Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-12-11
SAMPLES.

The drummerS say ehae Dchoihoi
Is the liveliest camp in Nevada.
The pay rolls of the Comstock
mines for November were G4s 13l.4 Al.
Matt Kelly and NJ. Peyser, two
Bodie capitalists, passed up on Tues
days stage.
Judge NJ. A. Murphy came out on
Sundays train and proceeded south
Monday morning.
W. D. Tobey and Ed VANDERBILT
came out from Carson Sunday, re-
turning Yesterday.
The mail contract between Bodie
and Bridgeport has been let to Sam
Smith of that place.
What's the matter with our Silver
Star correspondent We haven't
heard from him for a month.
Mason Valley people will give more
attention to the hog industry the
coming season than they have here
1ofore.
On Friday last Judge Murphy SEN
fenced Theodore Durrant to be
hanged for the murder of Blanche
Lamont.
Charley Wagner, who was badly
burned by the explosion OF can of
gunpowder last week, is nearly re-
covered.
Chris Spratt of Silver Peak passed
town Friday. He is on his way to
Canada, where he will remain about
four months.
Will holland will leave for Carson
about the first of the year, where he
will serve an apprenticeship in the
V. & T. r. R. shops.
The Carson & Colorado railroad
has paid into the California State
Treasury $2,875, first installment Of
its taxes for l895.-Register.
1t is thought all danger of conta-
gion from the case Of smallpox at
Reno is over, and the quarantine at
Whitaker Hall has been raised.
Lake View Lodge, No. II, A. O.
y. W. of Hawthorne will elect Off
GERS at their meeting next Tuesday
night. A full attendance is desired.
As both Jones and Sadler are out
Of the State at this time President
pro tenn. of the Senate Gignoux. is
the Chief Executive for the time be-
ing. Tribune.
The reward for the arrest of Jim
Boone for the killing of Antoine Ba-
coch, is $3.50 The county offers $3.50,
the State offers $500 and John CHAT
ovich offers 5000.
Frank Shaw last week sold 40 head
Of horses to hog raiser near Bishop
for $3.50 per head. They will be
killed and fed to the hogs.
Section Boss Leavy, Of Cleaver,
left on Thursday for San Francisco.
He is suffering with an attack OF ty-
phoid pneumonia and is very sick
man. He was accompanied by his
wife.
The Belmont Courier says mill is
being built in the vicinity of the gold
mines in Death Valley. Messrs.
Montgomery, OBriter and others OF
montgomery, Nye county, are the
miners.
The v. & T. company has made q
second tender of taxes in Washoe
county, but Tax Receiver Boyd has
refused to accept any sum less than
the company owes. A law suit will
probably result.
Jack Nancy is doing the assess
ment work on his mines in Haw-
thorne district He has large
ledge OF ore that will mill SIS per ton
which he thinks he can work at q
profit.
John Lothrop of Dayton and Chris
Joachemson Of Aurora, the experts,
started in ON the County books last
Thursday. They are making good
progress, but cannot say how much
longer they will be engaged.
Fred Gluntz, who has been under
the doctors care for the past two
weeks, will leave to-day for San
Francisco. where he will enter the
German Hospital, He thinks he is
afflicted with blood poisoning.
The Grand Jury of Lyon county
has returned presentments for NAL