Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-03-28
DIED.
SAMPLES.

Col. Sells, the circus man, died in
Kansas last week, aged So.
Ed. ODER beat Taylor in foot race
at independence last week.
Nevada Day at the Midwinter Fair
has been fixed for Nay 18th
Mrs. N. B. Torp will leave Mon
day for months visit to the Winter
Fair.
Fred Corkill was summoned to
Newcastle Sunday, where his wife is
critically i'll
O. H. Gallup has been reappointed
Register of the United States Land
Office at Carson
A3-inch streak of ore will yield from
a ton to ton and half per fathom,
according to its character.
Lincoln county has at the present
time five stamp mills ia operation
running principally on gold ores
Last Fridays Reno Gazette calls
attention of it's lady readers to a
fine opening" But what's the mat
ter with the men?
Will Church, the new Benedict, ar
rived Friday, accompanied by his
bride. Mrs. Church is the guest of
Mrs, R. ]. Laws.
DR.. Hudgens returned from Mason
Valley last Friday. His office is at
Mrs. Corners lodging house, where
he will attend to your bad teeth.
The Arizona Wool-growers and
Sheep herders' Association will re-
duce herders' wages to $50 month,
and shearing to cents per head.
Another Chinese opium joint was
,raided last week, and the boss was
fined $100 and costs. He will Ian
guish in the bastile till his fine is
paid.
A little girl baby arrived at the
home of ]. e. Adams on Good Fri
day. Johnny assumes the cares of
paternity with commendable resigna-
ton.
A cut in the wages at Cortez on
the first of March. Those who re-
.ceived 81 and upwards were cut 81.
The SO so men were cut to So and the
SO men to SO So
The Silver State announces the |
death of E. J. Lucas at Stone House,
Humboldt county, on the 9th inst.
Mr. Lucas was we'll known to all
early residents of Phoebe.
The first shipment of antimony
made from Nevada was from the
Bloody Canyon mines, near Star City.
In 1870 VIM. Organ extracted 100
tons, which were shipped to Germany.
The name of the Postoffice at
Mason Valley has been changed to
Yerington. Euphemistically speak
ing, according TO the Tidings, yer
ington" knocks the stuffn' out of
'Pizen Switch.
Horace Marden, who has been So
3ourning in Inyo county for the past
two months, passed through town
on Friday en- route to San Francisco.
Mr.. Marden is now engaged in lum-
bering in northern California,
A boy had been absent from school
for several days, and his teacher son t
q note inquiripg the cause of his alb
sence, and received the following
reply; Toni amt got no close and
that's scuse enuff God nose.
1t seems now that Dick Watkins,
who was charged with killing Mrs.
Eggleston in Antelope Valley, has
been exonerated and that circum-
stances point to other persons as the
perpetrators of the foul crime.
NJ. E. Ward OF Reno came to town
last Tuesday, and in company with
S. A. Knapp visited the new gold
fields of Silver Star District. He
believes Silver Star will be a big
camp when further developments are
made.
Two hundred and forty acres OF
the upper creamery ranch Mason
Valley, the property OF Williams &
Peterson, together with the improve
ments on the east side of the road,
was sold to Henry Krantz OF Carson
Valley, for $500.
The Union Mine and mill at Austin
are shut down, thro wing 100 men
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