Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28
THE WEEKS NEWS

he cltlZens OF Lamoile nave formed
a military company for their ewn pro-
lection.
The Osst mine, near Silver City, is
producing good ore.
Ex-State Printer Harlow left last
evening for Tacoma, where he has
made investments.
While drilling out an exploded
blast in the Occidental mine, Frank
Hammond was blown to atoms.
Dr.. y. Bishop, Superintendent of the
Insane Asylum, has rendered his res
ignalion to take effect March l 1891.
Minister Phelps has sent five walls of
Kochs lymph to the President, who in
turn sent them to prominent physicians
and hospitals.
Some time ago J. d. Rockefeller, the
Standard OIL magnate, testified in court
that be couldn't swear to his fortune
by ten or twelve millions.
A bill has been introduced In the
California Legislature to appropriate
100000 for the benefit of the Golden
State at the Worlds Fair.
Dayton Times Our resident physi-
clan says tina, tariff should be placed
upon Koch's lymph because it inter-
feres with home consumption.
Pauis Mattly, an old resident of
Mono Lake, and uncle Of Justice
Mattly, died at that place ON Sunday
last of pneumonia, aged 90 years.
The Republican after accommodating
the results OF the lum Der cut, from six
OF the principal mills located In True.
kee, gives tho amount for last season
at 34,6OO,OOO feet.
Harry Coffin, formerly of Belleyille,
who accidentally shot himself in the
arm while hunting near Tuscarora,
last week, has had the arm amputated
and is dong we'll.
1t is currently reported that DR..
Thoma is to succeed DIR. Bishop as
Superintendent of the Insane Asylum,
and that l.. L. Crockett will succeed
Mr.. Bechtel as Inspector.
1t is reported that strike of con-
siderable importance has been made
by the Eureka Con. Company in their
X K mine. 1t Is said to be extensive
and of high grade of ore.
The Reno Journal wants the fellow
ing added to the official oath: "That
| do solemnly swear that l will re-
main in the State at least 60 days after
the expiration of my term Of office"
Once in a while a politician COM
plains because the newspapers tell lies
about him. 1t would be very rough,
though, if the newspapers were to
mend their ways and tell the truth
about them.
The Austin Reveille says the resi-
dencs of ]. T. Rarnett, at lone, was
burned week ago last night As the
family was preparing for bed little
girl upset lamp and set Are to the
building. The family escaped partly
clothed.
Governor Colcord's message is brief
and to the point. He favsrs uniform
system Of taxation, with a higher valu-
alton and lower TAX rate, recommends
rstrsnchmenl, but fayors paying good
salaries to officers.
The Supreme Court of the United
States held that polyganous children,
born within one year after the passa &c
of the kdmunds act, were legitimate
and could inherit. thus reversing the
decision of the Territorial Supreme
Court.
The Reno Gazette says: "Senator
Gallagher Of Esmsralda passed
through last night" Senator Gallagher
Is from Lyon county. He was In Ma
son Valley when that territory was de-
tached from Esmeralda, and he il still
thar.
A granite monument for Emma
Abbot, the celebrated American singer,
who died in Salt Lake City, Utah, is
being constructed at Quincy. 1t will
be one of the finest monuments in the
the country aud will cost $4,000. The
monument viii be placed over the
prayea of Emma hhat and bar h,,s