Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-01-09
Walker Lake Bulletin.
SAMPLES.


Scarlet fever is epidemic in Austin
and new cases are reported daily.
The corrected time table of the Z.
&C. will be found in this issue.
The new Commissioners eieeseo
H. NJ. Jewett as their Chairman.
Governor Jones has appointed W.
II Hanford as his private Secretary
Sheriff Ingalls, will appoint his
brother Otis as his deputy for the
present.
Ed. Knapp retutned to Reno last
week to resume his studies at the
University.
Work is shortly to be resumed In
the mines of Manhattan district,
Nye county.
Col.F.C. Lord and Miss Alice Nye,
both old residents of Virginia City,
were married last Wednesday,
Judge Mack announces that he will
hold court in Hawthorne on Friday,
January 18th, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Albert Frey, formerly in the but
cher business in Hawthorne, was
married in Placerville last week to
Mrs. Bird Morris.
Sam WATSON was a passenger for
Silver Peak last Friday. He spent
Christmas and New Year with his
family Il Reno.
CT. Porter passed through en-
route to Fresno to visit his brother,
last Wednesday. He will return to
Bodie in the Spring
All the new county officers got in
to harness Monday. Bob Wright,
Treasurer and Clerk, is the only hold
over in the Courthouse.
The Genoa Courier says that
flour mill is to be built in Carson
Valley on Peter Heitmal's place. 1t
will be running by July, 1898.
Dan McGilvery, who has been
struggling with pleurisy, is about
again, and will assume command of
the quartz team in few days.
The Virginia Chronicle says Harry
Flannery is booked for Clerk of the
Supreme Court. These Silver Party
patriots are all hot for Office.
E. ]. Nucky) Baldwin received
$50, 900 for his orange crop grown on
the Santa Anita ranch. This is the
largest sale ever made by single
grower.
Miss Oline c. Johnson passed
through to Fish Lake last Wednes-
day on her return from Winnemucca.
She will teach the Fish Lake School
during the next term.
John Ryan, fireman at the Full
ton foundry, Virginia City, was near
ly asphyxiated by inhaling coke gas,
which was forced from the furnace by
the heavy wind Thursday.
A hard rock drilling contest in
Grass Valley last Sunday, between
Joseph Larkin and VIM. Denham, re-
suited in victory for Larkin, who
drilled to depth of 16s inches in Is
minutes.
Our thanks are due Tom Callow for
a fine lot OF Inyo county quail. The
editorial heart goes out in gratitude,
while the editorial gizzard takes on
an expression of unmitigated satistac-
ton.
Miss Julia White arrived in town
Thursday from Oakland, Cal, where
she has been studying music for the
past two years. Miss White will soon
organize class in music in Haw-
thOrne.
The mining prospects are improv-
ing around Aurora. There are 3
feet of snow on the level, and the
thermometer has got down to IS be-
low zero already.
The bottom must have fallen out
OF Kennedy IS the New Era says ten
persons departed yesterday-six by
stage and four by private conveyance.
A number are making for Ferguson.
Miss Idelle Gregory, daughter of
N. Fl. Gregory, has been engaged to
teach the Sweetwater school to fill
out the term OF Miss Julia Roach, re-
signed The young lady is well
qualified for the position and will
make success.
AT the boarding house of the Cas-