Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-06
SAM Piles.

ueIc Will NC CHOiI IeutdTsal III
the hall this evening at o'clock
New silver AMI fancy China ware
etc. just received at o. F. Taylor's.
From and after this date The Bodie
stage will leave Hawthorne at o'clock
in the morning.
Quail are now the legitimate prey
of the nimble nimrod. The law went
of" ON the first instant.
Superintendent W. H. Shockley of
the Mt. Dlablo, returned last Sunday
from brief trip to tide water.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany has discontinued its sleeping
cars from Reno to San Francisco.
A force of men is at work digging up
the old Cory mill pipe. IL will he
used to conduct the Cory water into
town.
Mrs. J. H. Beam of Pine Grove. who
has been suffering from a severe attack
of Inflammation of the bowels, is recov.
ering.
The Palmetto Company will soon
sink shaft to depth of 700 feet, to
ascertain if the lodges exist at that
depth.
Crosse has made several loca-
lions recently in Hawthorne District,
and IL now working one of A. Prior's
old claims.
e. Hooper of the Garfield mines
came up last week to look at things.
He recently returned from Central
America.
DIR. Delevan, very old-time Com
stocker, has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Sam WATSON, in Candelaria dur.
ing the past week.
Commissioner Wilson says the river
at Pine Grove is still booming, and
that many of the ranches will produce
large crop of fish this year.
Superintendent Jackson says the
report that he pays the Belleville mill
hands So per day is untrue He says
he pays more than the Carson river
mills.
Cook & Hamlin are shipping ore
steadily 10 Selby & Co.'S. smelling
works. San Franciico. The ore carries
lead and silver sufficient to pay for
working.
Hon. j. o. Twiss, who was a mem
Der Of the State Legislatures of To and
'76 from Humboldt and Lander coun-
ties, respectively, died at Winnemucca
Monday
Parties desiring ice will please ap-
ply before O'Clock in the morning or
else leave orders the day before Card
well only takes enough each day TO
supply orders.
The Southern Pacific Company has
contracted for seventeen million feet of
lumber OF this seasons cut, and the saw
mills on the Truckee have pi osperous
run ahead.
The Supreme Court denied the writ
of mandamus commanding the State
Board of Examiners to publish the
constitutional ap,andp,ants y,,od ,,ro.
at the last special election.
Religious services will be held next
Sabbath at II O'Clock A, NJ. and P. NJ.
Morning topic: "Jesus Seeking and
Saving the Lost" Evening topic:
Popular Lies" Every Is in
vited.
The Reno Gazette says; "There
are no flies on the Palace Bakery fruit,
for the reason that it is all covered
with glass" Glass might lie worse
thar flies for the stomach or poor
teeth.
The celebrated Blythe case is ended
al last. Judge Coifey (before whom
the case has been on trial for the past
year, last Thursday decided that Flor
ence Blythe was old Blythe's daughter
and is entitled TO all the property.
Amos Green, well known in all this
section OF country, died on Sunday
last at the residence of his son George,
at Green's Station, near Sweetwater.
He had reached the age of 81, and was
one of the Pioneer lumbermen of the
Pacific Coast.
II il said that d. O. Mills and J. p