Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-03-04
SAM PIES.

a IOTCt pi kftD 10 cIShSot III ulS-
eing the ditch for the new water pipe
1t is reported that there are "a
Cinnamon sick with la prippe at Tees
Marsh.
Senator Forbes has introduced bill
to abolish the Grand Jury system IN
this State.
The regular dividend of 20 cents per
share was payable last Friday by the
Mt. Diablo Nj. Co.
Fred. Stillman was in town on Mon.
day. He says the Confidence mine is
still producing
Commissioner McNett, who has
been struggling with the grip, is I'M
proving steadily.
There is ne difference between
dead miaer and live one for in either
case his dream of life is ore.
Two cars of lnyo marble passed
through last Friday en- route to Essex.
Two cars were also shipped last sun
day.
The trial of the Stevenson will case
will be resumed in Carson to-day,
when startling developments are ex-
pected.
Mrs. J L. Stoner and son, who have
g. been visiting the Eastern States for
the past six months, returned home
last night.
s. A. Knapp has been confined to his
house for several DAYS with an attack
Of the prevailing grip. He is improv-
ing slowly.
Thanks 10 the Carson Appeal for a
very neat homographic chart of the
State officers and members of the
Legislature.
Senator George Hearst died in Wash
ington last week. The California
Legislature, now In session, will elect
his successor.
Visitors to Candelaria who want a
frst-class cigar, should call on Ed
Read. He keeps a fine supply of
smokers articles.
The Advocate says: LANDER county
has not single inmate in the Nevada
Orphans Home" And Esmeralda has
not married inmate.
Mrs. Sutton will take charge of the
Belleville Hotel this month. The
boarders at the Beleville Hstsl will
appreciate the change.
Fred. Corkill and family passed
through last Sunday on their way to
San Francisco, whore they expect to
make two weeks stay.
Eight bars of Holmes bullion, val
ued at. $9,327, and six bars of Mt
Diable bullion, valued at $6,S56, were
shipped below yesterday.
Joe Meirng died in Candelaria last
Wednesday. He was a graduate OF
Frieburg, and one of the most scien-
titlc mining men of the State.
E. P. Lovejoy, Mayor OF Wabuska,
visited Hawthorne last week. 1t is
rumored that he will take charge OF
the boarding House at Sodavllle.
Johnny Warner was in from the
Lapanta yesterday. The mine sull
continues TO yield richly, and Johnny
says he will build nine story brown
stone front in Hawthorne next year.
c. H. Peters of the Bullion Bank,
Carson, has been sojourning tor the
past week IN Hawthorne. He brought
his Kodak with him, and during his
visit took shots at our various objects
of interest
The Governor has designated Fri
day, April 3D., as Arbor Day, and re-
commends that the people of the State
devote said day to planting trees and
shrubs. The day is mads holiday
Tor the public schools.
M. q. Wilson, Home Secretary of the
Holmes Company, returned last Mon
day from a short visit to Virginia,
He was accompanied by his wife and
three children. They will reside per-
manertly in Candelaria.
The Reno Gazette is publishing a
caripa of oh nf 81. ;u;a
censes in Nevada which are read with
much interest by US cid timers. They
are we'll written aud doubtless come
from the facile pen of our old friend
Billy Daugherty.