Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-31
SAM PIES.

ferday.
John Neidy, prominent resident OF
Aurora, is in town.
Five bars of Mt. Diablo bullion
passed through on last Sundays train.
The San Francisco Bulletin figures
up 200 votes In the electoral college
for Weaver
r. L. Grimmon ha, been appointed
amember of the Board of Agriculture
of Ormsby county.
e. B. Zabrlskie returned from Salt
Lake last Sunday. Chris. looks AS
Though the trip agreed with him.
1t is stated that the size of the bal
lot which will be voted in California
ia November will be tour feet wide at
least.
Ben. Cottrell and family Of Aurera
passed through last Sunday en- route
for Reno, where they will IN the future
reside.
e. B. Kimball was a passcn ger on
yesterdays train for D ,y.on, where he
will have CARLOAD of ore worked at
the arrastra.
The Appeal says il is reported around
Carson that nj! the Mint employees who
were laid off some weeks ago will be
reinstated
1t is the opinion of many that Bar
tine has dropped his fight for Congress
man, and will be candidate for Su.
preme Judge.
The Broken Hill mines, New South
Wales, the largest silver producing
mines in the world, have 5000 men
out on strike.
The Sierra Nrvads Tourist has .us-
pended publication. II was Summer
resort paper published ut Cafnelisn
Springs, Lake Tahoe.
P. N. Bowler left on Yesterdays
train for Reno In attend the Republi.
can State Conve ntion, and from there
he will " to Carlin on legal business.
Our people are just recovering from
universal attack OF bellvache, caused
by reading the military cncampmen,"
slush in the daily papers of the State
John Hammond his purchased a
fourth interest in the Red Cloud claim
OF Alum Creek. The prospects are
good, but it will require work to show
upa mine.
Charley Wallace of Eureka has quit
politics and is now in Tuscarora, rx.
aiming mines with the view of in.
vesting there.
The Silver State says Herbert, The
hye-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Purviance OF Paradise Valley, died
suddenly Sunday last from eating
green apples.
Claus Spreckles has two agents in
Kern county looking for a suitable
location for a beet sugar refinery Better
take a look also at Mason and Owens
Valleys, Claus.
The widow of the late Senator Plumb
OF Kansas declines to accept from Con-
gress the gift oil the Senator's salary
Tor one year, which 1t is customary 10
give in such cases.
This has been the dryest Summer we
have ever seen in these parts. Though
it is well an to the LIST Of September
We have net had enough rain this sea.
son to lay the dust once.
The chief topic of conversation
among the sporting gentry is the Sulli.
vsn-Corbelt prize fight in New Or
leans next week. They all think
Sullivan sure winner.
WIN. Hurd, the man who attempted
to hold up" Jim kinkead on the
Occidentai grade, virginia City, re-
Gently, was last Saturday sentenced to
five years in the State Prison.
Col ID. H. Jackson, Superintendent
Of the Holmes mine at CandelarIa, is
slowly recovering from his illness, and
when his strength will permit will
leave for his home 10 Oakland.
Jas. Camp'ton, the Sweetwater farm
cr,was in town Saturday. His friends
want him TO run for Chief Justice of
Bitter Creek against Judge Curran.
II bids fair to be red hst contest.
f. A son and heir was born to the old
est daughter of Captain N"be ON Mon
day night. Society circles In Indian
tswn are greatly shocked, A. no Pluto