Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-11-21
SAMPLES.

Carson and Virginia were shaken
up by earthquakes last Thursday.
Jesse Clam reports that nun
Der of parties are now working in the
Round Mountain mine
A. " Morgan of Bodie was a pas
senger on Sundays train for Santa
Cruz, where he will in future reside.
Warden Bell has appointed P. S
.Corbett, of Storey county, Deputy
Warden, to succeed George Brown,
deceased.
The Mason Valley Tidings is Of
fered for sale The valley has pop
ulation of 1000 and is fine agricul-
tural country.
1t will only be short time until
through trains from Sierra Valley
will arrive in Reno. Things are being
pushed out there.
S. G. Worden, the convicted train
wrecker, was sentencedin Woodland,
last Friday to be hanged at Folsom
on February 18th next.
Eugene Howell, copdidate for Sec
Rotary of State, on the Silver ticket,
is reported to have received the larg
est vote of any one on the ticket.
Arizona has produced more than
$50, 000,0 of precious metals. The
exports of silver have exceeded So
900, 900 year, of copper s4,OO0,o00.
A siX-inch vein of good ore has
been struck in the lower workings of
the Lapanta mine Glen Ogg and
Geo Olsen are working there under
lease
Jim Townsend, the sage of Mill
Creek, passed through town Sunday,
en- route for mllder climate He is
crippled with rheumatism, and is
obliged to skip about on crutches.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
yesterday paid its regular quarterly
dividend OF 50 per share. Look out
for reduction in the wages OF its
workingmen.
Senator John Forbes returned Fri
day from flying trip TO tide water.
p. NJ. Bowler left Monday for Nye
county, where he goes to defend
Towle for murder.
Mrs. Alice Hartley, the woman
who killed Senator Foley in Reno
last Summer, gave birth to a son
last Thursday. She claims that Foley
was the father of the child.
James Balzar left on Sundays
train for San Francisco. For the
past month he has been in poor health,
and goes below in hopes change OF
climate will benefit him.
About 100 members of the Califor-
MIA Press Association will invade
Nevada next month. They will visit
Reno, Carson and Virginia. Large
shipments of bacon, cheese aud beer
have been sent on ahead.
A. w. Curtis had lumber for a
new cabin hauled to Silver Star dis
trct last week. He has several val
liable claims in the new camp, and
his friends hope soon to hear of his
uncovering a bonanza.
There will be meeting of the Sill
yer Party County Central Commit
tee at Soda Springs on November
25th. All persons having claims
against the Committee are requested
to present them on or before said
date.
Jake Troll, the fat butcher and
foot-racer, who is now in Carson, re-
ceived letter from his father saying
that the old man is elected Chief OF
Police of ST Louis. Next time we
go to St Louis, we expect to see Jake
on the foorce.
Two more instructors have been
added to the faculty at the State
University DIR. Darling, Instructor
in veterinary science, and Rev. Mr..
Ellsworth. instructorin Greek. The
latter volunteered his services
prompted by love for teaching the
language.
Fitzsimmons, the bruiser, hit Con.
Riordan, his sparring partner, SO
hard at Syracuse, New York, the
other day that Con. had to lay down
and die. Fitz is out on $40, 600 bail.
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