Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-09-02

tie was taken TO Greenfield and is un.
der the care of a doctor.
The Carson Appeal asks: as there
II school ring?h OF course there is
He went to Berkeley last week with a
couple of deaf mutes.
On Monday last a son was born to
W. j. Henley. Mother and son are
doing well, and Billy" seems to be
getting on as well as could be ex.
pected
Frank Neal of Aurora is at Bartlett
Springs, Cal. Frank has been troubled
with general debility tor some time.
and hopes to regain his health at the
famous resort
a movement has been inaugurated
IN Reno TO organize an irrigation dis
trict on the Truckee, in conformity
with the provisions of an Act of the
last Legislature.
jim Yerington is going up into the
wood camps shortly To take weeks
rest from his arduous laboIs and some
snap shots at the mountain scenery and
wood choppers.
w, II. Douglass, father of w. A.
Douglass Of Soda and former resi-.
dent of Candelaria, died in Seattle last
week, He was much esteemed by
large circle OF acquaintance.
Captain Nobe, a well known Piute'
who has been troubled with sore ewes
Tor several months, is now totally
blind, and presents most pitiful sight
as he gropes about his camp.
Judge Talbot of Elko and Miss
Lizzie Beck of Virginia City were
married on the Goth instant at Park er's,
Napa Valley, and left the same even
ing for two weeks visit to Monterey.
1t is reported that James Andrews
has discovered ledge of anthony
ore near the Carson and Aurora road.
a good anthony mine is worth more
than most silver mines, just at present.
Genoa Courier: Charley Carter of
Carriers Station in this county has
taken unto himself fair young bride
Miss Bessie Rowe of Gold Fill. Mr..
and Mrs. Carter now reside al the Sta
ton.
Mrs. D. Rosenthal, who has been
ruslicating in the Memo mountains for
the past month, is home again, greatly
benefited by her holiday. And all the
boarders are glad to see her back
again.
l.. f. j. Wrinkle went to Bodie to-
day. 1t is believed his mission is to
survey the alleged rich strike in the
Bulwer or Standard in order TO deter
mine which mine really owns the
ground.
Bill Gibson is out In the eastern part
of the State rustllng up scholars for
the Indian school, which resumed
operations last Tuesday The Haw-
thorne contingent is in doubt as TO
when it will return to school.
The railroad company had all its
offices, shops and buildings freshly
painted last week. While the painters
were here they gave Senator Forbes
residence new coat and also smeared
jim Yerington's Office.
The owners of the Lookout mine In
Patterson district (Sweetwater) have
applied for patent. One of the cor
ner posts Is SET in perpetual snow and
ice. The owners are John Wagner OF
Carson and Alexander 5. Fitzpatrick of
Cameron.
Superintendent John Fleming and
wife of Rhodes Marsh, returned last
week from an extended "trip in Cali
fornia. Shey visited Santa Cruz and
Monterey, and were in the city four
weeks. Mr.. Fleming's health, which
was poor, is now reported as excel
lent.
John w. Mackay, who has been
experimenting several Comstock
mines during the annual vacation of
d. b. Lyman, departed for San Fran
cisco last Thursday. About once a
year John likes to spend week or
two IN the hot drifts and WINES two or
three thousand teet below the surface.
1t is a reminder of old times, when