Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-13
SAMPLES.

Elko county is out of debt and has
.s4l, 657 50 in the treasury.
Smallpox of a continent type is
raging at Willow Ranch, in Modoc
county.
Thirty-five tons of ore from the
Brodek mine, Silver City, yielded
$40, 000.-Times
Two San Francisco law firms have
attached the Sutro tunnel for fees
amounting to S32, 900.
Jim Sturgeon had his arm badly
crushed while at work in the mint at
Carson last Wednesday,
E. B. Zabriskie, Meter and Ref
-ner at the Carson Mint, died sudden
.ly in Carson last Sunday, aged 69.
John Dormer and Wells Druty,
both formerly of this State, are can
.didates for State Printer of Califor-
MIA.
Mrs S. A. Knapp and children de-
parted Wednesday for a yisit,to San
Francisco and other California
towns.
George Borrowe, Col Tyack of Bo-
die and lawyer Mack of Inyo were
passengers on Sundays train for Cal
ifornia.
Master Mechanic Wooley and wife
left for San Francisco Saturday. Mrs.
Wooley will visit Oregon before re-
turning.
Mrs Shattuck was last week SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for life for
the murder of Harry Poole in San
Francisco.
The Government building at the Chi
cago Exposition which cost $500, 900,
has been sold by Treasury officials
for 1920.
Miss Nellie Hickey, daughter of
Senator Tom Hickey, died in San
Francisco last Wednesday from the
effect of a surgical operation.
A four-year-old son of John Con-
way, section boss at Clifton, fell
through the railroad bridge near
Clifton last Saturday and drowned.
In New York last week, George
Crocker, son of the late Charles
Crocker, was married to daughter
of Lew Hanchet, well known in this
county.
Jack Hall and his dry washer re-
turned from lone last week. He
says there is very little gold there.
He is now running the dry washer
in Neversweat Gulch.
Frank Rockwell, route agent for
Wells, Fargo & Co., has resigned and
w. E. Griffin of Virginia City, APP
pointed in his place. Col r. G. Lord
has taken charge of the Virginia City
office.
The Government of the United
States has brought suit for $15, 000,-
600 against the Leland Stanford es-
tate. That was Stanford's share of
the Central Pacifcs debt to the
country.
The Silver League of Eureka coun
I ii ~ 10 1,rl Nv
convention. Candidates for office
will circulate petitions for place on
the ballot, aid there is no limit to
the number that may go before the
people.
Miss Forbes, sister of Senator John
Forbes, departed last Wednesday
for Sioux City, Iowa. Miss Forbes
has many sincere friends in this State
who will regret her departure, and
hope that Iowa's SHOWS and cyclones
will induce her to return in the near
future.
r. H. Wright has received large
lot of new Ginghams, Calicos, Sat
teens, Cambrics, etc, all of the lat
est Summer patterns. Call and ex-
anime them, and while there look at
the new valises, handbags, trunks,
etc, which he has just got in, and is
selling cheap, to say nothing of the
Spring and Summer underwear and
Tennis over shirts and fancy neck
wear, hats and gloves.
Jim Townsepd-Truthful Jeems-
passed through Saturday for San
Francisco. Jim says he was "a last
month. The ravages of time are not
apparent in his erect carriage and
elastic step, and his tongue has lost