Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-11-15

= us"'y pIuS Martinez came in fram fhe
COMMENCE Monday, looking like the
harry from Boraeo. B go,a,ss,
shes fine, tho" said he, meaning III,
ledge. '1-
He got brave; told his wife hevas
the chief engineer Of the establish
ment' but she remarked that she was
the biler' that would blow the an.
glneer across the back fence and he
subsidized.
Will Nolan, the dispatcher who
gave the wrong order which caused
the recent wreck east Of Reno. is said
to be very i'll aud his reason despaired
OIL The young man is well liked and
mas many friends who sympathize
with him in bis misfortune.
Nearly all the men have been LET
out at the Ward mine near Bridgeport
and themillis shut down. Mr. Ward
Archie NcNabb and ]. W. Farrell
will remain at the mine al Winter
The Eureka Sentinel says. Last
week Jerry Ahern hauled in from
Currant Greek, Nye county, fifteen
tons OF apples. The probabilities are
that apples will be as cheap here as
potatoes during the Winter.
Miss Forbes, sister of Senator
Forbes, returned Saturday from an
extended tour through the Eastern
States and Canada. During her trip
she visited the Worlds Fair and saw
many wonderful things, but still she
is glad to be home again.
A writer says whenever a horse
driven by him baked, he has got out
OF his carriage, gone to the horses
forefoot, lifted it from the ground.
and struck the shoe a few blows with
a stone. He has never failed to start
a balky horse in this very simple way
Major Wooton, who was not con
tirmed by the United States Senate
before the adjournment, was again
appointed Indian Agent at Nevada
Agency pyramid Lake. by the Presi-
dent to act during the recess Of Con
gress. Major Wooton is a citizen Of
Delaware. Journal.
The other day, when the Justice
was in travail over a sheep case, we
noticed the courtroom floor was dis
gustingly smeared with tobacco ex-
pectorations and innocently inquired.
" Is the grand chewry in session.
Whereupon the Judge fined US for
contempt Of court.-LJim Townsend.
Some enterprising individual ought
to establish an Indian village at the
Midwinter Fair. "Theres millions
in it. Carson News. Now doth
Piute gay improve each speedy min
ute and scratch his head from day to
day, because There's millions in it
i Wadsworth Dispatch.
The statements published in the
Nevada papers that the Holmes
Mining Company has sold the $50,
900 tons of tailings at the Balleyille
mills to Colorado parties is not true,
but negotiations to that end are in
progress. If the sale is made it will
give the Holmes Mining Company a
very large sum of money.-LS. F.
Report.
The Mount Diablo Mining Company
has declared a dividend OF 30 cents
per share, amounting to SIS, 00G, and
payable on Wednesday, November8.
The last previous dividend was paid
on July %, 1891, and was at the rate
of 20 cents per share, The mine has
been closed down for many months,
and the present dividend is declared
out of surplus fund.
Reno is infested with a gang OF
thieves and swindlers. They prey
upon railroad passengers passing
through. They have robbed number
of people, and now they are notified
to stop their nefarious work by the
town authorities. The most salutary
treatment would be to gather them
in for vagrancy and put them to re-
narinp the town streets, etc
hFkar Gnid