Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-12

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Jewels Adams passed through to
Bishop en- Thursday $ train.
Frank Doten, the well-known team
ster died in Carson last Tuesday,
aged 81.
S. N. Booker and Judge D. ].
Lewis came down from Aurora last
Sunday.
The next thing the U. S. marshals
will do will be to arrest all those who
are in sympathy with the strikers.
A son and heir was born to John
G. Booker in Aurora on the 3lst of
August. He tips the beam at 10 lbs.
The decomposed body of a China
man was found in the water reser-
voir that supplies the City of Butte,
Montana.
The Examiner proposes to move
the capitol, of California from Fourth
and Townsend SITS, 10 San Francisco
TO Sacramento.
Mining expert Grossman reports
the discovery of a well-defped ledge
of gold-bearing quartz ABOUT three
miles from the Mound House.
J. Fl. Kinkead has been elected
Chairman of the Silver Party State
Central Committee, and H. Z. Elan
merry Secretary. Good workers both
of them.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald, of Eureka,
is thought of so well in his district
by the Republicans that no candidate
will be put by the party in opposi-
ton to him.
Judge Rising and General Clarke
came out on Sundays train and de-
parted yesterday. Judge Rising will
hold Court in Hawthorn again on
the 29th of this month.
Twins-a boy and girl-were born
to the wife of A. I. Taylor last Mon
day. The boy was stillborn, but
the girl is strong and well. The
mother is as well as could be expect
ed.
The Carson News says: The very
latest is that Senator Jones yester-
day sent a check for $50, 900 to the
State Central Committee of the New
ada Populists. How does that strike
the Silver Party?
1t is authenticity reported that
Hon Cyrus Coleman of Markleeville
will be the Republican nominee for
Assemblyman from the Sixtieth Cali
fornia district, comprising lnyo,
Mono and Alpine counties.
The trial of Alice M. Hartley for
the killing of M. D. Foley at Reno,
came up in Judge Cheneys court last
Monday. Goodwin & Dodge appeared
for the defense and District Attor-
ney Curler and William WOODBURY.
for the prosecution.
About |, 900 men are employed at
the mine of the Anaconda Copper
Company in Montana and |, 100 at
the works. 1t is believed that, were
no further developments made, there
is enough ore now in sight to keep
the SHELTERS going for the remainder
of this century.
Fifteen men are employed at the
Hawks saw mill, near Fales springs,
and lumber is being turned out at
the rate of about 5000 to 10, 900 feet
per day II is the intention to petit
ton the Board Supervisors to estab-
lish an election precinct there. Min
err.
The Carson Appeal came out last
Thursday "profusely illustrated.
The picture of Governor Jones might
be recognized by an expert in pho
Biography, but the one supposed to
be Congressman Newlands looked
more like very badly retired prize
fighter than cur handsome Congress
man.
A young squaw died in Chinese
den at Benton the other day from
the effects OF smoking opium. The
Indians became very much excited
# over her death and think the China,
man should be held responsible. The
Chinaman got frightened and skipped
out. The affair caused considerable
excitement, but at last accounts there
" was no trouble over it.