Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-11-06

Pine Grove to Sonora.
Vim. Ross has made a rich strike
in his Pine Grove mine.
Uncle Billy Wilson is hauling his
ore from Pine Grove to the GignouS
mill.
w. W. Booth, formerly of Canoe
laria, is now publishing the Mariposa
Miner
r. H. Dalzell, brother of Mrs. E.
r. Shields, arrived at Pine Grove
last week.
A carload of machinery was sent
last week from the Sutro tunnel to
De Lamar
Jack Dempsey, the pugilist, died at
Portland, Oregon, last Sunday of
consumption.
Billy Calamore left on Saturdays
train for Santa Cruz, Cal, where he
goes to visit his aunt.
Frank Rockwell for u years an
employee of Wells, Fargo & Co., was
discharged last week.
The jury in the Durrant case last
week brought in verdict of guilty
of murder in the first degree
Drop in at the P e. s. and examine their
new hats for men. boys and youths. A
large shipment received yesterday.
Richard Stoddard, of Reno, is
acting as mail clerk in the place of
A. D. Jaqua, who is spending
months vacation in San Francisco
The Inter-Monntain says every
time copper goes up a cent a pound
Butte City is benefited 1000 o0
year.
A correspondent writing from D.
Lamar says the De Lamar Company
has ore enough in sight to keep the
so stamp mill going for five years.
Snow began falling in Hawthorne
last Sunday and Sunday night, and
Monday morning the mountains
were covered with a beautiful white
mantle.
Barney Flanagan, formerly an
engineer on the Bodie railroad, had
his hand badly cut while working a
saw at the Ward Shaft. Virginia,
last week
The Peoples Cash Store has the largest
assortment of shoes for men boys, women
and children, and their prices are the low
est in town. Examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
The once prosperous mining camp
of Phoebe is nearly deserted, there
being only few leasers at work in
the mines, and some assessment work
is being done.
P. M. Bowler returned from pro-
fessional visit to Los Angeles last
Thursday He says that Angus Nc
Arthur has one of the finest homes in
the City of Angels.
The V. q 7. r. r. Co. is covering
all its locomotives with asbestos and
magnesium. 1t will burn only from
electricity and is much cheaper than
wood covering.
1t is reported that forty stamp
mill will be built at Copper Noun
tain, above Mono lake 1t is report
ed that the owners are negotiating
with an Inyo mill for 200, 900 feet of
lumber
Old John Rosa and man named |
Walden, both of Dayton, sold be-
gus gold brick to the California Bank
in Virginia City last week for over
81 900. The money was recovered |
and the swindlers are in Jail.
The Enterprise says the immense
deposit of gypsum near the Mound |
House is to be worked. The mate |
rial will be mined and transported 10
the mill at the stone quarry on the
river, where it will be ground into
condition for stucco work
HIM. and j, A. Yerington, ac-
companied by Ex-Governor Colcord,
passed. south last Monday. The
Governor and jim Yerington will
examine a mining property near AL
World on the 9. u c., while H. NJ.
Will proceed to the end of the road
VA tour of inspection.
AT half-past 2 o'clock Saturday
ehe Mechanical Building of the State
University a. Reno was discovered
10 be on fire DpSDite all efTnr.e tha