Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-04-25
SAMPLES.

Inc w Or DdSle has oeelI oilue uOH II
for few days.
Miss Alley of Carson is visiting
Mrs. Frank Cagwin.
All the cherries around Genoa were
killed by frost last week.
Joe Kennedy and Jas. Dougheity
are in from Neversweat Gulch.
There are 100 boys and SO gi,ls III
the State University as students.
The Nevada State Fair will be held
in Reno from September II TO the
.23d
News of the death of Andy Allen
in Modoc county has been received in
Bridgeport.
Nat Boyd and family of Bodie were
passengers on Saturdays train for
the Midwinter.
Bert Rhine and Laura Collins of
Independence were married at Los
Angeles last week
The arrastra is working on ship
ment of ore from the Pamlico. 1t
is said to be rich.
Laiolo & Co. will haul 1000 cords
,of wood from Cottonwood canyon to
the railroad next week.
Jack Inglis, Jim Perkins and Jim
Cunningham left yesterday for the
new camp of Douglas.
Measles prevail to an alarming ex-
tent at Bishop. Several Indians died
recently from its effects.
Jim Perkins has given up his lease
on the Gold Bar mine. Manuel De
Soto is still working the mine.
Governor Colcordappointed George
w. Richards to be State Treasurer
and the latter appointed Frank Me-
Cullough as his deputy
Heath is to have third trial for
the murder of McWhirter at Fresno.
He is in jail waiting for somebody
with 500, 600 to bail him out.
Ed Morrell. the bloody buccaneer
of Samson's Flat, is now common
convictin the California penitentiary.
He was sentenced for life. Such is
fame!
Ed ODER, the Inyo sprinter, was q
passenger for the Midwinter last
week. He will enter in u big race
there next month, and he'll keep the
winner moving
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones and children ar
rived from California Monday, en-
route to Candelaria. ]. M. will fol-
low in few days. There's no place
like Nevada, after all.
Woodland, in Yolo county, has
opened saloon for women. 1t will
be conducted by women and the bar
will be supplied with everything
found in any well regulated bar.
Jerome, the largest mining camp
in Arizona, was entirely destroyed
by fire last Tuesday. All the bust
ness houses are gone, and also the
records and other property of the
Postoffice
While working in his mine in
Hawthorne district last week, AL. Fin
ney drove the point of pick into his
left instep. 1t is very painful
wound, and AL will be laid up for a
month at least,
4 recent letter from. Butte says
it is common thing to see hundreds
of men waiting at the different hoist
ing works to get the remnants from
the miners lunch buckets as they
leave the mines.
It is rumored upon the authority
of Warden Bell that a movement has
been started to secure the pardon of
Milton Sharp, who was sentenced in
1880 to thirty years Imprisonment
for robbing the Bodie stage.
Nelse Hammond died at the Ger
man Hospital last week. He was for
years a resident of this county and
until recently was Indian Agent at
the Walker Lake Reservation. He
was buried in Reno last week.
Mark Twain has made an assign
ment He often went broke out
on this coast, but he made no assign
ment then because he had nothing to
assign in those jolly days. No doubt
he has plenty left now outside of his
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