Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-14
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erection of a packing establishment
in Mason Valley.
Born-In Bodie, December ,. 1892,
to the wife of N W. Boyd, daugh-
ter. Shake, Nat.
H. NJ Yerington and wife returned
from Keller Friday, and proceeded
on to Carson Saturday.
Joe Godfrey and Hank Jewett slid
down from Bodie Monday night. They
are not thawed out yet
The spiders web is said to be SO
light that pound of it would more
than reach around the world.
Jack Todman, formerly connected
with this paper, died in Denver last
week of catarrh of the stomach.
Geo. Bell has been appointed Post
master of Carson on the recommend
alton of Congressman Bartine.
Telephone communication between
here and Bodie cannot be had, as the
wires are out of working order
Governor-elect, ]. H. McGraw. of
the State of Washington, used to
drive street car in San Francisco.
Mrs. Dana Brown, who has been
visiting Mrs. S. A. Knapp for the
past two weeks, left on Mondays
train for her home in Carson.
Tom Callow and Jas. McMasters
came down from Bode Saturday
They report that the snow is fourteen
feet deep on the streets of Bodie.
Wells Drury has disposed of the
Sacramento News to Sheehan &
Harris, both trained newspaper men.
1t will be Democratic in politics here
after.
Mrs. R. j. Laws and daughters and
Miss Forbes were passengers on Mon
days train en- route for San Francisco
Supt Laws accompanied them as far
as Reno.
The County Treasurer gives notice
that all county variants against the
county are posted for payment
Send to Treasurer Wright for your
money.
NJ B. Curtis is having hard time
in his trial for murder. Attorney
Knight has withdrawn for the de-
Tense and Judge Murphy is reluctant
to try the case.
Deputy Sheriff Halligan left for
San Francisco last Saturday He is
threatened with deafness in one of
his ears, and goes to the city to con
suit an eminent aurist.
Considerable assessment work is
being done on mines hereabouts
Still there are quite number of men
practicing jumping and they expect
to be proficient by the first of Jan
uary.
The largest chunk of gold quartz
ever mined in Montana was taken
from the Mcintyre lode. 1t came
from near the surface and weighed
1875 pounds. 1t is for the Worlds
Fair
Louis Leidy and two other pros
pectors left Hawthorne on Saturday
for White Hills, Arizona. They go
in two-horse wagon well stocked
with provisions and prospectors out
fits. The boys will have a rough
trip.
Among the medical graduates at
Tolands College, San Francisco, last
week, was James McCone of Vir
gina. The young man will spend
the holidays with his folks in Vir-
ginia, and then proceed to Europe to
study.
The editor of the Anaconda Advo-
cate says: "Our wife is following
the fashion and wearing suspenders.
She's been wearing the other things
ever since we were married, and the
wonder is she never thought of the
suspenders before.
The Con. Virginia and c. g. G. mines
were closed down last Sunday and
over 200 men discharged. 1t is said
the shutdown is on account of poison
GUS gases which come from the old
fire which has been smoldering in
abandoned drifts for many years.
The shut down also causes the closing
of the Morgan mill, and 60 men will
be thrown out