Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-11-15
Walker Lake Bulletin.
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MOuO OOuuty SOAACSVC1 S1-,-OO OF
sheep licenses this year.
The Pfeifer 5-stamp mill near Au-
rora is running on custom ore.
Rev. George De La Matyr died at
Bishop last week, aged ga years.
Cleveland can turn II no direction
without seeing his policy rebuked.
If your watch or clock is out of or
der, A. W Curtis will make it 90 all
right.
1t is rumored that a big deal is
being worked up by Reno people in
Pine Grove mines.
Two miners who have just returned
from Alaska say the placer mines up
there are all worked out.
Horace Marden, for many years
resident of Aurora, passed through
last week en- route to Bishop.
Those who have tried it say that
person can get cured of a severe cold
by eating large raw onion.
A large number of silver dollars
not made by the Government, have
been pat in circulation in West Vir-
ginia.
The President signed the bill ex-
tending six months the time in which
the Chinese can register under the
Geary law.
According to the Senate Committee
on immigration, the Italians in the
United States send home $40, 900, 900
every year.
George Green and his son Ed.
came to town last Thursday. Ed.
promised us some Sweetwater items,
but he failed to materialize.
James O'Hara of Silver Peak has
been in town during the past week
purchasing material for an arrastra
which he will erect at the Peak
At independence last Wednesday,
Bill Witherow, charged with attempt
to kill = Mitchell last summer, was
discharged by the Superior Court.
Mrs. N. B. Torp, who has been in
San Francisco for several weeks un-
der the care of an oculist returned
home Sunday, greatly improved.
A big water suit is going on at In
dependence. Pat Reddy is attorney
on one side and General Clarke op
the other. 1t will be war of giants.
A Sunday school pupil on being
asked what lesson was taught by
Lots wife turning into pillar OF salt,
replied: at teaches us not to be too
fresh.
The State and county taxes are now
due and payable, and will be delin
quent, if not paid before, December
9th, when ten per cent penalty will
be added.
One of our town folks is making
money in stocks, and hesays: II in
cline to sell before they decline, and
then he'll recline, cause his name is
Joe Klein.
The Kelley cure for drunkenness
was tried in the National Soldiers
Home and all its branches last year
with success, about IA, 1000 having
been reformed
Senator Sherman's real estate hold
ings at Washington are rated on this
years tax list at $500, 900. He is
about the heaviest individual tax-pay-
er at the Capital.
The number Of paid admissions to
the Columbian Fair during the l79
days that it was open to the public
was 81, AIT, 219,, being an average OF
1884 per day.
The oldest newspaper in the
United States is the Hartford Cour-
ant, which celebrated its one hun
dred and twenty-ninth anniversary
week before last
A letter was received from Love
lock, last week, stating that 10
miners could get work at that place
at 50 day-single handed, hard rock
miners were wanted.
Commissioned Klein departed Tor
San Francisco last Sunday. lie Will
remain about a week, and when he
returns he will tell us all about the
Midwinter Fair, of course
Captain Ashby dropped down from
Candelaria Sunday, The Captain S