Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-09-11
walker Lake Bulletin.
SEPTEMBER II, 1895
SAMPLES.

Hawthorne school TINS term.
ley Finney arrived in town Sat
.rday from Sweetwater way.
Five tons of Oneida ore worked at
Knkead last week yielded 1920.
Lew Doran, at one time State Con
troller of Nevada, died in Reno last
Friday
Mrs. Tom Alley, nee Lottie Muir
phy is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Cagwin.
The wife and children of State
Printer J. G. Mccarthy are visiting
friends in Hawthorne
H. M. Yerington and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Watson of Carson went
over the G. & c. road last week.
Two horses belonging to Greek
George were found dead in the hills
last week. They died of starvation.
Rev. NJ Logan will hold services
db Ouo SCiiOOl uOuSc ucA OunUetY eve
ming at half-past 7. All are cordially
invited.
An interesting fact and one not
generally known is that General U.
S. Grant and Jeff Davis were cous-
ms.
Fl. Towers of Douglas was a pas
senger to Bodie and Bridgeport last
Saturday. He will return in few
days.
The number of members of the A.
o. u w. in good standing last July
was 343, 424, a net gain of 1861 in
twelve months.
Bob Stewart came to town last
week. He had couple of specimens
from the Gem mine that were cover
ed with gold.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Edith Hart by her friends
last Tuesday night, on the occasion
of her --teenth birthday.
Senator John P. Jones is billed to
address the people of Nevada at Re
no during fair week upon the Need
of National legislation for Nevada.
Alfred Vaughn, the slayer of Willie
Ulster, was caught attempting to
break Jail in Austin last week. He
had the window bars parity sawed.
The Carson Tribune says that two
more chunks of gold bullion have
been found around Carson, which
were probably stolen from the mint
Thus far the University people
have received applications from SO
boys for apartments in the Boys
Dormitory and from 81 girls in the
girls cottage.
Harry Galwey and Miss Georgia
Brophy, well-known residents of Vir-
ginia City, were married in San Fran
cisco last Thursday. They will re-
size In montana.
The Carson river is so low now
that one can walk across the Rock
Point dam at Dayton and not dampen
their feet Not drop of water is
going over the dam.
The first heat in the great inter
national yacht race was won by the
American yacht Defe nder at Long
Island Saturday. The second heat
heat was sailed yestel day and the
third will take place tomorrow.
Mrs. Hattie E. Barstow, one of the
principal teachers of the Indian
School at Salem, Oregon. for the last
nine years, has been transferred by
the Department at Washington to
the Stewart Institute in Carson.
Mrs. DR.. Keables of Bodie drove
down last Friday expecting to meet
her brother at this place. He failed
to arrive, however, and after waiting
uhull puuudY MIS- hcuoleS was
obliged to return home without him.
H. G. Cutting and e. Hoffman APP
Piled for admission to the Nevada
Bar last week in Carson Hoffman
was admitted, but action was de
ferred in the Cutting case until the
next session of the Supreme Court
Laiola Bros left Sunday morning
Tor Silver Peak with three wood |
wagons, eighteen horses and about a
dozen wood-choppers and packers,
lhey have contract to furnish the
silver Peak Company 5000 cords of
wood.
D. A, Shreve is in town nursing