Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-04-19
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J A. Waddell will leave next week
for Chicago to take in the Worlds
Fair.
Jim Yerington is on his way to
Chicago with fine exhibit from
Nevada.
Jacob Young, an old resident of
Virginia City, died in that city last
Thursday.
The Morgan Mill started up last
Monday. Twenty stamps are drop
ping on Con. Virginia ore.
C. B. Kimball left on Sundays
train for Reno. He hopes change
of climate will benefit him.
Nine tons OF Red Cloud ore worked
in the arrastra last week yielded a
bar of gold worth about $500
Henderson Il Hatton have recently
made some very promising gold
locations in Alum Creek District.
Charley Ganong has taken lease
of the New York mine, and has
moved his family out to the district.
Four bars of bullion from the Mt.
Diablo, valued at 5000, passed
through on Sunday mornings train.
Happy and content is a home with "The Ro-
chester," lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues,write RochesterLampC .,NewYork.
On Tuesday last Governor Colcord
reappointed G. d. Van Duzer as
Nevadas Land Agent at Washing
ton.
According to the Reno Journal
Hook Mason won 81, 500 in the last
drawing of the Premium Note Com
pany.
If the person who took the Nevada
Statutes away from this Office will
return the same he will greatly
oblige,
The Supervisors of Mono county
have appointed DR.. T. A. Keables,
of Bodie, County Physician, vice
Surrhyne resigned.
Judge c. c. Goodwin and Judge
o. R. Leonard have been appointed
delegates from Utah to the trans
Mississippi Congress.
Two carloads of sheep belonging
to John Borland and one carload of
hogs, the property of Bailey, were
shipped from Bishop to Reno last
Friday.
Miss Maud Cook left last Wednes-
day for Los Angeles, going by way
of Keller and Mojave. She intends
to spend six months in the Southern
city.-lInyo Index.
The London Times, in list of the
nickel mines Of the world, gives the
mines of Cottonwood, near Lovelock,
first place. They are undoubtedly
the richest mines.
Turner, the black bruiser, knocked
out Allen, the pale face, in the sew
enth round by throwing the latter
head first against the floor in Carson
the other night
George Binder was fined IS the
other day at Salt Lake for kissing
his sister, contrary to the wishes OF
his brother-in.law. He should con-
fine his oscillations henceforth to
some other fellows sister.
Commissioner Klein Is having
trees and garden stuff planted at the
hospital. The work is being done
by the inmates, and It is expected
that vegetables enough TO supply the
institution will be raised on the
ranch"
The accident to James Shaw OF
Dayton, turns out to have been quite
serious. He fell from moving train
on Saturday night and is now in this
city for treatment He fell on his
side and it is feared that he has suf-
fered internal injuries. Appeal
A team OF ten first class shooters
of the Carson guard defeated a like
team of the Woodland, Cal, guard
last Sunday week, by score OF SOU
to S34, and team of the second and
third class of the former was defeated
by ten of the first class OF the Orc
vile, Cal, guard by score OF 1853
to 1894.
Alex Fitzpatrick came up from
Bishop on Sundays train, and he