Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-06-04
Walker Lake. Bulletin.
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lator without being satisfied with Its
effect.
N. Westcoatt late OF Candelaria has
gone to Denver. He is looking for a
location.
judge Curler has located in Reno
He has rented an Office there and hung
out his single.
Nelse Hammond, the Sweetwater
heavy weight, was in town last week
to meet his daughter, who arrived from
the North
Sheriff Stewart reports S69S50 col
lected for licenses in this county for
the month of May.
A. Hull brought in several rich
specimens from the Gaze!le last week.
He says the ledge is about foot thick,
but she's very rich.
Bob Dickson and his w.orkmen have
already made big hole in the Cory
mill The lum Der is being hauled TO
Hawthorne by Forbes s. Tobsy.
Commissioner Wilson says that Pine
Grove is still above water, but that tho
residents are all making stills in
anticipation OF the coming flood.
Thomas Tate has been awarded the
contract to carry the United States
mail hetween Belmont and Austin fer
four years beginning July l, 1890.
Z Hooper, formerly of Garfield, has
gone to South Africa to examip e
mines. J. II. Hamnen3 attends to Mr..
Hooper's duties in this county during
the latter's absence
Applicants for examination for the
West Point cadetship must be physic.
ally &ound and between the ages of II
aud %, instead of between II and Is
years of age, as heretofore stated
The Wilson mil at Pine Grove 10
now running on tribute ore from the
Wheeler mine. 1t has about thirty
days RIM of rock on hand, and the ore
will average about S45 per Ton, gold.
Carson Tribune; ". W. Rogers
billy, of Elko, arrived ia Carson last
week and is sojourring at the Airline
ton. Billy has political aspirations,
bur is retlccnt as TO the position he
seeks.
The control Of the Reyes mine, yir-
ginia, has baen changed, and Samuel
7. Curtis has been appointed Superin.
isndent. He held that position form
erly. Work is ID be resumed in the
nlGe.
An Englishman claims that he has
cured himself of rheumatism by plac-
ing under each post OF his bed broken
bottle, which served the purpose of an
insulator. He put the contents of The
bottles under his vest.
Carson Tribune: Colonel Charles A.
May, British Consul at the port of
Aurora, Esmeralda county, is in Carson
as delegate to the Silver Convention.
The Colonel is not quite as obese as
formerly, but in excellent health
Census Marshal Lammou has ap-
pointed three enumerators for this
county. Jack Downward is assigned
to Hawthorne, Aurora, 5weetwat,r,
etc. John Leidy will ask questions at
Candelaria, Soda and Bellcyllle and
Ted. Brodigan will interview the peo-
pie south of Candelaria.
D. N. Hukill. a missionary in hchplf
of American Labor Party organization,
will lecture at Urquhart Hall about
June 10Th. The lecture will be inter-
spersed with comic recitstions, which
relieve the mnnelony OF dry historical
or matter cf fact dlscourses. Admis
sion, free.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A, Knapp celebrated
tho thirteenth anniversary of their
wedding last SATURDAY by entertaining
n few friends at their residence. A
very pleasant evening was passed
with music, singing, cribbase and
refreshments. CALCULATIONS and
good wishes for many returns of the
day were given.
A shipment Of nearly 10 tons of ORC
was made from the Confderce mine,
near Kiukeo1, last week, TO The MI.
Diablo mill. Tho ore averaged 1855
to the ton. The owners are not at all
wild over their mine, and are especially
deslrous that no exaggerated news