Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-08-21

on hearsay.
Five tons Of rich ore-estimated
at $500 per ton-from the Oneida
mine, were milled at Kinkead las
week. This is the second milling III,
past month
The Southern Pacific Company has
withdrawn its offer Of a standing re.
ward OF s., 0o0 for information lead
ing to the arrest and conviction O
any train robber or wrecker.
The number of guests visiting Lake
Tahoe via Truckee alone during the
month of July was 1854. This does
not include campers, those going by
private conveyance or by Carson.
Two school boys ia Bodie, Cal, re-
Gently drew revolyers and were about
to settle their little difference in a
highly proper style before the entire
school when the teacher disarmed
| them.
A. j. McCone of the Fulton Fouh-
dry, Virginia City, has been awarded
the contract for erecting two steam
hoisting' plants on the Brunswick
lode. one at No. / shaft and one at
No. 2.
A reporter named Spring, who
brought suit against Superintendent
D. B. Lyman of the Comstock mines,
now threatens to sue the Virginia
Enterprise for libel and asks 800, 600
damages.
Jim Welsh is hauling the Big In
dian mill to Walker river for Spragg
s. Martin. The mill will be used to
crush custom ore and will be located
between the Lane ranch and the Nor
dyke mill.
An exchange says there were four
rounds in the fight between Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbett: First, matrimony.
second, acrimony; third, testimony;
fourth, alimony. The last round
knocked Jim out.
The Southern Pacific has made a
rate of one fare for the round trip
from all points in Nevada to Reno
during the time of the State Fair,
which is to be held from September
23rd to 59th inclusive.
Jim Townsend, the philosopher Of
Lundy, arrived Sunday from San
Francisco, where he has been rusti
eating for the past nine months. He
will visit Silver Star district before
returning to Mono county.
Owing to scarcity of water, here
after, the water will be shut off from
II A. N. to 4 p. NJ, aud from 7 P. N.
to 5 A. N. Just now water is a prec-
ious article and our people should
husband the supply as much as
possible.
J. J. Valentine and Mr.. Brunnell,
President aud Auditor of Wells,
Fargo & Co., accompanied by D. A.
Bender and r. J. Laws, took a trip
over the c. & c. last week. They
went as far as Keeler and returned
Thursday.
81 shall pass through this world
but once Any good thing, therefore,
that can do or any kindness that |
can show to any human being, let
me do it now; let me not defer or
neglect it, for | shall not pass this
way again
S. w. Collins, student at the
Stanford University, arrived in town
last Thursday. He is making a tour
of Nevada, and combines business
with pleasure as agent of J. A. Stew
art & Co. of Stockton, Cal, dealers
in school furniture
A mining expert has been sent out
from Reno to Union district, Nye
county, to examine and report on
the gold mines in that section. II
the mines compare at all with the re
ports of their richness a sale will be
made. -Reveille.
Fashionable doctor-My dear young
lady, you are drinking untiltered wa
ter. which swarms with animal or
ganisms. You should have it boiled
that will kill them. Patient-Wel,
doctor, | think I'd sooner be an aqua
rum than a cemetery.