Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-07-10
SAM PLES.

Miss OKeefe of Candelaria spent q
few days in town last week.
Miss Nellie Lynds of Virginia City
is visiting Mrs. A. j. Church.
Agent Ellis of the Reservation is
quite low with malaria fever.
The family of Mr.. Abrahams, at
the Reservation, has the mumps
The Genoa Courier says ten
stamp mill will soon be erected near
Red Canyon.
W. L. Wooley, wife and son re-
turned homeon Tuesday, after visit
to tide water.
The Bridgeport niue defeated the
Bodie nine in game of baseball for
800 on the 4th.
Judge Mack will come out Sunday
and hold a session of the District
Court on Monday.
John Lothrop and daughter of
Dayton spent the 4th in Hawthorne.
the guests of our County Recorder.
w. Doherty, section foreman at
Luning was in town Sunday. He
says Hawthorne is the driest place
he ever struck.
James Acheson rode over from
Fietcher's yesterday. He says he
wants to buy cattle. He had long
rope with him.
Supt. Leggett and wife of Bodie
left on Monday for New York. Mr..
Leggett is on his way to South Afri-
ca to take charge of a gold mine.
The Genoa Courier says it is ex-
pected that the manufacture of flour
at the new mill on East Fork will be-
gin about the 18th of this month.
A. Longabaugh, George Olsen,
Milo Plamanez and John Collamore
are working on the Lapanta on
lease. 1t is said there is ten inches
of 500 ore in sight.
The Comstock payroll for the
month of June amounted to ST., 526,
which is about "a, 600 less than for
May, and SIG 16 more than for the
same month in 1894.
A new Johnson concentration has
been put in at the Kinkead mill. AS
much sulphuret ore exists in this
vicinity, the new concentration will
prove valuable addition to the mill.
Among the visitors to Hawthorne
on the Fourth were Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Robb, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs Humphreys, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem, Miss Maggie Douglas and Miss
Doherty.
Peter Vietti and Fred Gluntz have
taken lease on the south end of the
Pamlico. Vietti has been fortunate
IN all his leases, and he thinks he is
on the trail of a bonanza in the Pam
d fco.
About forty visitors came in from
Silver Star, Soda and Luning to eel
citrate the 4th. All left for home
Friday morning except Gen. Har-
rington and Johnny Rupert. They
oversight themselves.
Col. Bob Stewart came to town
Saturday. The prolonged absence
of General Harrington from head
quarters caused the Colonel to fear
that the General had fallen into the
hands of the Philistines.
While shooting off the public fire.
works at Carson, on the Fourth,
George Cagwin suffered the loss of
an eye. Mr.. Cagwin is brother of
engineer Cagwin of the G. & G. and
has many friends hereabouts who
will be palned to hear of his misfor-
tune.
The Attorney General gives it as
his opinion that the State should pay
no part of the salaries of the Asses
sors, Auditors and Treasurers of the
/. several counties. Acting upon the
advice of the Attorney General, the
Controller notified the several Coun-
ty Treasurers that the money held
by them as the States proportion of
the salaries of those officials must be
paid to the State. This makes diff
ference in the semi-annual settlement
vi Esmeralda county with the State
of about 5000.