Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-02
Ualker Lake Bulletin.
SAM PIES.

Horace Poor and jim Balzar came
in from tae district Sunday.
Bob Wright has some luscious
strawberries-ive boxes for 81.
2. B. Tinkum, ex-Sheriff of Mono
county, died in the Stockton asylum
April goth.
Henry Dedmon and james Foster
are building new dwelling houses in
Pine Grove.
Mrs. G. w Whiting is improving
slowly, and it is hoped she will soon
be we'll again.
Wheat sold in Chicago last week
for 574 cents a bushel-the lowest
price ever recorded.
The terms of thirty of the members
of the United States Senate will ex
.pire in March next.
1t is reported that the mine own
.ers of Douglas are negotiating for
the Marietta mill.
1t is reported that Superintendent
Adams will appoint T. R. Hotter Chief
Clerk of the Mint
Mr.. Yerington has presented the
people of the town of Yerington with
large and very beautiful flag
Miss Cora Wagner left for Oak
land yesterday. She will enter
young ladies seminary at that place.
DR.. Counsellor is very low. His
complaint is heart failure. DR.. Cavil
of Carson was summoned on Sunday.
Jack Ingles left for Douglas yes
terday. He has a good looking pros
pect there and will go to work on it.
Mrs. Will Bliss, daughter of Sena-
tor Evan Williams, dropped dead OF
heart disease last Saturday at Em-
pire.
Senator ]. r. Williamson of Ian
der county committed suicide at Aus
tin last Saturday. No cause is given
for the rash act.
VIM. McGarrahan, the celebrated
claimant to the New Idra mine, died
in the Providence Hospital, Washing
ton, last week.
A small lot of ore from the Pam
leo, which was worked in the arras-
ira last week, yielded s400 per ton
Pretty good stone. that,
The Republican State Central Com
nittee met in Carson last Saturday.
They filled all vacancies in the COM
mittee and adjourned to May 3lst.
George w. Pease, recently Issue
Clerk at the Walker River Indian
Reservation, died in the village of
Donner's Grove, Illinois, on March 28.
The Argus is the title of a weekly
literary publication recently started
in Salt Lake 1t is edited by James
B. Bloor, formerly of the Reno Ga
,zette.
Jim Merigold killed the FIRST rattle
snake of the season near Cory last |
week He had Ii rattles and but
ton and Jim says he was as big round |
as a mans leg.
A. ]. McCone spent few days in
Bodie last week. We are informed |
that Mr.. McCone and James Cain
have purchased several mining claims
in Bodie and will build mill there
shortly.
]. A. Blossom of Battle Mountain,
is going to build a smelter in Ken
nedy next mouth. Estimates made |
show that 40ton plant could be
placed in running order for about
10000
The Governor of California has
offered a reward of $500 for the ar
rest and conviction of the murderer
of Mrs. Eggleston OF Antelope Val |
ley. This makes 9 total of 5000,
Mono county having offered $500.
Barney Gamble and Mr.. Stanley,
a representative of j. p. and Sam
Jones, passed through on Sunday for
Silver Peak They will remain about
a month and make thorough in
spection of the mines at the Peak.
A meeting of the State Central
Committee of the Silver party is
called for May 2Sth at Reno. The
members of the Committee for Es
meralda county are S. A. Knapp. w.
A. ingalls,, Robert Stewart and Fred
Corkill.