Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-06-15
SAM Piles.

TOTUef.
Capt. Ashby and W. E. Hill re-
turned to Caadclari2 last Sunday night
after a weeks sojourn in Carson.
Knapp & LAWS Company have just
received a full line of ladies' and
childien's shoes of the latest styles.
The tive creamerics in Mason Val
Icy are now handling about 10000
pounds of milk = day in making butter
and cheese.
Last Saturday the None shipped
bullion to the value Of $l4373.96, and
Tuesday the Standard made \ ship.
nsnt Of $4,000.
Manuel San Fedro, the mining ex-
pert, 10 expected 10 Arrive in town to-
morrow to examine the Bradley group
Of mines IN Cat Creek.
Mr.. Salisbury, the Bode merchant,
came dawn to Hawthorne Sunday with
Grand Chancellor Graves OF the z. P /,
and returned home Monday.
A hot spell, unusually hot, beginning
about mid-Juns aud lasting the entire
summer, moro or less, is predicted by
Fsster, the Missouri weather prophet.
Work on the arrastra is being pushed
ahead. The rock for the floor al the
arrastra IL being hauled from Cat
Creek, and 1t is being tamped with
tsilings.
A reward Of $3.50 is offered fer the
apprehension of Frank Ravada, the
man who killed Leahy in Mono county
last week. He is thought I. be In
hiding about Bishop.
Fl. NJ. Yerington and wife arrived
frsm Carson last night. They will re-
main a few days in town, and Mr..
Yerington will inspect his various in
terssts hercabouts.
Millions of belts in black, brown
and red of sue de kid, morocco and
Russian leather are being bought by
New York girls to wear with the
popular suspeadsr suits.
Squires, the San Francisco juror
who sought = bride, was one of the
men who robbed a Central Pacific
train at Verdi in 1870, and in 1871
participated in the break frsm the
psniientiaIy at Carson.
NJ Martinez, who has hssn VISITING
friends in lower California for the past
three weeks, returned on Thursday
In answer to queries a. t" how he en-
jOysd himself he said: Gee rooska, |
had a ga"d time, though"
District Attorney Bowler went to
Candelaria last Wednesday and took
in" the Silver League meeting Thurs
day night. We are told that he made
the Ch!sriders n black sand silver talk
AID was loudly applauded.
Major Arthur George, Managing
Director of the Dare Devil mine, spent
few days in tswn this week Nc SAYS
that the IN ihcrs encountered a 12.inch
ledge Of 5000 ore last Saturday, which
it 1t CONTINUES, will be a bonanza.
Romualda Pacheco, the United States
Minister TO Guatemala, sailed from San
Francisco for his post on the steamer
San Juan Monday. It is not believed
that Minister Paeheco will long remain
IN Guatenala. 1t /, stated on. go-d
authority that he is soon to be trans
fered to Mexico.
A fire last week destroyed the barn,
fine mare, cart, Ave tons of hay, eic.,
at the Ajax. McNeit ranch, Fish Lake
Valley. The origin of the ire ia
thought TO have been a spark from the
owners pips, which found lodgment
and did the damage. Loss, s., 200; no
insurance.
r. j. Laws and s. A. Knapp spent
three days last week prospecting in
the mountains. Their field Of cxplora-
tien was about 30 miles cast Of town,
where Nye, Churchill and Esmerslda
e"unliss come together, aud they were
after gold, lead, borax. or in fact, any
thing except silver mines.
Msagrs details have reached here Of
the finding of dead oody upon tie des.
srt this side Sf Furnace Creek in Death
Valley. The remains were identified
as those of P. 5. Whitten, an elderly
msa who formerly worked in the mines
in this county. He left Saratoga
apriags, Saa Bernardine county, Tor