Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-14
SAMPLES.

Both houses of the next Congress
will be Republican.
Miss Lydia King has been very i'll
for the past few days.
Senator Forbes is in Slu Francis
co, and Jim Yerington is in Carson.
George Brown, Deputy Wariea of
the State ri'on, died in Carson
yesterday OF pneumonia
The lime-kiln at Mono Lake will
resume operations shortly under the
old management.-Min
The people of Ormsby showed the
Sam Davis ticket under last Tues
day. A just rebuke.
Col. W. ] Sutherland of the Holmes
Company sailed from Liverpool for
New York on the 18th.
Mrs. John Q. AAlana-aa-l- aAlla.->Q.
E. Williams Of Genoa are visiting
John EcSAdams and family.
Mono county has received Silver
Medal for its mineral exhibit at the
late Midwinter Fair at San Francisco
w. A. ingalls, is Sheriff-elect OF
Esmeralda, and his old partner A
Nj. Given, is Sheritf-elect of Inyo
county.
State and county taxes are now
due, and must be paid before Mon
day, December 3D., or they will be de
linquent.
The Gem hotel at Elko was de-
stroyed by fire last Tuesday. The
loss is $4,000. 1t was owned by Mr..
Ostreicher.
Harry Cresswel, formerly Of this
State, was reelected City Attorney
of San Francisco. and c. S. Young
was defeated for City Superintend-
ent of Schools.
Warden, the man accused of ditch
ing train in Yolo county during the
late strike and causing the death of
engineer Clark, was found guilty of
murder in the first degree.
Joe Kennedy has been quite low
during the past few days with pneu-
monia For time his life was de-
SPARED of, but yesterday the doctor
,,ronounca1 him batter
Later-Joe Kennedy died at 6
o'clock this morning
Mono county is partial to the name
of Hayes. Two Democrats of that
name have been elected--one Sheriff
and one District Attorney, and all
the rest of the officers are Republican.
Senator w. ]. Wilson and Assem-
blymen George w. Leidy and S. L.
McNaughten, Esmeraldas delegation
in the Legislature, will compare fa-
vrrably with any other delegation in
the State.
The case of Richard Heath at Fres-
no was last week dismissed by the
Supreme Court. Heath has stood
two trials for the murder of w, II.
McWhirter, both juries disagreeing.
The trials have cost Fresno county
over 100000.
The Standard people have As men
employed on their dam al Green
Creek, and are pushing the work to
completion, while fine weather lasts.
It is to be 35 by 1870 feet, and the
company hope that it will approach
completion in January Miner.
Frank Wildes and Miss Minnie
Kinkead were married in Virginia on
the Both of October by Rev. H. j.
Winsor. The bride is the daughter
of Superintendent J. H. Kinkead,
and the groom was for many years
agent of the Bank of Nevada in Vir-
ginia.
The advance corps of the boundary
line Surveyors Is on the desert near
Deep Wells, and will close work for
the season on Tuesday next. Thesur-
vey throws the Sunshine Hotel, on
the Bodie and Aurora road, into
Nevada about 200 yards, Mono losing
that amount of territory.
A ledge of cinnibar, a recent dis
covery about a mile north o town, is
attracting considerable attention
from its richness, globules of pure
quicksilver oozing from the rock
throughout the entire vein. I'ut that
metal at present prices s about as
worthless as silver bullion. i-Tusca-
rora Times Review.