Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-03-11

the WEEKS NEWS
Denver is building u Mineral Palace


General Sherman's personal estate
does not exceed $4,000
Thir;, cadets failed At Annapolis
recent Naval Academy examination.
Twenty-Five people afflicted with
leprosy are reported TO be al large i'll
New Orleans.
California farmers have had suffi-
cheney Of rain, and arc now anxious
for clear weather.
The snow on the summit of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains was five feet
deep at latest accounts
Nearly every city and town in Idaho
is securely bound in the embrace Of
that monster, la grippe.
At Rochester. N. Y, for the first
time in twenty years, a Republican
Board of Aldermen was elected Tues
day.
1t is reported at Sacramento that
Senator Stanford has recommended H.
O. Osborne of Los Angeles Tor Internal
Revenue Collector.
Over $50 houses at Yuma. Arizona,
are in ruins and !. 400 people are made
homeless by the floods. Many lives
were lost in the ella valley.
D. A. Mckinley, Hawaiian Consul
General, ha. been made by Queen
Liliuekalsni u Knight Commander of
the Royal Order OF Kalakaua.
The total number Of immigrants ar
irving in this country during the
seven months ending January 81 was
244,976 against POI $50 for The cores
ponding period Of last year.
Austin Advocate: 1t Is reported that
the sisk ness in Hon. r. J. Bells family
ut Clsvsrdale, from which one Of his
children died, was caused BY the eating
OF poisoned canned tomatoes.
Arthur D. January, whom Governor
Waterman pardoned from prison about
six months ago on account Of his
feeble condition, died at his parents
home IN ban Jose las, Tuesday after.
noon.
Great damage has been done by
floods In New York State, Southern
Caliisrpia and Canada. The New
York Central Railroad is badly Grip
Piled, its tracks being submerged and
trains stalled in tho water.
The ranchers OF Lovelock arc kept
busy baling hay and shipping it to
California. Last year it was diif'sren, !;
Nevada was buying hay in California
and shipping it to this State to feed the
starving cattls.-TReno Gazette.
According 10 Herr Jspin the hourly
rate Of water falling over the Niagara
Falls Is 100, 100000 tons. representing
100000 horse power, and the total
daily production Of coal in the world
will just about suffice to pump the
water back again.
DR.. G. H. Thoma, of Reno, has been
appointed Superintendent of the Ne
vada Insane Asylum, Of which Insti-
tuition he took charge ON the lst This
is an excellent appointment. DIR.
Bishop, the retired superintendent,
will rsmsve to Sacramento.
There are 14,O5s, $50 horses in the
United States. 2,296,532 mules, 16,O19,.
sol mich cows, 36,S74, 648 oxen and
other cattle, 43,431 ,156 sheep, and 56,-
625, 106 hogs, and al these animals are
on farms in the country, not counting
those in cities, town and villages.
The will of the late George Tufy
has been filed for probate. Deceased
beqSsathed all his belongings to his
tive daughters, Mrs. Oliver Roberts and
hrs. Tiburcio PARROT, share and share
alike, and named George W. Richard
executor. 1t 10 estimated the estate
will not exceed SIS 900.
At Crawfordsvills, Ind, the othe or
day, Michael Sellers found in the hot
tenn of 40-foot we'll a hog, (which
had bssa there for Al days without
food or water. 1t weighed 1870 pounds
when 1t fell in the we'll, and emily 30
pounds less when it was taken out, ap.
pareAtly none the worse fer its long
fast"
Some nicksl-stssl plates recently
tested at the Carnegie works, tho speci-