Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-02-01

to-day.
Sleighing parties are now in order
in Virginia City.
Dr. Counsellor is again able to
attend his patients.
r. L. Stevenson is dying of con-
sumption in Samoa,
Jim Waddell is so much better as
to be able to be out.
Miss Irene Hogan of Bodie is in
town, the guest of Miss Lydia King,
1t is reported that the Bodie road
was badly washed out by Monday s
storm. ,.. 81.
A small force of men were put to
work on the Rae dredger at Dayton
last week.
There was an excellent programme
of Rotations carried out at our
school last Friday.
Deputy Sheriff Halligan left on
Monday for San Francisco where he
goes to consult an aurist
Assemblyman Mack of Inyo passed
through on Sundays train, He was
accompanied by his wife.
Senator Forbes and Assemblyman
Mccarthy came out on Saturday and
returned to Carson the next day.
Happy and content is a home with "The Ro-
CHESTER" lamp with the light of the morning
Catalogues, write RochesterLampCo ,NewYork.
A bar of bullion valued at $500,
from the Standard mine, Bodie,
passed through on Wednesdays
train.
1t is rumored that all the mills on
the Carson river, with one possible
exception, will close down in few
days.
Since the suspension of the Enter
prise the Reese River Reveille is the
oldest paper published in Nevada.
1t was founded May Is, 1863.
White, the Senator-elect from Cal
ifornia, is a thorough going silver
man. He takes the place of FELTON,,
pronounced single standard man.
James Quinn, Master Mechanic of
the c. & c. R. R., was stricken with
paralysis on Sunday night. At last
accounts he was reported as resting
easier.
Mrs. Mckenzie, of Virginia City,
who has been visiting her sister in
Bodie, passed through on last We'd
nesday's train.
A note from NJ S. Bonnifield says
that he arrived at Washington last
Wednesday and delivered Nevada
electoral vote-[Silver State.
Samuel Hutton and Geo. Acheson,
very prominent ranchers of Sweet
water, were in town last week. Geo.
is an expert at driving mustangs.
Charles Weber an inmate of the
County Hospital, died in that institu-
ton on Sunday morning. He was a
native of New York aged 81 years.
Miss Lizzie, daughter of Judge
M. A. Murphy, is quite seriously i'll
She has recently been appointed
Deputy Postmaster of the Carson
Post Office.
Sheriff Stewart returned home on
Sunday last: He reports our legis-
lator as being very busy in Carson
he does not say however what they
are doing.
Hundreds of miners are roaming
over the country seeking work, since
the closing of a number OF the prln-
cipal mines of Utah, Colorado,
Montana and Idaho.
AT home after February LIST,
is the announcement on wedding
cards from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Is.
Rule, nee Angel, who are now on a
bridal tour in California.
This is the boss climate Monday
the flood gates were opened and 1t
rained as though it never intended to
stop, yet yesterday the sun shone
and the day was so beautiful that one
was tempted to go to gardening.
Two cows were killed by Friday
north bound train about ten miles
this side of Dayton. 1t was showing
and blowing hard at the time, and
owing to "a curvein the track the en-
gineer did not see the cattle on the
traoly Il, TINA 70 ctn,, the train