Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-08-15
SAMPLES.

Eau Reudy, JOn4 II. Mlllnet anu
Lawyer Mack were in town last week.
A Silver Club has been organized
in Big Pine. Tom Callow is the Sec
rotary.
Senator Jones and Congressman
Newlands are expected in Nevada
next week.
r. Ash, bookkeeper for Forbes q
Foley, departed for Reno Thursday,
and returned Monday
Mrs. Crutcher, who has been very
sick with Inflammation of the stom-
ach, is improving slowly.
Washoe county advertises for bids
to build a Jail at Wadsworth. Bids
must be in by September 4.
Milo Plamenez was in town Satur-
day. He left Sunday for Pine Grove,
where he has lease of some mining
ground.
w. O. H. Martin, the well known
Reno merchant, is said to be can
didate for Governor on the Populist
ticket.
Thirty Chinese passed through
town on Thursdays train, en- route
to Keller, where they will work for
the soda company.
Hank Taylor, George Knight and
Col. Curtis came in from the New
York mine Sunday. Work is tenn
porarily suspended at the NINE.
Miners need not do assessment
work this year They must file the
same notice they did last year with
the mining recorder, and their claims
can't be jumped,
Superintendent Fillmore of the
Southern Pacific has notified con 1uc-
tors and engineers, who did not
strike, that they will receive no pay
for their time during the strike.
Bob Wright and Solly Summer
field left yesterday morning for a
hunting trip on the west side of Mt.
Grant. Sagehen will be drug in
the market when they return.
Born-In Lathrop, Cal, August
10, 1894, to the wife of Charles Nc
Ginniss, a son. Mrs. McGinniss
was Miss Dolly Murphy, daughter of
our former townsman, T. j. Murphy. ]
w. G.. Wilkinson and parter have
uncovered rich vein of ore on their
claim adjoining the Imperial, in Ken
nedy. A bet was made that piece
of the ore would assay $500 to the
ton.
The Douglass county Republicans
are too busy making hay to indulge
in politics just now. When the hay
season is over they will saw wood,
which is more profitable than nasty
politics.
j. w. Wilson of Pine Grove took
81, 900 worth of gold to the Carson
Mint last Wednesday. This is the sec
ond cleanup within three weeks, the
first amounting to nearly as much as
the last.
In five months more a narrow
gauge railroad will be built from the
Imperial mill to the mine, reducing
the cost OF transportation of the ores
to a minimum. So says the Ken
needy New Era.
A gentleman from California in
forms the Tribune that General John
B. Bidwell, the Chico fruit and land
king, has gone to the wall; that his
big fruit ranch is in the hands of a
receiver for 1875, 900.
Jake Longabaugh, of Empire, for
merly of this county, has been para
lyzed for 10 months, and he kindly
asks the citizens OF Carson for aid
Donations can be left at Wieland's
and Sweeny's saloons.
Alpheus Vaughn, who was SEN
fenced to be hanged Saturday at Aus
tin for the murder of the two Littster
brothers, has been granted a stay of
execution until an appeal to the Su-
preme Court can be made and de-
termined,
Johnny Adams killed a 90-pound
deer in Alum Greek last Sunday.
Johnny Miller got shot at another
and brought him down, but before
.1ohn could get to him, the deer ran
DOWN a steep mountain and escaped.
Inc RlShOp RaC;ctar cows. Goo