Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-06-21
SAMPLES.

Tubino are in San Francisco.
Ted Brodigan and Dick Kelly are
putting the Bodie road in repair.
Mr.. Yerington will sail tomorrow
from San Francisco for Honolulu.
Judge Rising will hold court in
Hawthorne next Monday, the 26th.
Miss Lydia liking is strawberry
ing at, Wellington With. W. Ho-
gan's family.
The Raycraft-Stevenson Pine Nut
trouble has been dismissed by Justice
Dake of Genoa.
The berry crop promises to be UNI
usally large in Nye county this year.
belmont Courier.
P. NJ. Bowler and family departed
for Nye county last Sunday. Mr..
Bowler will return this week.
The Carson people have secured
the establishment of the Nevada Kee-
lev Cure Institute in that town.
Supt. Shockley has gone to San
Francisco. The Diablo mine aad
mill are now sil@nt as the tomb.
1t is reported on good authority
that number of men wisA be put to
work in the Holmes mine next month.
Col. W. J. Sutherland, President of
the Holmes mine at Candelaria, sailed
from Liverpool Saturday for this
coast
Gold quartz is reported to have
been found on the border between
Maryland and the District of
Columbia.
Rev. Mr.. Hyslop will hold religious
services 1T the Courthouse next Sun
day morning and evening. Every
body invited.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. E. Adams return
ed from their bridal tour last Sun
day. The boys turned out and gave
them lively charivari.
The underground river recently
discovered in Nye county will soon
be visited, explored and written up
by an Examiner reporter.
Tom Bradley left for Ireland last
Wednesday. Besides a ticket for
New York he had several mineral
specimens and bottle of AA.
Mrs. Joe Bleakley, wife of the late
Deputy Sheriff, with her son Pearly,
departed last Saturday for Juneau
ALASKA, where her husband is located.
cdorado's gold product, which has
heretofore halted at 100000 or
less per year, stands an excellent
chance of passing S.. OOO, 900 in 1893.
The rodeo is in full blast just now
in Mason Valley, and the cowboys
from adjoining counties will have a
chance to show their skill with rope.
Fred Jackson, who lost his leg in
tic battle of Sontag g. Evans, will re-
receive 1880 his portion of the re-
ward. Small price for the loss of a
leg.
The dwelling house belonging to
A, McKellips, near the Chrysopolis
mill, Inyo county, was totally des-
troyed by fire q week ago last Thurs
day. .
1t is now rumored that Russell has
. dead cinch on Superintendent of
the Mint, Hirsch Harris Meter and
Refner and Ex-Governor Adams
Bank Commissioner.
For the first time In thirty years
or more Carson is without faro
game. There is . game running in
Chinatown, however. for the amuse-
mcnt of the Sportiye Chinese.
On Thursday the Mt. Diablo mill at
Soda Springs made shipment OF
'ive bars of bullion to San Francisco.
The mill was shut down and will not
be started again until silver goes up.
Ruby Hill is now the scene of active
operations. H. A. Mears as superin-
tendent of the Salt Lake company
mas twelve men at work driving the
tunnel and they intend to largely in
crease the force soon.
Only one flag was thrown to the
breeze on Bunker Hill Day. This an
nlversary is second in Importance
only to the Fourth of July to the pa
trlotic American, and at least we