Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-04-04
SAMPLES.

Francisco Monday.
Miss Matte Conner will leave for
San Francisco on Friday.
Solly Summerield left on yester-
DAYS train for the Midwinter Fair.
Ben Rosenthal and wife departed
Sunday for months visit to the
Midwinter Fair.
Phil Horton of Lundy was in town
a few days last week. He is in the
low lands seeking health.
The Colorado Courts have sustain
ed Governor Waite in the position
taken in the late Denver truble
John w. Hollis, Pacific Coast
pioneer, died at Belmont, Nevada, a
week ago, aged SO years and Z months.
DR.. Weber, an old resident of
Virginia City, died in San Jose last
week of stomach trouble Aged 49,
The Hon. Thomas Wren of Eureka
is said TO have the inside track for
the Populist domination for Govern
or.
Nelse Hammond is very sick at
the German Hospital, San Francisco.
He has been unconscious for several
days.
Senator J. p. Jones passed through
Reno on his way to Washington. He
goes direct to the Capital to take his
seatiR the Senate.
Stephen 7. Gage, the representa-
tive of the Stanford interest in the
directorate of the Central Pacific
railroad, has resigned.
Ed. Hubbell returned Wednesday
from the Midwinter Fair. He says
he had fine time, and that it is a
great show-great show.
Jacob Stock, formerly of this county,
is suffering from a paralytic stroke
in Sacramento, His son Albert left
for Sacramento Sunday.
The Silver State is authority for
the statement that Senator Stewart
will likely be the standard bearer
for the Populist party in 1896.
On last Wednesday, in the Senate
Stewart of Nevada introduced a
bill to provide for the free unlimited
coinage of silver 1t was laid on the
table.
James T. Davis, the V. & 7. agent
at Mound House has peen appointed
agent of the company at Virginia
Phil McGrath will succeed Mr.. Davis
at the Mound House.
The wages of the " & 7. employees
have been reduced. AS yet no re-
duction has been made on the G. g.
c., and there will not be SO long as
the road is paying expenses.
While the train was backing from
Keller to the Marble works last
Wednesday, an Indian attempted to
jump on. He fell under the tank
wheels and both legs were cut off
He died soon after
Frank NJ. Smith of Oakland, Presi-
dent of the Pacific Borax Company,
who is the owner of nearly all the
borax mines in this country, has
given 5000 toward the Nevada exhib-
it at the Mid winter Fair.
Louie Raboli was thrown from
wagon yesterday whileon his way to
the District, and the wheels passed
over one of his legs, which was bro
KEN He was brought to town and
DR.. Counsellor set the injured limb.
John Hammond, who has been re-
Icuperating at Jim Wright's Walker
River ranch for the past month, came
to town Thursday. He is looking
rugged and hearty and says he has
been living on eggs and buttermilk,
which is great medicine
In Carson last Wednesday Sheriff
Kinney, Lawyer Woodburn, E. Bur-
lington and Henry Rosenbrock were
arrested on complaint of Fish Com
missioner Mills for catching trout
out of season. Nobody would swear
that any trout had been caught, and
the case was dismissed.
The Eagle mines in Churchill county,
where that county and Esmeralda
border on Nye, are worked by four
miners who own the property. They
have recently made $4,000 gold bull
ion cleanup, and have 100 tons of ore