Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-03-06
SAMPLES.

from San Francisco last sunday.
WI. Douglass has left Dayton and
10 keeping books for his Uncle Joe III
Virginia City.
II. Holmes left Tuesday for Sier-
ra Valley to resume work on the MO
hawk railroad.
A Young womap and two @en
.vera arrested in Reno last week Tor
horse stealing.
Henry Tesch has been appointed
Postmaster at Oriental, this county,
vice NJ. L. Wills.
Miss Addie Lothrop, OF Dayton Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. W. Davis,
at Silver Star District.
Boss Carpenter White of the c. q
C.. left Sunday for months repair
ing trip on the south end.
Angus Macarthur Is in Carson
trying to get mail route established
through Pahrump Valley.
Colonel Harry l. Thornton, the
well-known attorney of San Francis
GO, died at Fresno last week.
Ed. Kenney came in from Star
district Monday He will move his
house from Cory to the new camp.
Assemblyman Leidy has intro
duced a bill for the payment OF actual
expenses of witnesses in criminal
cases.
DSyl Light and Charley Ganong
have a small lot of ore going through
the arrastra 1t is from the Striker
mine.
Congressman Wilson Of tariff fame
has been appointed Postmaster-Gen-
eral. by President Cleveland, in place
of Bissell.
A good strike is reported in the
Lapanta mine. 1t is being worked
under lease by Cook & Hamlen and
George Olsen.
There will be a grand ST. Patrick S
dance at Soda on the 18th. 1t is
probable that special train will run
from Hawthorne.
The bill cutting up Washoe county
passed the Assembly Saturday. 1t
was amended so as to leave Lyon
county out of the job.
If the Legislature adjourns in the
fifty days allotted by the last Legis,
lature, it will close this session on
the 18th day OF this month.
Workmen are cleaning out the
ditch of the Standard Con. electric
works on Green Creek The plant
will commence work on the 18th.
Dan Bowen came in on Saturdays
train from Nye county. He is in
poor health and continued on to San
Francisco for medical treatment.
CFourteen carloads of sheep belong
ing to P. Latapie were shipped from
Wabuska, last Wednesday, consigned
to B. SALES & Co., San Francisco
1t is the opinion of Revenue Col
lector May that Nevada will make
the best showing according to popu-
lation of any State in the Union on
income tax.
A walnut Party was given by
Miss Julia White to her music pupils
last Friday evening. 1t was a very
pleasant party, and was greatly en-
joyed by the guests.
Ed Brown, owner of the Hard
scrabble, which is far and away the
best gold mine being worked in Ne
vada to-day, passed through to Car
son last Sunday.
Greek George says he has struck
it rich in his mine in Cory district,
The "ledgee is two feet wide ies ex-
.1chit, Inc puopyiSo OOu NAiuiiSh IVY
quartz in the wor y
Senator Wilson's fish bill passed
the Senate. 1t allows people living
near lakes and rivers to catch fisp for
their own use with hook and line at
all seasons of the year.
We have received the first number
of the Yerington Rustler, published
in Mason Valley, bye. w, Patterson.
1t shows liberal advertising patron
age, and is filled with bright local
news.
A new locomotive, weighing 1875
tons, the largest on the c. 2. road.
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