Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-03-29
Wnlker Lake Bulletin.
.......... MARCH ~. 1898.
SAMPLES.

Hank Taylor is working on good
prospect in Jaggersville.
Fruit trees are blooming all over
town, and the lawns are assuming a
yerdant hue.
The machinery for the Bodie cleo
trio plant passed through Haw thorne
thi, week.
Jas. Compton, the Sweetwater
farmer, was in town last week with
load of hay.
The proceedings of the Assay
Commission of 1893 have been re-
.ceived at this Office, So:
The Tidings says there is an open
ing in Greefield for a tinsmith, a
jeweler and tailor: ..-e
George Brodigan, late bookkeeper
of the late Enterprise, is spending a
few days IN Hawthorne.
E. B. Yerington, wife and daughter,
came out from Virginia last Monday
and returned Tuesday.
Fred Webber last week bought the
interest of John Hackett in the Cen
trail claim, at Alum Greek.
Commissioner Klein is off on o
fishing trip to Sweetwater. He has
promised us mess Of trout
The Mason Valley Tidings says
that J.E. Hart will. shortly take up
his residence in that Valley.
1t is reported that Thorn, George
and Osg have encountered some
very rich ore in the Pamlico.
Happy and content is home with "The Ro-
chester" lamp with the light of the morning.
Cataa0gseAwite R0ehesterLamPCo ,NewYork.
George Carravere announces that
on May LIST he will run tri-weekly
stage between Hawthorne and Bodie.
Miss Kinney and Miss Lewis,
school teachers in Nye county, passed
through on yesterdays train to Reno.
a batch of ore shipped from the
New York by Poor and Hanson
Milled $24 per ton at the arrastra last
week. ...
P. NJ. Bowler left Sunday for Ben
ton to take part in a suit involving
titles to certain water rights in that
vicinity
Lander county, New, will send to
the Worlds Fair the largest and
richest chunk of anthony in the
world-a ], 400 pound chunk.
What do you think will be the
biggest thing you will see at the
World Fair?' said Mrs. -
my hotel bill, replied her husband
gloomily. "a.
1t is an American built locomotive
which shrieks across the plains and
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conducts travellers from Jaffa to
Jerusalem.
The Central mine is looking first
rate In places there are three feet
of good ore waiting to be stopped,
and regular weekly shipments are
being made.
The miners in the War Eagle are
taking out rich ore. A shipment of
30 tons is now being hauled for
reduction. This ore runs between
5000 and $500 per ton.
Marshall Hamlin left last week for
Modoc county, Cal. He will remain
away about two months, and it is
probable that he will bring his
mother with him OF his return. 81.
The town of Bishop, InyO county
has a new pork packing establish
ment in practical operation and the
Owens Valley people can now be
supplied with the home product.
Mr.. d. Kaiser, who has resided in
Carson for over twenty years, con-
templates giving up business at that
place the end of this month and
removing with his faulty toFresno,
Cali b;,' ,saae' l;.s>3$.',,
Rill Witherow, charged with assault
with deadly weapon. is out on $500
bail. 1t will be remembered that
Witherow took -four shots at man
in Keller last week. p. Fl. Mack is
his lawyer.
The Gold Bar is still turning out
rich ore. Three men are working in
the mine. Mr.. Summerfeld expects
to make q shipment next month, and