Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-03-09
BORN.
MURPHY-In Candelaria, March :. 1899, to
the wife of Timothy Murphy, son.
SAM Piles.

W. A. ingalls, Billy was a passen-
ger ON this mornings train for Carson.
Tom Pepper, engineer at Rhodes
Marsh, was in town last week enjoy
ing city life.
Tho borax works at Rhodes Marsh
are shut down. Cause toe much water
on tho marsh.
Commissioner Wilson came in from
Pine Grove sunday He says the new
flour mill is at work.
Nick Baule, lessee of the Lapanta
mine, visited Virginia and returned
home again last week.
r. r. Harrell and wife are visiting
Hawthorne. Thad has just returned
from trip to Arizona.
Hay is selling in Mason Valley at
So aad So per ton and great demand
is expected before Spring.
The Indians are catching perch in
the lake nowadays. Our anglers are
impatient for the Spring run.
The Bulwer Company OF Bedle made
a shipment to-day of 1O5 pounds of
pure gold, valued at about $4,000.
Carson claims the cham 2ion whist
team of Nevada in the persons of
Henry Rosenbrock and Henry Piper.
Mrs. Annie Mooney. formerly of
Aurora, has moved to Bodie and now
has charge of the Elite dining parlors.
The Pacific Csast Borax Company
has declared the usual monthly divl-
dend Of 81 per share, payable March
10th.
Lee j. Wheeler will soon leave
Mason Valley for White Pine county,
where he will in the future work for
Ex-Governor Adams.
Dave McNett came in from Fish
Lake Monday. He says the grass is
coming up and the indications are that
the farmers will have a good season.
The Hopkins-Searles will contest
case has been compromised. Tim
Hopkins will receive three millions.
Even that is pretty coed these hard
times.
d. Tubino, who has been in San
Francisco under medical care for the
past two months, returned home last
Saturday night greatly improved in
health.
Borax works are being erected in
Saline Valley by the Saline Boray Co,
to test their ground, and should the
same rrovc rich the new company will
erect large works.
Charley Curran, the shotgun mes
senger Of Bcdie, came down on Last
Thursdays stage with bar or two Of
gold from the Standard mine. He re-
turned the next day.
Bob Ftzsimmons, the champion
middle weight of America, whipped
Peter Maher, the Irish champion of
Ireland, in 10 rounds last Thursday
night ut New Orleans.
The heaviest bar of bullion ever
shipped from the Comstock arrived at
the Mint last Thursday night. 1t was
from the Con. Virginia, and weighed
nnunde Uo1paI Al, GOA
Frank Barr, who has been clerkiag
for A. Summerfeld for the past two
years, left for Virginia City this morn
ing, from which place he will proceed
to his home in Nevada City, Cal.
VIM. Withsrell, VIM. Shimmin
Dave Lewis, Louis Williams, Al. Mer-
ton, r. Somerville and others from
Furnace Canyon are in town as wit
Aesses in the Queen PoOrmaA case.
Aft Chartz and F. G. Drew, two
lightning pot-heok makers, are en-
gagged by the POorman and Queen
Companies respectively to graphic the
words of witnesses In the trial now In
progress.
We must return thanks to Mrs. d.
Rosenthal of the Lakeview Hotel for
half dozen Mono lake trout. They
are indeed "speckled Beauties" and
would please the palate of the most
fastidious epicure.
For last month $4,000 were paid
out In wages In Bodis, and nearly the