Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-07-29
SAM PIES.

Eli johnson, the sage et Lunlng,
was a Grand Juror.
w. J. Henley, ex-County Clerk, ar
rived in Town last week.
Archie Harrington went to Cerro
Gordo last Wednesday.
PM. Bowler left this morning for
Bridgeport, on legal business bent.
Miss Lou Tenant of Carson is visit
ing Miss Julia White of this place.
Chris. Zabriskie, the wide-awake
Candelarian, came down on legal BUSH
ness.
The Mt. Diablo Mining Company
paid dividend of 20 cents per share
last Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Garrison and child arrived
from Carson last Sunday and continued
ON to Candelaria.
8. P. Warren, Supt. of the Mountain
Queen M. Co, Of Candelaria, was in
tOWA dotIb6 tho WC@h.
s. L. (Dick) McNaughton, came
dewn from Candelaria on Sunday, and
returned home Monday.
Hon. VIM. WOODBURY., attorney for
W. W. Booth, came out Sunday and
left fer home yesterday.
By the use Of mechanical apparatus
hay can be cut, hauled and stacked at
. cost of less than one dollar per ton.
J. H. Taylor. Superintendent Of the
Capital mine, has been in town during
the week, renewing old acquaintance
@. A. Howard, the jovial Justice OF
the Peace OF Candelaria, was in at.
tendance upon the District Court this
week.
Chris. Zabriskie, Tom Callew and
4. B. Pritchard, trio Of sweet song
sters from CandletOwn, came down
last week for their annual bath.
Miss Minnie Mengle, who has been
visiting her brother Charley Mengle,
for the past month, departed for her
homo in San Francisco last Thursday.
T. J. Murphy and family left for
Lathrop, Cal, last Monday. They will
locate in Lathrop, where Mr.. Murphy
has purchased flourishing hotel bust
ness.
There is report that the soda works
at Keller are to change hands and be
greatly extended. The industry could
readily be made to assume vast pro.
portions.
Bob. Dickson, the carpenter who
took down the Cory mill last year, fell
off . step ladder in Virginia City the
other day broke his arm. He fell but
three feet.
Mrs. Coffin, who has been visiting
Mrs. P. M. Bowler, departed fer home
in Gold Hill last Thursday. She made
many friends while here, and they
hepe she will come again.
Last week Sheriff Stewart sent his
sorrel mare to Carson, where she is
under the care of Bob. Grimmon. Bob.
writes that she strikes a gait on tho
track that astonishes the natives.
Harry Lind likes ice cream, but 1t is
too expensive a luxury for mail
clerk with small salary. But he
treats the girls at the Mound House
whenever he can raise the wind.
Johnny Parr came down from Bodie
in carriage last Wednesday to meet
Mrs. Parr, who just returned from Car
sen. They returned the same evening
to Bodis, where they will reside.
G. G. Pewning was last week elected
President Of the Reno Electric Light
Company. vice VIM. Thompson re-
signed, and q. T. Bender Vice Presi-
dent, vice Henry Rhue, resigned
Captain Baxter Of the Montezuma
mines, was in town during the week.
He is daily expecting Eastern stock
holders to arrive, when it Is hoped
active operations will be resumed at
the mines.
Some of our gardens are producing
fine fruit this year. r. H. Wright's
apricots are delicious, and last week
P. NJ. Bowler shipped several boxes Of
excellent peaches and apricots to
friends abroad.
George Beatty, the young man who