Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-12-21
Ualker Lake Bulletin.
SAMPLES.

"N here Is the Wlnd Wnen III uoesn
blow
Drop into Billy Curtis place and
get feast of those beans, They are
immense.
Mrs. Jackson of Sodaville won the
piano which was raffled at Luning
last Friday night.
]. W. Hogan was in town last Sun
day, fixing up wagons and saying
Hello to friends.
Christmas tree at Urquhart Hall
Saturday evening. Go and see the
happy youngsters.
Lyon county has produced during
the current year 10 POO pounds of
butter and 80, 965 pounds of cheese
Many of the miners drafted from
the Con. Virginia mine have already
gone to pastures new to seek employ
ment.
Considerable development work is
being done at Marietta. Messers.
Fish, Shannon, Mcguire and Purcell
have good properties,
Tom Callow and JAS McMaster,
have taken lease of the Hartford
mine, Hawthorne District They be-
gan work on Monday 80.
Next Sunday will be Christmas Day
So hang up the babys stocking; be
sure you don't forget; for the dear little
dimpled darling has never seen
Christmas yet.
James Savage succeeds R. V. Cos
tello as yardmaster of the V, & 7. in
Carson, and Ed Rhodes of Gold Hill
takes Savages old position as switch
man on the yard engine
Senator Stewart will give grand
banquet to the members of the Leg
islature during the coming session, on
which occasion the silver banner will
be presented : Chronicle.
There are only nine saloons in Bodie
at present, and as there are not
thought to be enough another will be
opened soon. Bodie is a great camp
in some ways. i Bodie Miner.
Lundy Index: With skating, snow w
shooting and dancing our people have
ole continuous round of pleasure, to
say nothing about sleigh-riding, coast
ing, candy-pulling and big Injun.
]. M. Jones and family of Candle
laria left on Mondays train for their
new home in Ukiah, Cal, thriving
town in northern California, where
Mr.. Jones will engage in business.
Dan McGilvery left Monday for
Marietta with "a six horse team. He
will haul three loads of ore to Belle
vile for Pat Shannon and will prob
ably take his Christmas dinner at
Whisky Flat.
J. F. Parr and family left last week
for San Francisco; thence they go to
Pasadena, where Mrs. Parr and tt e
children will stay during the winter,
and l-r Parr will 90 to Arizona to
look over the mining situation.
This week we send out our regular
yearly accounts. Many of the bills
are small, but in the aggregate they
amount to considerable and if our
friends in the county can come to the
rescue they will greatly obhge
There was very enjoyable social
party at the residence of Eli Johnson
last Friday night. Quite a number
of young folks were in attendance
from Hawthorne and Sodaville and
dancing was kept up until the glow
worm showed the matin to be near. '
During the past year the Nevada
Creamery Company have in the aoun-
ties of Lyon and Douglas, manufac-
tured $780, pounds of butter and
lSl, $3.50 pounds of cheese. Next
year S product will probably be twice
this amount.
Jas. Compston came in from Sweet
water on Sunday to get Christmas
presents, etc. He started with a big
load of hay, but he had to drop the
hay at Sweetwater on account of the
snow and come to town in a light
wagon. He brought in two fine deer,
one of which will dress $50 pounds.
W. A. Rossetti, who has been en-
ployed in the Bulletin Office nearly
four years, left on Saturdays train
for Carson where he will take a posi-