Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-09-03
SAM Piles.

Over $500 in licenses were paid TO
the Sheriff last month.
State Convention in virginia TO-
morrow. Who's agoing?
Six bars OF Holmes bullion were
shipped below last Thursday.
Judge Hnwley has been appointed to
succeed Judge Sabin, deceased
johnson, the worlds champion foot
racer, died last week in San Francisco.
Mrs. L. Stoner and son leave on
Thurdav's train tor "Trip TO the East.
ern States.
During the absence of the County
Clerk, Ben Roseuthal is acting as
Deputy.
P. NJ. Bowler, S, II. Rosenllal and
DR.. e. E. Reed went to Carson on last
Sundays train.
The Misses Sherman returned on
Saturday from their two months yaca-
ii IN in California.
And now the game law is of. and
the bark of the shotgun will be heard
through hill and dale.
Miners wages in Marshall Basin
district, Colorado, have been raised
from So so to 81 per day.
Henry Williams the greatest farmer
of them all, was in town during the
week, shaking hands with friends.
Miss Kate Barden werper, who hns
spent the Summer vacation in llaw-
thnrne, returned to Carson last Sunday.
Joe Godfrey and Ben Rosen'hal ran
a footrace on Saturday. Ben gave Joe
"a feet in 1874 and won the race and
$40 purse.
Frank Ehret, millionaire in New
York, has purchased Theodore Win
ters' stable, with the exception Of Ell
Rio Rey, for $50 900.
Inyo Index: Twenty peaches picked
from tree at Henry Fehrman's one
day last week weighed fifteen and ole.
half pounds. That's fair sample of
Inyo production.
A Virginia City physician has been
robbed of $500 IN cold cash and sus-
pecls one OF his patients. Elk.
Where did the medlcn get so much
money? Must have struck II "kind
Deal" the night before.
Keough OF Virginia City, and Nc
Cormack (unknowW will Try To smash
each others noses to-nisht al Piper's
Opera House Tor the edificaiion of the
elite aud purse of uncertain dimen-
sions.
The infan. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Blk died last Wednesday. The be-
reaved parents have The sympathy of
the entire community. The funeral
took place on Thursday and was
largely attended.
An Indian woman known as the
a. Big Sqna y" has been lying at the
point Of death for several DAYS in n
cAmpoodie near town. and the bowling
of tne medicine man keeps our people
awake % nights.
Carson Appeal: From the fact that
the sagrhens are six weeks behind IN
their hatching and numerous other
signs, the Indians predict short mild
Winter. and will not begin stealing
wood until November.
w. j. Grose is prospecting Haw-
thorne District Tor placer MINES. He
has taken up eight claims along The
gnlches, and says the formation Is iden-
tical with that Of O>ceoia, White Pine,
where placer mining is u paying pro-
position.
Miss O'Hara and Miss Evans, school
teachers AT the Reservation, returned
last FRIDAY from their vacation "trip.
They will now teach the young Piule
how 10 read and SPELL and in return
the Piute will teach them how 10 husk
pine nuts.
The furnace at Sylv,nia will not be
ready for work sooner than Oclo.
Der Isl The principal mine sh 1T is
being timhered into two divisions. A
large boarding house and another
building for store will be completed
as sson as possible. About seventy
five men, all told, are employed at the
camp.
VIM. Alcorn, who was arrested in