Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-11-22
Walker Lake Bulletin.
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER %, 1898
SAMPLES.

legal business bent.
Will Roach OF Sweetwater is serious
" i'll with the pneumonia.
o. F. Taylor left for San Francisco
last Thursday, to buy holiday goods.
Thomas Bell, Speaker of the last
Assembly, is out for Governor.
A number Of miners were drafted
last week from the Standard mine,
Bodie.
1t is said Senator Forbes and Miss
Carrie Barden werper are shortly to
be ried.-[Carson Appeal.
Hansen and Poor have shipped
four and half tons of very high
grade lead-silver ore to Selby.
Governor Colcord has issued pro-
clamation setting aside Thursday.
November Goth, as ThanksgivingDay.
In single season the locusts or
grasshoppers have cost the western
farmers two hundred million dollars.
Badger Bill and Jim Daugherty
are working on the IA mine. Next
month they will tackle the O. X. Ex
ira
On and after Thursday the train
going south will arrive in Hawthorne
at $50 and going north it will leave
at u NJ
Ed Green and Johnny Conway
came in from Sweetwater last week
with big loads of hay. They returned
with freight to Bode.
District Attorney Chas. Hayes of
Mono county was in town for
couple of days this. He left for Ben
ton on last nights train.
In every mile Of railroad there is
seven feet and four inches that is not
covered by the rails-the space left
between them for expansion.
L. McNaughten passed through
on Fridays train for San Francisco
He took carload of ore to the Sci
by works 1t is from Tule Canyon
A Piute stage line has been estab-
lished by an enterprising native be-
tween Bishop and the railroad at
Laws, for the accommodation of tray
cling Indians at two bits head.
Fred Grant, son of the late Gen
,eral Grant, has purchased what is
conceded to be the finest residence
in San Diago, Cal, and that city will
be made the future home of the Grant
family
4. ]. Stoltz, cutter, representing
the we'll known firm of B. Friedlander,
the custom tailor of San Francisco,
will be in Hawthorne about Novem-
Der 9th with fine line of samples
for suits to order, shirts, underwear,
etc
Mrs. George T. Mills and Miss
Olive Bray, of Carson, have received
gold medals for their handiwork ex-
hibited at the Worlds Fair, the for
.mer for her exquisite needlework and
the latter for hand painting on China.
Il Tribune.
W H. Shockley has resigned from
the SUPPLEMENTARY of the W. Y. O.
D, mine at Grass Valley to give his
attention to other interests. Presi-
dent INITIAL OF the w. Y. O. ID.
speaks highly of Mr.. Shockleys
ability during his term OF Office.
A Kansas couple have been married
four years and have six children.
One came ct the end of the first year,
two the second and three the third.
The head of the house is debating
whether tc take to the woods or brave
it out sad stand the logical results OF
the fourth year.
Jake Troll, the butcher, and Ollie
Tenant, formerly clerk for r. ii,
Wright, will rur foot-race in Car
son neI. Sunday. Ollie used to be
An average sized boy, but now he
tips the beam at 2l2. 1t is rumored
thas Joe Klein will enter the race as
edask lorse from Hawthorne.
Johnay Farrell was in town last
week fronl the Ward mine. He says
the nine continues to look well, and
thinLa when fully developed it will
prove g big thing Asmall run of ore
snow being made at the mill, at the
conclusion o. which milling operations
he hn