Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-05
Ualker Lake Bulletin.
SAMPLES.

Judge Rising will hold Court next
Monday.
G. C. Fish of Garfield has returned
from California.
Frank Neal is down from Aurora
for a few days.
Congressman Newlands and family
arrived in Reno last Saturday.
The Silver Party primaries will be
held in this county next Monday.
Senator and Mrs Forbes went to
Carson Saturday and returned Mon
day.
Arthur George Glen Ogg. and j.
,Tingley came in from Silver Star Fri
day.
Commissioner Shreve was too i'll to
attend the meeting of the Board last
Mon1ay.
Casey Il Co. are building a large
saloon at Pine Grove-getting ready
for the candidates.
Miss Jennie Sherman arrived on
Saturday and opened school Monday,
with a roll of 80 children.
H. G. Cutting, formerly of Candle
LARA, has been appointed principal
of the Wadsworth schools.
The women of Denver are actively
registering for their first display of
electoral strength this Fall.
Wilson, of Tariff bill fam ), has been
renominatad by the Democrats of
West Virginia for Congress.
The military encampment at Car
son was success. About 25O SOL
der boys were in attendance.
The Silver Party State Conven-
ton is in session at Carson. AS yet
VIII have heard of no nominations.
Joe Klein, Dan Holland, Ben Ro-
senthal and Dick MeNaughten are
in Carson as delegates to the Silver
Convention.
James Dougherty and William
Bennett last week shipped four tons
of high grade ore from the G. d. K.
mine, Hawthorne District.
Bud. Daniels dropped down from
Fletcher's Sunday. He reports that
Johnny Mack is quite Ill with pleuro-
pneumonia in Bridgeport.
Ed. Knapp departed for Reno last
Sunday to re-enter the State Univer-
sity. Mrs. Knapp accompanied him
10 Reno, returning Monday.
The Imperial mill at Kennedy
started up on Monday. 1t is 20
stamps with concentrators. There
are 265 tons of ore ready for the mill.
Tom Jaggers arrived in town last
Friday. Since he left here he has
been in nearly all the mining camps
on the coast but ne says Esmeraida
is the best camp of all.
The japanese cannot hope to whip
China by killing off all her inhabl-
tants, for according to a statistician
if LOCO Chinese should bekilled every
day it would require 1,500 years to
finish them.
Joe Godfrey, who left here for
Death Valley some months ago, re-
turned last Sunday, riding 300 miles
horseback in five days, Joe promises
the BULLETIN an account of his trip
which will be Interesting.
A costly tomb is being construct
in New York to the order of the
Sharon estate The mausoleum is to
be of the finest marble, and perhaps
the most expensive ever made in this
country. The design is Grecian ana
of perfect simplicity
james A. Yerington, Nevada's
Commissioner to the Midwinter Far,
returned Wednesday from the Bay
Mr.. Yerington succeeded in dispos
inc of Nevada's building and settling
up the bills against the State, and
left everything in good shape.
Nick Hunmeil in the Wadsworth
Dispatch, dolefully observes that;
"All the Piute squaws have gone to
California to pick hops, Never mind,
Nick; hop picking is healthful en-
ployment, and they will return in the
Fall with different breed of vermin.
NJ Hassett of the Central mine
leaves this week for San Bernardino