Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-09-30
SAM Piles.


with good attendance.
The Kinkead mill started up yestsr-
for run on Lapants ore.
A number of Esmeralda's citizens
are taking in the Carson Fair.
Johnny Miller and family are enjoy
ing = visit TO friends in Carson.
Job work OF all descriptions neatly
and cheaply done at this office.
Col. Cnrtis is reported to have en-
csuntsred something rich in the Hart
ford
George Olsen has leased the Even.
ing Star, aud is now working on the
same.
DR.. c. f. Reed, formerly Of this
place, is prscticing medicine in Peta.
luna, Cal.
1t is reported that Pat Reddy's Def-
ance mine at Darwin is blooming int
a bonanza.
The Syndicate (Bodie) mill will
start up on Saturday for short run On
Syndicate ore.
Senator Williams Of Ormsby is
talked of as a promising candidate for
the U. 8. Senate.
A Mississippi firm has contracted to
furnish the German Government with
100000 feet Of yellow pine lumber.
As cold weather has commenced and
stoves are being put up, too much care
cannot be taken in seeing that stove.
pipes are in safe condition.
The Indians predict that the coming
Winter will be u +" holy terror" be-
cause the pine nut crop is going to he
short. They guess about near enough
to be wrong every time
B,die Miner: Bear meat, venisou,
grouse, sage hens, ducks and other
wild game will soon be plentiful in
Bodie, as Johnny Parr and Sam Tyack
are gon out hunting soon.
Carson paper: The outlook in sew
eral mines in Inyo Co. is SO encourag-
ing that inside of the next few months
daily train may be put on from Belle
willie to Kseler to haul the ore.
Colonel Hardin has branded $500
calves on his Humboldt and Oregon
ranches this year, and will feed 1900
head of bssves this Fall. He has
stacked about 1850 tons of hay.
The following persons left on Sun
day morning for the Carson Fair: ].
Miller and family, Orie Whiting and
wife, Dave Graham. Joe Klein, Sol.
Summertield, Jay White and ]. A.
Ysrington.
Lewis Williams has FIVE miners at
work upon his claim in Oneota dis
trict, near Benton. He is said to be
paying his men 81 per day. Recently
he shipped half ton Of ore for
a mill test and it worked at the rate OF
$393 to the ton.
B. Pasqua last week bought all the
dishes, utensils, ETC., of the Chinese
restaurant and that establishment has
been closed. The Barnum Restaurant,
under Pasqus's management, is still
doing business at the old stand.
The Dayton Times says that J. E,
Gignoux's mine on Walker river 10
turning out to be a bonanza. He now
has three men employed extracting ore
and Ave Of the ten stamps in his mill
are kept at work pounding out gold.
Miss Mamie George, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Johnny Miller
for the past three months, returned to
her home in Carson last Sunday. Dur
ing her stay in Hawthorne she made
many friends who hope she will come
again.
Cattle thieves In the Pine Nut region
in Douglas county have long bsen Gem
hitting depredations on the herds there
and selling the carcasscs In Carson at
give away prices. Recently evidence
has como to light pointing to the guilty
parties, and necktie party may result
from it,
Sheriff Stewards mare, Esmeralda,
did not do so well in her second race.
A witness of the race says that she led
all the horses to the ree-quarter pole,
IN the second heat, but at this point