Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-08-10
SAM Piles.

r J.. Laws returned from Carson
yMonday.
Ak. Myers passed through TO Badie
last Monday.
J.F. Pur and wife of Badie have
gone to Yosemite.
Gen. Weaver drove bull team
through Nevada ia 1868
Arthur George left !ast week for
Lun8y and returned yesterday.
Miss Maggie Douglass of Sodaville
is visiting Mrs DR.. Counsellor.
Dave MillsaJs is working on the
Nevada Queen mine, Cat Creek.
Cote the drug siore and gt cold
milk shake. They are delicious,
The commissioners will meet next
Monday as Board of Equalization.
j. Levy of Bode passed through
John P. Jones and Congressman
Bsrtiue are expected in Carson soon.
Joe Godfrey went to B Idle Sunday
to help pull that town out OF the ashes.
Mrs. Or. Kaebles of Bodie is rapidly
recovering from her recent serious ill
ness.
Mrs. Alvey Miller arrived home last
Monday, after two months sojourn
Ia Carson.
The Bulwer CONSOLIDATED mine
shipped bullion valued al. $S,517.22 en
August 3D..
Three bars OF Mt. Diablo bullion,
valued At absut $500, were shipped
below last Sunday.
Gee. w. Bprrowe, Chief Engineer OF
the Standard mine, Bodie, spent last
week in Hawthorne.
Judge Curran and Johnny Mack
came in from Sweetwa'er last Satur-
day and remained over night.
Senator Stewart is fitting about
Reno, Virginia and Carson. He will
probably be out this way soon.
jim Daugherty, shift, boss at the
Dare Devil mine, was in town during
the week looking Tor church mnsic.
Stewart and Newiands have j,ined
the Silver League in Reno. Now the
balance OF the State better tum BILE into
line.
Graham Laws, who spent his vaca.
ton in Hawthorne, left on Sundays
train for Belmont, Cal, to resume his
studies.
Jack Flynn, an athlete on the C. &
G, dswned nearly ever, body al the
games Of the Caledonlan picnic. He
is 6 feet a.
A Psstaftice has been established ut
She new creamery at Smith Valley and
called Smith. L. M. Baldwin is the
Postmaster.
T. r. Hofpr at Carson was appointed
a. Superintendent OF the Mint nv
President Harrison last Friday, and
confirmed by the senate.
1t ia reported that there are only
about 30 people NJ Tallac ~ compared
with 100 at this time last year 1t is
dull season al, around the lake.
Col. jackson Of the Holmes Com
pany ia suffering from n attack Of
typhoId fever. DR.. Counsellor was
summoned to attend him last Sunday.
Miss Bertha White oi Bodie passed
q very creditahc examinqtion for
teachers certificate yesterday, .. p.
Taylor and County Superintendent
Bowler were the Examinirg Board.
Johnny Jones, Assistant Meter and
and R-fner at the Carson Mint, passed
through Reno Saturday night en- route
for the East. He has n furlough fer
TIVE months.
Mrs. D. RosenihaI, who has been
undergoing y medical treatment in
San Franci.ca for the past two months.
returned last Wednesday greatly i'm
proved in health.
Miss Kate Bardenwerper and Miss
Hallie Bigelew returned to Carson
last Friday after twN weeks snjourn
in Hawthorne. They were the guests
Of Mrs. j. l., Steiner.
By notice in our advertising col
umns 1t will be seen that all Grand
Jurors are summoned TO be in Haw-
th"rne on August 18Th. Judge Rising
will hold Court on tAa, day.
Frank Clugyape. the pioneer stape