Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-08-26
SAM PIES.

Jack Downward is in Virginia City.
The thermometer reached 10S in the
shade yesterday.
Assessor Quinn departed for Reno
last Monday on business.
Frank Neal WAS passenger on
Mondays train for Carson.
Four bars of Mt. Dlablo bullion
were shipped below yesterday.
Wright u Halls dry washer is laid
up. Too much long percentage.
Born-In Reno, August 23, 1891, to
the wife of B. F. Curler, a daughter.
r. j. Laws and J. A. Yerington
made flying trip TO Carson this week.
Miss Kate Bardenwerper, of Carson.
is visiting her mother, Mrs j. L.
Stoner.
The last few days were the hottest of
the season, all on account OF the Nc
Kinley bill.
The close season for ducks, snipe,
etc, will expire next Monday. Johnny
getyergun.
Judge Wells, who has been attending
court in Belmont, returned to Carson
last Friday.
Delicious milk shake at the drug
store. Also lemonade and all other
Summer drinks.
Rev. Mr.. Bird, the Presbyterian min
lister of Carson, has resigned. He will
60 to Colistoga, Cal.
L. j. Hanchett is putting in by
araulic works at Tule Canyon. He Is
using the State Line pipe.
j. NJ. Jones returned to Candelaria
last Friday after n three weeks visitto
the sea shore. He is greatly improved
in health.
Supt. Shockley of the Mt. Diablo
passed through on yesterdays train for
Lake Tahoe, where he will spend
few days.
But few drunken Indians are seen
in Candelaria lately. They have
healthy regard for Dick McKewen, the
Constable.
1t is estimated that the 10 sacks of
ore brought in from the Zirn & Schulz
Pine Nut mine. near Carson, this week
will yield $4,000.
Early Monday morning two cars of
wood took fire in Candelaria The
cars and wood were destroyed. The
fire is supposed to be incendary.
Ben Cottrell. for many years prom
inent citizen of Aurora, was a passen-
ger on last Thursdays train for San
Francisco. He has left for good"
A splinter of steel from the end of a
pick struck VIM. Calkins in the eye
while working In the Holmes mine
last week. Fortunately the sight was
not injured
Supt. Jackson denies that he will re-
sign the SUPPLEMENTARY of the
Holmes mine. He may visit South
Africa, but does not contemplate re-
naming there.
The money collected by the Carson
Appeal for the Pratt fund will be
turned over to the Orphans Home, in
Carson, to buy Christmas presents for
the little folks.
Chris Spratt brought in 800 pounds
of ore to the Sodavills mill the first of
the week from the st. Louis mine, near
Tule Canyon. 1t worked 1924 in sill
yer and $21 in gold.
John Wagner is the largest individ-
ual taxpayer in Ormsby county. He
pays taxes on $4,000 worth of prop
erty. Olcevich Brothers pay on $24,-
700, and John G. Fox on $4,000.
Miss Alice Rose departed for her
home in Independence, Cal, last
Thursday, having resided amongst as
ior nearly year. During her stay in
hawthorne she made many friends.
The whites have provided for the
family of Ducky, who was killed at
Bishep on the 9th, and there is not the
slightest grounds for further appre-
hepsion of danger from the Indians.
Miners are being drafted in Virginia
owing to the low stage of water in the
river nrccssilating the closing of the
MILLS. On Friday "a men were drafted