Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-01-17
Walker Lake Bulletin.
JANUARY IT. 1894
SAMPLES.

Wadsworth last week.
Tom Sharp is recovering from
very serious illness.
Mono county reports total indeb-
tedness of only 1000.
AL Finney and George Knight are
working at Kinkead.
Mrs. Louis Cooley and daughter
are visiting friends at Empire.
Judge Rising will hold court in
Hawthorne next Monday, the 22d.
Crab am and Charlotte Laws have
returned to California. to resume
their studies.
Glen Ogg has given up his lease
on the Gold Bar and taken position
I'm the New York.
Reports from Fred Weber's minein
Alum Creek, are good. Some $40 or
$50 ore is being taken out.
C. A. Jones of Reno has been appoin-
ted United States District Attorney,
vice W. J. Whitcher, Republican.
The Dayton Times says Silver City
miners will make fine exhibitofgold
Specimens at the Midwinter Fair.
r George A. Green came in from
,Sweetwater Monday. He says the
,4oll road difficulty is not settled yet.
Teams have been busy during the
past two weeks hauling wood to the
railroad for shipment to Virginia
City
A farmer from North Carolir has
been appointed to take the place OF
Nels. Hammond at the Walker Lake
Indian Agency.
Isaac J. Wooten of Delaware has
been appointed Indian Agent for Ne
vada and the Senate has confirmed
the appointment.
Joseph Douglass, of Virginia City,
accidently fell twenty feetin his build
ing, braking one of his ribs and shak-
ing him up badly.
The Big Greek anthony mine in
Lander county has been bonded to
Salt Lake men for $50, 900. The vein
is from so to 60 feet wide
Rev. Ven. F. W. Crook, Archdeacon
of the Diocese, will arrivein Hawth-
orne to-day, and will preach at the
Court House this evening. All cor
IDEALLY invited.
Governor Colcord and wife and H.
NJ. Yerington and wife came out from
Carson last Sunday. On Monday
morning they proceeded south, ac-
jcompanied by Supt. Laws.
Keith, McTigue and Stephenazza,
sent to State Prison from this county
for murder, applied last week for par
don. Keith was pardoned, and the
other applications were denied.
Alpheus and Charles Vaughan and
Nick Rast have been held without
bail to appear before the Grand Jury
of Lander county for the murder OF
John and Willie Ulster last month.
One-half of ticket No 40, $50, which
won the capital prize OF the Little
Louisiana lottery was held by Marcus
Friedrich and Fred Gould of Reno.
The former will get So, 900 and the lat
ter $500.
A party of nimrods, consisting of
Ed. Yerington, George Mills, Abe
Cohen and George Bryson, passed
south last Thursday. They were
bound for Big Pine, where quail are
plentiful.
The sale of property for delinquent
taxes took place at the Courthouse
Monday, according to law. A few
pieces were bid in by private par
ties but the bulk of it reverted to
the county.
P. Latapie shipped his firm Sales
$50, San Francisco, six carloads OF
mutton sheep last week and six more
this. He will continue to ship from six
to ten car loads from Wabuska weekly
for some time.
THEY" say that one of the hand
some yonng firemen on the G. q G. is
to be married next week. We are
not at liberty to give his name, but
itis not Bert Conner, Johnny McGil-
lis nor Bill Robinson.
The latest report from Chris Evans
and his partner is that Chris has 9