Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-06-11

Supt. Macy of the Bodie mines re-
turned from the East last Thursday.
Doves are plentiful in the hills but
they are rather wild and hard to reac h.
Mrs. K. j. Laws returned last even
ing from an extended visit to points of
interest in California.
Contractor Dickson has a crew of
thirteen men at work tearing dowa
the Cory mill building.
Shafe Hanger departed for tide
water last Friday. He is under the
weather, and goes to recuperate.
Ex-senator W. Sharon dsnies in toto
that he is or will be candidate for Gov
ernor or any other official position.
Edith O'Gormon, the notorious les
capped nun" who lectured in this State
several years ago, is visiting lndepend-
ence.
Citizens of Nevada now give and ac-
cept notes of hand payable in silver, as
an evidence Of the faith that is in
them.
the next trial of Rough Elliott is
set Tor June 23d in Bakersfield. Inyo
county will be bankrupted before this
case is disposed of
If you want anything-no matter
what-from hottie OF Hostomach
Butter Stitters to a quartz mill-go to
Knapp's store and you'll find it.
Dave Graham is in town. He has
been resting himself in San Francisco
for the past year. He is unsettled as
to whether he will drive stakes here
again or not.
DunL, the engineer who caused the
terrible Oakland calamity, ha, bscn
indicted for manslaughter by the Coro-
ner's jury and on hearing the news he
skipped out.
The Genoa Courier has changed
hands again, George NJ. Smith having
departed for The rev State of Washing
ton, and D. E. Williams has assumed
the editorial chair
Albert Eugene Saxton, aged IS years
and months, successfully passed the
West Point examination last Wsdnss
day. He leaves on the 10Th for the
academy, to pass the final test
The Southern Hotel always keeps a
supply of tat chickens on hand, sub
ject to the requirements Of guests; $50
all the good things in market The
bar is well stocked. and liquors kept
on ice.
A new borax discovery Is reported
in lnyo county, within few miles Of
the Carson and Colorado railroad sur
vey on The line of the proposed extern
sion to Mohave. The find promises TO
prove valuable.
II. NJ. Yerington and d A. Bender
accompanied by Mrs. Yeringion and
Miss Mabel Bronson. arrived In al
SPECIAL car last Sunday On Moudsy
morning they continued on TO Cerro
Gordo, under the guidance of Supt
Laws.
Frank Dotcn, the well known team.
ster, met with serious accident at |
Bridgeport last week While driving |
his team his saddle turned under hun
and he was thrown beneath the wagon
wheels, which pissed over his body. |
1t is believed he Will not recover
superintendent Jackson returned |
last Monday from brief trip north.
ward. He was accompanied by Mrs. |
Jackson and daughter, who will hence.
forth reside in Candflaria. Mrs. Jack.
son Is a most estimable lady. and will
prove delightful acquisition 10 CAN
delaria society
Rev. Mr. Bird Of Carson arrived last |
Saturday aud on Sunday religious ser
vices were held IN Urquhart Hall, |
morning and evening. Mr. Bird went |
to CandelWia. and lectured the natives
there on the uncertainty oi Put up |
Jobs in the fo0iraelng line, and de-
parted for home this morning
A large number of Hawthorne
people are arranging 10 take trips |
abroad during the present month. Mr. |
and Mrs. Knapp will visit San Fran.
cisco, Miss Conner intends to 20 to |
Coppefopolis, Cal, Mr.. and Mrs 5. II. |
Rusenih8l and Mr.. and Mrs Frank |