines for The quar-
ter ending March 81, 1889. All taxes
not p id by the second Monday ia June
will he delinquent and subject 10 the
usual penalty.
BY new law in Arizota Il Ia mace
the duty OF each County Board OF Sue
pervisors to offer $4,000 reward 10 the
person who first obtains "a, COG gallons
OF water per day for ten days from an
artesian well.
}. Levy has a large assortment of
fne. flannel shirts Of all sizes and de. |
signs. They comprise the latest novel |
ties from the leading wholesale houses. |
His stock OF neckwear, silk handker- |
chiefs, etc, is varied and attractive.
Mrs. Groundwater, the new Police
Judge at Cottonwood Fails, Kansas.
began her administration by fning a
pain drunk So and COSTS. The same
day she set u keu, made three Bingham
aprons and returned five calls.
+. G. Ncwlands has purchased IT, |
teen acres of land near Reno, en- the
south side OF the river, and has i'm.