Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
SAMPLES.

places Oy The late rains.
Republicans meet tonight at the
Court House at o'clock.
Col. Sutherland of the Holmes Com
pany will arrive this week.
There will be choir rehearsal at
Urquhart Hall on Saturday night.
A bridge on the G. & C. south of
Churchill was washed away last FRI
day.
The family of James Means of Au-
rora went south on last Thursdays
train.
The two mills of the Holmes Com
pany are running steadily in Can
delaria.
Three bars of bullion from the Can
delalia mill were shipped below last
Thu sday.
The Bodie stage leaves Hawthorne
at 8 O'Clock in the morning., instead of
4, as stated last week.
In Nye county beet cattle are held
at from, $25 to $50 per head against
$1S, the price last year.
Four carloads Of Inyo marble
passed through TO San Francisco last
week 1t is fac article.
Is. B. Kinds was in town this week
from Pine Grove. He reports that
mines there are all looking well,
The Bodie Miner is now issued
daily. Our "young friend" Dan Jones
deserves to succeed. He's slayer.
Billy Curtis of Aurora was in town
last week He came down 10 battle in
the lake and to procure square meal.
Pound parties, whatever they are, &C.
cordlng TO the Central Nevadan, is the
latest social fad at Battle Mountain
IReno Journal.
The new ore train was put on last
week between Candelarla and Belle
vile. Tom Alley is conductor, Fred
Murray is engineer and Mel Ward
fireman.
Walter Rideout, q nom Union molder,
who killed Siebcrt, striking molder,
who assaulted him in street car, was
acquitted by Judge LAWYER in San
Francisco yesterday.
Reno Journal: Colonel r. H. Lind
say and family will leave by wagon,
and propose going across the country
to PortloDd, Oregon, thence on by rail
TO Seattle, their future home.
Hawthorne was blessed with heavy
rain showers last Saturday and Sun
day. A general thanksgiving was in-
dulged in by our people, as the gar dens
were suffering greatly for water.
M. M. Glenn, at one time publisher
of the Aurora Herald, and also County
Commissioners AT the time of the Court
house muddle, is now setting type GU
the Stockton (Cal Independent.
Bill Hanks, formerly Sheriff of
Storey county, and now Superinten-
dent of the Sun Creek Cattle and Land
Company, is candidate for the RepGb.
lican nomination for Sheriff Of Elko
county.
A dispatch from Nevada City, Cal
says that DR.. Biher, Nevada's Com
missioner to the Worlds Fair, recently
died quite suddenly, but whether in
California or Europe the telegram
does not state.
Saturdays Enterprise: r. X. Col
cord, Superintep dent of group of
mines operated in Aurora, is in town.
Mr.. Colcord was in early days foreman
of the Imperial, and he has host of
old-tlme friends here, who say they
never worked under better man.
Last Thursday cloud burst oc-
Cured IN Bodie Canyon, near Gregory's
ranch, and Joe Thompson, well
known Bodielte, who attempted to
drive across the canyon in a buck
board, was drowned All the sluices,
bridges, culverts, ETC., We're washed
away.
Young Sam holland has our thanks
for fine lot of peaches. They are
large and juicy, and superior to any
shipped from abroad. They were
raised in Mr.. hollands garden in Haw.
thorne, and sample has been sent TO