Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-12-26

K. w. Scott, the Bodie ieweller,
will De in Hawthorne in u few days
with u full line of watches aud Jewel
ry. He WI. be prepared to do all
kinds of repairing of clocks, watcaes,
etc. t'ine watches a specially.
Ed Whiting has opened d butcher
shop IN tae Quilting formerly osea-
pied by jas. Cardwel. Dir. Whiting
has very fine display of beef, nut
ton and pork, and will supply our
people with the choicest meats at
living prices.
Hon. A. c. Cleveland was in town
this week on court business. Cleve
is just as genial and jolly as ever, and
bears no trace ofdisappointment over
the result of the recent election Mrs.
Cleveland accompanied him.-White
Pine News.
Mr.. Carlisle's borrowed gold IS run
ming out of the Treasury at the rate
of nearly million of dollars a day.
AT that pace another loan will be
necessary inside of two months.
Cleveland and Carlisle should be
popular with the moRey-lenders.
Mrs. G. H. Harstad, the wife of a
wealthy Norwegian resident of Ia
coma, was so severely burned Thurs
day while trying to put out a fire
started from the oveturning of a lamp
that she died from her injuries Satur-
day.
Bob Stewart will leave tomorrow
for Soda Springs. He has taken a
lease of the hotel property at that
place. Besides the saloon and hotel
he will keep horses aud buggies for
the convenience of persons visiting
Silver Star District.
The Central Nevadan says lot of
giant powder was placed in the black
smith shop at the Morning Star mine
to thaw out. 1t exploded AMI blew
the building to pieces. The report
of the explosion was heard at Battle
Mountain, a distance of sixteen miles.
The vote for Member of Congress
and State officers, cast at the Novem-
Der election, was canvassed by the
Supreme Court Justices at Carson
last week. The newly elected officials
will assume their duties on Tuesday,
January s.
The Chronicle is informed that the
outgoing State officials have ordered
supplies sufficient for the use of the
various departments during the next
two years, these supplies to be paid
for out of the fund to be allowed for
that purpose by the next State Leg
islature.
The San Francisco Examiner, the
Denver News ard the Carson Tri-
une, newspapers of three different
States, are to be edited by ladies on
Christmas day, and the proceeds OF
said editions will be donated and
used for charitable purposes.
ANOTHER puglist was killed in the
ring in New Orleans the other day.
The referee and seconds say it was
not the blow that killed him, but W as
caused by the back of his head strik-
ing the floor, so the victor is not to
blame. We suppose that il he had
been shot it would not have been any
ones fault either. 1t would have beer
the bullet that killed him.
It is thought that Mount Davidson
which seems to be the center OF the
difficulty mother earth is having Will
her inward workings, was an active
volcano at a comparatively recent era
Mount Rainier, in Washin gton, is
again active after centuries of somno
lence, and it is among the possibilities
of Nature that Mount Davidson may
again open it's crater and belch forth
pomice stone, lava and fire.
An editor or a reporter In bis
rounds may stop and ask hundred
persons. "What is the news?' and
ninety out of hundred will reply
Nothing special, and yet fifty Out
of that number know something
which, if not found in next paper
will astonish them greatly and dis
appoint them more, and perhaps
make them madden than hornets
Don't be afraid to let a newspape
man know it.-Exchange.