Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-04-05
SAMPLES.

Mt. DlaOlO mine last week.
H. D. Fletcher and Tom Sharp
came to town last Friday.
1t is reported that Sam WATSON is
making money at Silver Peak.
Mrs. ]. H. Mcbride, who has been
very i'll, is now convalescent and out
of danger.
The Mono mine, in Bodie, shut
down last Friday, throwing five men
out of work.
That shocking suicide in the Reno
Gazette was rather better than the
average first of April fake.
Last Friday at the Walker River
Reservation ten year old Piute girl
fell into the river and was drowned.
Bob Wright has lot of new fishing
tackle Drop in and look at the
jointed fish poles; only six bits each.
H. D. Fletcher hrs disposed of his
house and ranch. known as Fletcher's
Station, to Tom Sharp of Sweetwater.
Happy and content is home with "The Ro-
CHESTER" lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues, write RochesterLampCo., NewYork.
Bonner Lake is frozen entirely
over. There are about eight inches
of ice covered with ten inches of
snow.
S. A. Knapp, who was confined to
his home two or three days last week
with rheumatism, is out again lively
as ever.
John Trolson's bondsmen have
gone off his bond, and he is now in
the State Prison awaiting the decision
of the Supreme Court.
Governor Markham has appointed
Nat. Boyd of Bodie as Supervisor to
succeed S. G. Smith. The Governor
could not have made better selec-
ton.
The Reno Journal came to hand
last Sunday dressed in brand new
suit. This is always sign of pros
perity, and We congratulate our
cotem. most heartily.
Commissioner Albright came down
from Candelaria last Monday He
says business is very dull there and
the people are becoming disheartened
at the continued depression.
From Lew Finuey we learn that
Mason Valley is the scene of great
activity. The road between Wabus-
ka and Greenfield is alive with teams
hauling in lumber for new buildings
and general supplies.
Mrs. John Heating left on Thurs
days train for Hope valley, where
she goes to locate permanently. Mr..
Heating will leave in a few days for
the same place. They will reside on
T. b Rickeys ranch.
The v. 4 T. officials say there is
no truth in the report that the c. &
C. is to be extended to Port Ballona
Cal, or that the V. & T. is to be
made narrow gauge and connected
with the N. 4 C. R. R.
Judge Rising agrees with Judge
Cheney in his opinion concerning the
unconstitutionality of the new grand
jury law, and ne ordered that body
to be drawn 10 Lyon county in con-
formity with the old statute.
Commissioner Wilson informs us
that there are a number of Eastern
mining men now at Pine Grove. They
are examining several mines in that
locality with a view Of purchasing
the same and working them on a
large scale.
1t is reported that Walter Harris,
who is now at Independence, will not
return to Lyon county when ne COM
pletes his task of exporting Inyo
oountyis books, but will take charge
of the leading mercantile establish
ment in Keller.
William L. Withrow was held to
answer by Justice Mulholland on
charge of assault with deadly
weapon, growing out of the shooting
of Mitchell at Keeler. Bonds wert
given for appearance and he was
discharged from custody.
A. P. Cameron, Archie Graham
and James A. Kelly have secured
years lease of the Mondays and Rec
Cloud, says the Bodie Miner. Con
siderable rich ore was taken out o