Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-05-17
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-292 miles.
Last Sunday the Mt. Diablo made
Il shipment of six bars of bullion,
valued at Sc, 1856.
The Carson Appeal says that Judge
Rising is about to resign as Judge of
the District Court.
Major John Dennis is an applicant
for the position of Meter and Re
finer of the Carson Mint.
Butter from Wabuska finds a good
market in cities east of the MISSISSIPPI
pi. 1t is in demand in New York.
A man named Leper was admitted
10 the hospital yesterday He sprain-
ed his back at Fish Lake last week.
Prudencia Rodriguez last week sued
Joe Estrada for $45. Estrada ac-
knowledged judgment and paid COSTS
Mrs. Osburn, mother of Mrs Cara
we're, who has been at deaths door
for the past week, is getting better.
Surveyor-General Jones is row
Grand Master of the Masonic order,
owing to the death ST John Hubbs.
Greek George has reitted and pain
ted his big stage and. it is noY in fine
condition for picnic parties to the
lake.
Hattsn & Kenney age working on
the old Mt Cory mine, and it is said
they are taking out some very rich
ore.
Hank Taylor was in FROM Jaggers-
vile last week. He is working on
lead-silver prop, which he thinks is
good.
W. ]. Douglass has been appoint
ed Superintendent of the Mt. Diablo
mill, in place of Mr. Fleming, re-
signed.
The Santa Anita Creamery at
Churchill is shipping cheese all over
the coast and to cities as far East as
Denver.
George Acheson of Sweetwater
was in town last week, but he rushed
off before we could get our reporto
rial augur into him,
The Inyo Independent says the
contract has been let in Los Angeles
to build a broad gauge railroad from
Mohave to Independence.
Commissioner Klein returned from
a trip to Reno and Carson Monday.
OF course he brought some Holland |
herring with him. Oh, of course.
NJ M. Glenn and John Dormer,
formerly of this county, are respect
lively President and VicePresident
of the Sacramento Typographical
Union.
President Cleveland last Monday
appointed ex-Surveyor General Irish
as agent in charge of the irrigation
investigation, at salary of s., 500 a
year.
Quite number of the railroad
boys will take in the Worlds Fair
next September, providing they can
procure tie passes over Foot Il Walk !
ers line. $50
1t is expected that the new dredger
at Dayton will be ready for operation
about the middle of next month. If
this one proves a success several
more will be built
A better quality of ore is now be-
ing taken from the Mt. Diablo mine,
and it is likely the mine will not be
shut down the first of the month, as
has been reported,
Joe Coffin is acting as railroad
agent at Lone Pine in place of Mrs.
Scott, who, together with her hus-
band, left last week for four
months trip to Canada.
John W. Mackay refuses topay one
doctors bill of 81 800 and another OF
5000 for services after the attempt
on his life by crank Rippy, He de
nounces the demands as eXtortionate.
1t is not generally known that
Columbus, in. additional discovering
America, was the author of the ques-
ton, 'Where am | at?' He made
the inquiry frequently during the voy-
age.
The Indians at Rhodes Marsh seem
to adopt the ways of the whites fas-
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