Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-03-12
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The second trial of Rough Elliott
will begin in bakersfield, Cal. April
25th.
Six bars of Mt. Diablo bullion val
ued at $l2 900, were shipped below
yesterday.
The Senate passed the Oklshoma
bill including No. Mans Land in the
new Territory.
Mike Mccormick of Gillis was in
town yesterday. He says his mine is
looking WELL
California hay is selling in Tuscs-
rora, Nevada at S4j Per ton-either by
the ton or bale.
There are seventy lodges and 4,1e5
members in the Ancient Order United
Workmen Of Iowa.
ia. Yerington left for Carson last
Thursday. He will visit San Francisco
before his return
Princess Alice midget, who had
recently been exhibited in various
dime museums, is dead.
Ben Barlow was in from the Even
ing Star yesterday. He is well salts
ned with his prospect.
Nevada mining companies have
called tor $4,000 in assessments dur
lag the month of March.
Harvey Smith is not polishing a
drill at Soda, rs stated last week. He
is dlling an engagement at the Diablo
Mill.
The fdad for the Washington Memo.
rial Arch, N be erected at Washington
Park, New York City, has reached
&7s,00o.
The tax levy ia Storey county for
1890 has been fixed At IS on tho $100
ID Esmerslda 1t is So 10. and still we
are kicking.
G. w. Likens has been appointed
Reflner at the Mint, vice 2 F. Alley
<"Docw. w. A. Rulison Of Dayton has
been appointed helper.
Dave Pitmsn is conductor on the G.
Il C.. IN the place vacated by Dana
Brown, who resigned to take a posi-
sion in the Carson Mint
The Mountain Queen Mining and
Milling Company has filed articles Of
Incorporation. with the Secretary of
State. Place sef business, Candelaris,
Nevada. lAfst
Deliquent subscribers are hereby
warned not to let their daughters wear
this paper for hustle, as there is con-
siderable due on it and they might
catch cold.
The project Of tunneling the Bierra
Nevada mountains from Cold Stream
to RocklIn, the heavy snow region, is
being seriously considered by the
Central Pacific people.
The records and seal OF Mt. Cory
mining district have be deporited with
the County Recorder, where they will
Semain until new Recorder for Cory
district is elected.
The work OF dismantling the Cory
mill is progressing. Last week five
big wagons teadcd with heavy wheels,
castings, etc; arrived here. The ma.
chinery win be shipped to Virginia.
It is reported from Bodie that only
twelve men are employed in the Lent
shaft and that the Standard mine 10
idle, tie new superintendent only
taking care Of the property.
We have received large lot Of
choice vegetable and melon seeds from
tho Department of Agriculture at
Washington. They are for free dis
trlbution. Parties desiring 'sceds can
call at this office and help themselves.
Assessor Quinn ON Friday assessed
the Cory mill property for che taxes OF
1890. Tho owuers of this property are
about to remove il from the county,
and whether 1t is subject to taxation
here or in Storey, whittier it is going
IL "a mootsd question.
G. B. Snow died at Keller last Fri
day. Deceased has been suffering
from asthma sud dropsy for some
months. He was formerly > resident
of Hawthorne, having been Justice Of
the Peace. The remains were brough,
to Hawthorne for intermcnt, aud the
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