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

bows eternally in this locality, work
on the mines is being prosecuted
with vjgor Hardscrabble' Brown
returned from Silver City some time
ago, where he had a carload of ore
worked. 1t milled over 500 per ton.
He has resumed work on the m ne,
which yields ore of the same quality
and quantity as heretofore
Mcintyre, Ganong and LeoniX
have about six tons ready for ship
ment, and Thorn q George shipped
between three and four tons Monday
Towers Il Perry are developing a
very promising ledge, and the Gem
is still yielding rock containing yell
low metal. The Orphan Boy is pro
ducing ore of good quality and at the
Mary they are sinking on good ore.
Several claims have been leased by
the Douglas Company and Dan Bow
en- has leased the Deluvia from Pc
trazzia and Grassie.
Charles Warren and wife came to
Soda to-day and will move to Rebel
Gulch tomorrow, which has been de
serted since the exodus of Col Cut
ting. Mrs. Warren is the first lady
to take up a residence here, and we
hope that she will soon be followed
by others of her sex.
Mr. Askew of Denver is still here,
examining mines, assaying, etc,
On Friday Dick Davis started on a
visit to the Midwinter Fair.
Letters are frequently received
from men who desire employment
here 1t may be we'll to state that
this is no place for wages now, but a
person having little money for
grub may do well by leasing, as very
liberal terms are given lessees.
VIM. Douglas and Phil Horton
start for Belmont tomorrow to look
at some milling machinery which is
for sale at that place. They are
plentifully supplied with bi-ehloride
and its antidote and will doubtless
get through all right.
PRosPEoToR.
Silver Star, June 10th.
Webster q Curtis are running a
tunnel on the Fortuna and are tax
ing out good ore.
Badger Bill has taken lease on
the SNOWFALL, an extension of the
Fortuna, and has IS inches of $50
ore.
In the west drift from the bottom
of the shaft in the Oneida, the vein
has widened out considerably, and
the ore is very high grade-about
$500.
Dick Kelly has taken lease from
e. Grassie and says he has good
prospects.
Ed. Brown is still sinking on the
Hardscrabble
Jonn Fleming reports that the Ju-
liza is looking better than ever, and
that he intends to put on more men
and sink as rapidly as possible.
Humphrey g. Huffine in the Balti-
more mine are getting rich rock in
the bottom of the shaft.
Jack Ingles has struck it good in
his claim
Johnny Atchison and Sheriff Stew
art visited Silver Star last week, and
Johnny writes:
After the drive was over we reach
ed Hotel de Harrington, in Vile, p.
O'Neal chef. Good supper, and our
genial host smiling as OF yore.
Frank Smith came over from his res
idence for an hour or two in the even
ing TO allow Mr. O'Neal the pleasure
of beating him ct cribbage-great
rejoicing by O'Neal.
Mr.. Webster was down to the
camp-says he has only hard work
but others say he has fine prospect.
Dick Kelly is building a cabin, put
ting up the roof first.
Charley Ganong reports his mine
looking fairly
Mr.. Kelly reported quite a nice
time at the Burg Said that we
would have been welcomed, but be-
tween listening to that gentleman S
warblings, a long walk over the hills
and that patent medicine that comes
from the springs, we did not feel able
to go.
Mans lnhumanity to Himself.