Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-01-03
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Eddie Knapp returned to the Uni
versity yesterday.
There will be session OF the Dis
trict Court on Monday, the 22l.
New York has a new political par
! ty organized to crush Tammany.
All the :" Slopovsrs" have turned
3 over a new leaf The saloons will all
Z shut down now. En-?
! Nick Baule has returned from San
q Francisco, where he has been doctor
ing for the past month.
4 Huntington says there is no dan
ger OF the Southern Pacific going in
to the hands of receiver.
4 VIM. Horton, q pioneer of Owens
Valley, died at Round Valley Decem-
! Der IL. He was Sd years old.
The Roll of Honor for December
is published to-day. The teachers
kindly sent it out from Carson.
Prendergast, the murderer of May
or Harrison, was found guilty of
murder in the first degree.
What's the matter with the Virgil
MIA Chronicle? 1t reaches subscrib-
ers in this section two and three days
4 late.
The postof1ice at Twin River, sNye
comfy, has been discontinued, and
mail for that section should be sent
to Belmont.
John Smith came in from Benton
Sunday. He is interested in rich
golS discovery near the Indian
Queen mine.
Johnny M,Gillis fell through thu
tlrn table at Candelaria last Friday
night and bruised his face in very
painful manner.
1t is said Grover Cleveland has his
life insured for $780, 900. It's sur
prisine how reckless some insurance
companies are.
The Bulwer has shipped 1880
pounds of concentrates to Selby d
Co. San Francisco, for which s17S7 81
was received Miner.
Miss Mabel Stewart made her en-
tree in Washington society at tea
given by Senator and Mrs. Stewart
last week in Washington.
Frank Smith, the handsome youth
from Soda marsh, came to town on
New Years Day, and set all the girls
agog at the New Years dance.
The White Pine News says A. G.
Cleveland has struck it rich at Sac
ramento Pass. A cave in the mines
exposed large body of gold ore.
We have received, with compli-
ments of J. A. Yerington, copy of
Nevada at the Worlds Fair, ac-
companied by illustrations of home
industries.
Ferd Ritter, Sr., who for many
years had kept wayside inn at the
foot of the Geigergradc, near Steam
boat Springs, died last week OF pneu-
monia, aged IS.
The quartz mill, for the School OF
Mines, is, under the superintendent
of Professor Jackson, being put in
place. A small smelter will be added
soon. Student Record.
The contract for carrying the mail
between Bodie and Lundy has been
let to local man. The con tract will
be for four years from the 1st of next
July at 81, 1875 per annum. Miner.
G. L. Albright is carrying his right
hand in sling, the result of getting
caught in planer at his shop aweek
ago. Though no bones were broken
he will be disabled for while.
At the Sheep Ranch mine, in Gala
veras county, Cal, it has recently
been ascertained that the volcanic
ashes dumped on the waste pile as
worthless, carry from So to So per ton
jim gold.
Mrs. D. B. Lyman died in Virgil
mia last week of pneumonia. Mrs.
Lyman spent the greater portion Of
her lifetime on the Comstock, and
Vas dearly beloved by large circle
pf acquaintance.
A story is told of tramp who
Knocked at the door Of lawyer and
asked the trim, graceful young wo-
nan who opened the door if she