Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-03-08
Walker Lake Bulletin.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH s. 1898
SAMPLES.


county is visiting friends in Candle
laria.
Assemblyman McNaughten will
spend two weeks in California before
returning home.
1t cost 1920 to illuminate and
decorate the ballroom for the inau-
guration ceremonies.
The cigarette law, just passed by
the Legislature, goes into effect on
the first day of July next.
The sixteenth session of the Neva-
da Legislature adjourned sine die at
y o'clock Monday night.
Fifteen miners were added to the
force in the c. & c. at Virginia
Wednesday and five at the Chollar.
Happy and content is a home with ''rhe Ro-
CHESTER" a lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues, write RochesterLampCo., Newlork.
George, the pegleg Indian, SEN
fenced from Ormsby county on June
9th. 1892, for burglary, died at the
State Prison Thursday night.
John e.. Carlisle will be the first
man south of Mason and Dixon line
to hold the Treasury portfolio since
the administration of James Buch-
anan.
Mrs. James Scebie died in San
Francisco February 9th and was
buried last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs,
r. J. Laws went down to attend the
funeral
The Illinois Legislature has asked
Congress to withdraw all paper
currency and substitute aluminium
coin for it as a protection from
cholera
Owing to the sickness which pre-
vailed here and the absence of SO
many children from school there is no
honor roll published for the month of
February.
In the course of month the Cen
trail Pacific will put on an extra daily
passenger train to accommodate the
expected increased travel to the
Worlds Fair
The Sierra Nevada Mining Com
pany has discontinued work in the
Kenosha tunnel. AS soon as possible
work will be resumed in the inter
mediate tunnel.
The proposed amendment to the
Constitution, permitting a State lot
terry in Nevada, has passed both
branches of the Legislature and will
probably be approved by the Cover
nor
Colonel Sutherland and Captain
Ashby were passengers for San
Francisco last week. The Colonel
states that operations in the Holmes
mine will be resumed on the first of
April.
The Truckee Republican says that
detectives have warned the Truckee
officers that a gang of six Spert safe
robbers are travelling along the line
of the railroad between Sacramento
and Ogden.
D. L. Bliss and family leave Lon
don the fifth of April and are expected
home the last of the month. 1t is
the intention of Mr.. Bliss to resume
work at the Lake about the first of
May -[Courier.
Those California officc-seekers who
held places under Cleveland four
years ago will find only cold comfort
in the statement credited to Mr..
Cleveland that, aside from post
masters where it is unavoidable, he
will appoint nobody who held Office
under him between 1884 and 1888.
Reno Journal: w. c. Grimes, OF
St Clair, Churchill county, is in
town. He says cattle went through
the Winter without loss. There are
not over 400 head of beef cattle for
sale on the Upper and Lower Sinks
of the Carson. 1t did not snow
much in Churchill county this Winter
The total snow fall did not exceed
five inches.
Reno Journal: The Supreme
Court of the United States in the
Promontery, Utah, case, decided
that all citizens must have free use
of and access to the public domain
The Nevada Tresspass Act virtually