Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-09-16

N'N - - r ~ EAlbAt CuHuEt III lie
length of the highs and the shortening
of the days. Winter will soon be up.
on Us again.
Z. P. Van Duzer, formerly principal
of our school, but now 4 law student
with Baker Il Wines, Reno, was in
town Sunday.
Dr. A Hudgens, the well-known
dentist is in town and will remain for
about two weeks. His office is at the
Nucleus Hotel.
Mrs. P NJ Bowler left on last Mon
days train for Huffaker's, near Reno,
where she will remain for about two
weeks on visit.
The sixth annual fair of the Lyon
County Agricultural Association will
be held at Nabuska ON the 7th, Sih and
9th OF next month.
The Carson News tells of a man
who attended the Stewart party IN Car
son the other night who had melting
brown eyes" Oh, hevingsl
Sheriff Stewart has received a match
safe made from block OF Tnyo mar
BILE. 1t is an artlstie piece of work
aud Bob is proud of it.
VIM. Hill, foreman of the Holmes
mill, passed through on Sundays train
for Virginia. He will probably visit
San Francisco before his return.
Ii is stated AS fact that over one
half the borax of the world is taken
over the Carson & Colorado railroad
from marshes in Southern Nevada.
The Oest mine, in Devils Gate and
Chinatown districts has turned ont
$4,000 as the result of crushing 400
tons of ore IN a fiye-stamp mill IN 81
days.
Superintendent Yerington offers a
reward of $3.50 for the arrest and con-
viction Of the mlscreants who caused
the railroad wreck in Virginia last
week.
A very pleasant dance took place at
Urquhart Hall last Friday night. The
music was excellent, the evening cool
and the ball was kept rolling till the
wee. sma' hours.
Miss Emma Kinney, who has been
visiting the Misses Leete and Lloyd
for two weeks, returned to her home
in Empire last Sunday. She made
many friends while here and they hope
she will come again.
Mrs JAS G. Fair died IN San Fran
cisco last Sunday, of fatty degenera-
ton of the heart, combined with
Brighi's disease. She was native Of
New York, aged 49, She leaves So
100000.
There are IS first-class horses en-
tered for the Reno Stake, a miles
dash, which takes place on the second
day of the FAIR. This will be the
grandest running race ever had in
Nevada.
Fish Commissioner Mills has COM
piled the fish laws in pamphlet and
card form for distribution throughout
the State. Each angler should secure
one and post himself in the method of
pr )tection adopted.
w. W. Booth was released from the
county Jail last Monday, he having
furnished bal in the sum of So 800
for his appearance for October 9th.
He showed the effects of his long con-
fipement, being pale and emaciated.
Jim Yerington is IN Carson. He
was expected home last week, but the
date of his return is now uncertain.
Yesterday he telegraphed Senator
Forbes to send in his washing. His
other shirt couldn't stand it any
longer.
Winnemucca was recently destroyed
by fire, and the Silver State says: The
extraordinary spectacle of baked apples
hanging on the trees can be seen in
town as one of the consequences OF
the recent fire. They are baked TO a
nicely.
Dan Jones of Bodie will lecture in
Hawthorne at Urquhart Hall to-mor-
row night. The subject OF his lecture
is: "The Delights of Drunkenness
Dan knows how it is himself, is a
good speaker and will do doubt give