Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-04-06
SAM PIES.
Next Friday will be Arbor Day.


The beautiful fell to a depth of
"a inches in Bodle last week.
On March 9th son and heir was
born to Rosalis Garcia in Carson City.
=. A Knapp left on yesterdays train
for Ban Francisco for brief business
trip.
Quite number of robins have made
their appearance in the gardens about
town.
The Carson Valley Creamery paid
$500 for milk for the month of
March.
John G. Turner. formerly of Bodie,
died about month ago in Mexico of
smallpox.
The Lapanta minc is closed for the
present, but will resume werk in tho
near future.
The Examiner has now come out
squarely against silver. The paper
get it's start from silver mining
A shipment of bullion amounting
to about $25, 900 WAS made yesterday
by the Standard and Bodie Con. mines
IF Bedie.
The Standard Con. mine of Bedie
has declared another divdend-the
78th-sf 10 cents share, payable on
the 26th.
A shipment of 10 tons of gold ore
will be made this week from the War
Eagle mine of Kimba and Waddell.
1t will be worked in the arastra at
Dayton.
Them and Genrge have secured
lease Of the Puritan mine from Sheriff
Stewart, and will work it IN conjunction
with the New York, which joins it on
the west
The Reduction Works have started
up. The works are now running on
some low grade ore that the works had
on hand before they were consumed by
the late fire.
The School Trustees Of Lundy ad-
vertise for a school teacher Address
r. G. Montrose, Lundy, Memo county.
Cal. Girls, where are you? Remem-
Der, Jim Townsend lives up there.
A report has reached Phoenix, Ari-
iona, that the rich Harquahala gold
mines, go miles northwest of that city,
have been sold by Hubbard & Bowers
to New York syndicate for $780,
600.
The ore train on the V. & T. has
suspended running since the 18Th,
ewing to the stoppage of ore reduction
at the river mills. The train bad re-
duccd from two trips to one trip per
day prior to its suspension.
A bar of iron worth IS, worked up
into hOrseshses, is worth $40; made
up int needles it is worth $3.50; made
into penk nife blades it is worth SO, 1926,
and made into balance springs of
watches il is valued at $250,0O0.
At meeting of the Democratic State
Central COMMITTEES held last Saturday
In Keno, it was decided to hold the
State Convention at Winnemucca on
May &c, 1899. The primaries to elect
delegates will be held on May IA, 1899.
Jim Townsend: "Snowshoes have
hardly been needed this Winter. There
has been no time when man on foot
could not break y trail. Most oil the
time he could go about ia slippers"
Wsthought snowshoes we're slippers"
Jim.
The Truckes Republican says it is
generally believed among railroad
men that the passenger conductors on
tho Central Pacific will havs their
salaries raised from $125 10 $175, and
that each will be required to give bonds
to the company.
The close season ter trout expired
last Thursday. Everybody who feels
disposed can fish now, but it depends
on circumstances whether they catch
any or not. The transportation cem-
Psuies can now carry fish without
violating the law.
In Virginia City milk seems to be
getting scarce. Last week a milkman
of that place refused to sell milk to
enc Of his best customers The mans
idea must have been that he was the
sAly nilkman IN the town. Virginia