Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-10-24

thorne. 1t is a neatly constructed plan
OF the underground workings of the
Pamlico mine, Hawthorne, Nevada,
and is quite an addition to our muse
um.-Student Record.
Miss Ella Knowles, who came very
nearly being elected states attorney
of Montana, has just been paid Il fee
of SO, 900 for effecting a settlement
in lawsuit involving large mining
interests. This is probably the high
est fee ever paid to a woman lawyer.
Last Saturday a son and heir was
born to the house Of Nelse Nelson.
Nelse himself appears Just as usual
and his best friend would not notice
any difference in him He takes rs
naturally to t as though he was used
to it. Mother and baby are doing
very well.
In San Francisco a babe but a few
days old was left on the doorstep of
a home on MeAllister street. 1t was
taken to the receiving hospital and
was found to be branded with the
letter M ON the thigh. 1t was
scared into the child's flesh and it
viii probably be marked for life
When a man bitches his horse at
your gate, kisses the baby as he
comes up the path, stops to shoot a
marble out of the ring with your boy,
pats your girl on the head, and gives
her stick of gum, gives the old gen
man cigar, you may know before
you open the door that he is candi-
date.
While the Finance Committee OF
the fire company were collecting
subscriptions last Wednesday they
were met by Mr.. Newlands and he
subscribed $50 without solicitation.
Considering that Mr.. Newlands has
no property interests in Hawthorne,
his kindness is all the more appre-
ciated.
A resident of Washoe City reports
that disease and pestilenee are af-
flicting the population OF the valley.
Hardly a family is free from sickness.
Diphtheria, mountain fever, typhoid
and chills and fever are all prevalent.
The school at Washoe City has been
closed for a week. Many of the
stricken people are dangerously ILL
Enterprise.
A correspondent has the following
to say to those intending to go to
the camp at Kennedy, for the Win
ter: "Stay where you are, for we
have plenty of workin9men here at
present, but in the spring when capt
tai erects more mills and smelters,
which will be done, then Kennedy
will extend and give labor to hun
dreds of people. Then we will well
come the laboring man.
J. A. Yerington is an independent
candidate for State Senator from Es-
meralda County, New. He is a bright,
energetic man, who has done more to
advertise his State and show up its
resources than anybody else. He is
an out-and-out silver man, all wool
and full width. The people of Es-
meralda would honor themselves if
they should call a mass meeting of
all parties and unanimously declare
him elected before vote is polled.
He deserves every favor they can
confer upon him, and more, too. -Ho-
mer Index.
Nine persons out of every ten with
cinder or any foreign substance in
the eye viii instantly begin to rub
the eye with one hand while hunting
for their handkerchief with the other.
They may, and sometimes do, remove
the offending cinder, but more fire.
quently they rub until the eye be-
comes inflamed, bind Il handkerchief
around the head and 90 to bed. This
is all wrong. The better way is not
to rub the eye with the cinder in it
at all, but rub the other eye as vigor-
ously as you like and the cinder will
be washed out in short order.
Colickv.