Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-09-18
walker Lake Bulletin.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1895
SAMPLES.

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I Levy of Bodie was a passenger
- San Francisco Sunday.
rbe assessment roll of Humboldt
county foots up 50, 1869, 1856.
Tim Smith, the Smith Valley but
ter man, came to town Monday
Jerry Quinn is running a dry
washer in the vicinity of Fletchers.
Schoolmaster General Cutting is
visiting the public schools of this
county.
tits stated that the ore shipments
from Keller average carload a
day.
The Board of Equalization is strug-
Cling with the county assessment
roll.
Mel Ward is taking a months lay
off and Will holland is firing in his
place.
Mrs. J. G.. Mccarthy and children
returned to Carson Sunday, after a
week S visit.
The Bodie Miner comes to hand
greatly improved under the new
management.
Sam Wasson passed through to
Reno last week. He will remain dur
ing the State Fair.
Ed. Knapp and Maud Bruette left
on yesterdays train for Reno to at
tend the University.
DR.. Briefly left in buggy yester-
day for Marietta to attend Mrs. w.
Calkins, who is quite sick.
y We are informed that Tom Jaegers
has discovered two-foot ledge of
500 ore near Tule canyon.
1t is reported that Long Steve
Woodward has sold an interest in his
Cambridge mine to San Francisco
people.
s John Howell, well known in Neva-
da, is supervising the construction
of 81 500, 900 smelling plant at the
Broken Hills, Australia,
Paymaster Mills of the C. & G.
r. R. is laid up with erysipelas and
Ed. Yeriington paid the railroad
hands off last week
1t is said that the travertine quar-
ry at Bridgeport has contract to
furnish 300,0 900 tons of travertine to
San Francisco builders.
A son and heir was born into the
family of mine host Nat Boyd of the
Occidental Hotel, Bodie, last week
More power to ye, Nat.
DR.. Dawson. one vf the most prom
inent physicians in this State. died
in Reno last Saturday from injuries
received in runaway accident re-
Gently.
Nelson Poll of Walker river was
in town Saturday. He says Jim
Wright has recovered from his re-
cent illness, and has taken a trip to
Sonora to recuperate.
M. w. Esser, Treasurer of Nye
county, died at Belmont, September
4th fom inflammation of the lungs.
He was native of Germany, aged
90 years, and leaves son and daugh-
ter to mourn his loss.
Frank McTigue, who killed Lena
man at Silver Peak in November,
1888, was pardoned out of the State
Prison last week. McTigue was SEN
fenced for ten years and he had
served nearly six years.
r. S. Miner, assistant District At
torney of Mono county and special
counsel for Inyo county, passed
through town en- route to Indepen
dence last Wednesday. He goes to
attend a session of the Superior
Court being held at Independence.
Jim McMasters and John Mccain
arrived from Silver Peak last week.
lie says the company has leased the
ohlatovich cyanide plant and will
run it in connection with their own.
Inc mill is running steadily Asyet
money Is very scarce, but a pay day
Is expected soon.
Dr Briefly was summoned to Fish
Lake last Friday to attend Mrs. A.
r. Dyer, who had knee cap dislo-
Gated and her limbs badly bruised by
being thrown from buggy in which
She was riding. The doctor returned