Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-07-03
WEDNESDAY
SAMPLES.

NVe COuupy VA
,s,otty Dickerson returned Mon
aav from the Indian Queen mine.
The State Fair opens in Reno on
September 23d and ends on the 28th,
Bob. Delahide, formerly miner OF
this district, arrived in town last
week.
Mrs. S. R. WATSON ana children
passed through to Silver Peak on
Monday last.
The Lapanta lessees have been
4naking things lively about town dur
the past week
Judge Lewis has been very sick
the past week. He is suffering from
'Brights disease.
Fireworks, flags and fruit at Bob
Wright's Also fishing tackle, guns
and ammunition.
Captain Jack Inglis came in from
Star district last Saturday. He will
remain over the 4th.
Shafe Hanger is working on a
claim at Marietta which shows a ten
inch vein of rich ore.
Our thanks are due the Secretary
of State for the journals of the SEN
ate aud Assembly for 1885.
Commissioner Shields drove over
from Pine Grove Sunday to attend
the regular monthly meeting.
R. NJ. Kings milk shake machine
is>in full blast. He also keeps all
kinds of Summer drinks, ice cold.
Maurice Lonergan, for many years
locomotive engineer on the Va T.,
died last week in San Francisco.
G. F. Hickey, of Gardnerville, has
8 Did his business to Peter Wilder, of
Topaz, who will continue the bust
ness.
Marcus D. Boruck, editor of the
San Francisco Spirit of the Times,
is dead after an illness of several
weeks.
Jim Wright drove over from Walk
err river Thursday. He brought John
Leonard, Milo Plamenaz and Fred
Gluntz with him.
Sam Albright came in Friday with
two big loads of hay. He says Jim
Compton is stocking Sweetwater
creek with canned oysters and ex
pects.a large revenue from them next
season.
Our Candelaria subscribers COM
plain that they do not receive the
BULLETIN regularly. 1t is mailed
every week and placed in the post
Office. Something must be rotten in
the postal service somewhere. Where
is it?
South Africa must be in need of
mine Superintendent. According
to the Bodie Miner, Supt. Leggett,
Fred Hellman and Geo. Borrowe
have all left for that far-off country
to take charge of mines for English
companies.
Commissioner Thomas came to
town Saturday. He says times are
picking up little in Candelaria. The
company has force of men engaged
ip repairing the water pipe across
the desert and the residents of Can
delaria expect soon to have their old
time supply of that useful fluid.
: A gentlemen who stated that his
information came direct from ID. o.
Mills, stated in the valley recently
that Mr.. Mills said the c. & G. would
be extended to Mojave within two
years, and would be made standard
gauge from one end to the other. =
Rishop Register.
Supt. Rives is pushing work very
rapidly at the Hirsch mine, in lnyo
county. A large force of men is at
work grading the ground for the new
mill and other buildings and over
sixty thousand feet of lumber is on
the ground for erecting the tramway,
mill and other necessary buildings. =
Independent.
General Harrington came in from
Star Sunday, to spend the Fourth.
He says Bob Stewart came out to
the mine the other day, As the
weather was very warm, Bob took a
big drink of water at the camp, and
ne has been very sick ever since,