Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-11-16
BORN.
DIED.
SAM PIES.

lot DOuuSlltl.
Well, now that it is over, lets kiss
and make uphill next time.
Pay your taxes They are now
due and will be delinquent after D.
cember 5, 1892
Cleveland has 300 electoral votes,
Harrison 1l5 and Weaver 20. Weaver
carried 5 States Harrison Il and
Cleveland 26.
The White Pine News says it is
currently reported that W. B. Law
Ter of Ruby Hill has, or is about to
consummate mining sale for So,
600.
Hay is worth 81 ton in Mason
Valley since the two creameries
started up, and will probably be
worth So per ton before the Winter
is over.
1t is estimated that since the
creameries and Touring mill started
in Mason Valley between So, 600 and
$4,000 changes hands in Greenfield,
monthly.
People who have travelled over the
State this Fall claim that Mason Val
lev and Lovelocks show more signs
of prosperity than any other campin
the State.
ALT. Chartz passed through on last
nights train for Independence, where
he will make chicken tracks and pot
hooks during the trial of lawsuit
down there.
While whooping EN- up with
some friends last Saturday evening
in Bodie Johnny Heilshorn fell in
such manner as to break his collar
bone in two places.
A. Summerfeld was awarded the
contract to furnish the county with
80 cords of wood-l5 to be delivered
to the Courthouse and - cords to
the hospital, at the rate of 50 cord.
Miss Julia Roach of Sweetwater
has been engaged to teach the Soda
vile school. Miss Roach is an eX-
perienced and competent young lady
and the people of Soda are to be
congratulated.
The social dance Saturday night
was grand success, and was largely
attended. We cannot praise these
dances too highly, as they speak for
themselves. Do not fail to attend
the soiree next Saturday night.
John Chiatovich of Silver Peak has
purchased the Black Metallic hoist
ing works, which will be torn down
and removed to the Peak, where the
material will be used in erecting the
new teaching plant, work upon which
has already begun.
BY notice elsewhere in this pa
per it will be seen that little
daughter arrived in the family of
George w. Leidy of Fish Lake last
Saturday Mother and child are do
ing well, and it is said George is very
proud of the newcomer.
A. H. Finney of Hawthorne on
Friday received dispatch from OF
tumwa, Iowa, informing him that
his aged mother was killed in rail
way accident near that place on
Thursday last. Mr.. Finney has the
sincere sympathy of this community
in his sad bereavement.
Bob Patterson died in Virginia
City last Sunday night of pneumonia.
Mr.. Patterson was probably as well
known as any man in Nevada. Al
though he was a professional gam
bier, he was always foremost in works
of charity and public advancement.
All in all he was good man, and we
are sorry to hear of his death.
The Bode Miner says: 1t is
rumored, and the report seems to be
given credence, that by the LIST of
next January the number of men
employed in the mines in Bodie will
not be more than one-nali OF those
at work now This is not encourag-
ing, but the fact cannot be denied that
the outlook for the immediate future
is not IA very roSeate one.
Exchange: In answer to the
question: "Where do the flies como
from? correspondent says The cy-
clone makes the house fly, the black
smith makes the fire fly, the carpenter
makes the saw fly, the driver makes