Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-10-16

Tom Pepper was shaking hand
with Hawthorne friends last week.
Ed Brown came to town Saturda,
night and departed for Soda Monday
Neil Ward returned from Carson
Sunday and is again at his post OF
the locomotive.
H. NJ. Montgomery has been ap-
pointed Postmaster of Hawthorne,
vice A. Summerfield.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp and children
left on Sunday for months visit to
friends in California.
A young man named Mike Holland
committed suicide ia Bodie last week
by taking strychnine
Rafael Negrete has located the
westerly extension of the Gertie
mine in Mt. Cory district.
]. NJ Campbell, formerly of the
BULLETIN, is now a member of the
Board of Trade of Chicago.
Judges Murphy and Mack came
out on last Tuesdays train and left
for the north on Wednesday.
Patsy Bowler went down to Mason
Valley the other day with rope and
came home Sunday with COW.
Is your assessment work done?
Less than three months remain in
which to do it. Get move on.
II fear" sadly said the postage
stamp when it found itself fastened
to love letter, THAT I'm not stick
ing to facts.
We are informed that a sale has
been made of a group of mines at
Pine Nut, and that Harry Epsteins
share is $4,000.
ID. Wilson and son, of Pine Grove
shipped 20 tons of concentrates to
Salt Lake last week which will aver
age $50 per ton.
Examinations for the Railway,
Mail, Indian and Department Ser
vice will be held at Reno, Nevada,
October 21st, 1895.
A. Longabaugh and John Cola
more have taken years lease on a
portion of the Gold Bar mine in
Hawthorne district.
We desire to inform Dune McKen-
zie that we have no use for that long
tailed typo. If he comes here c. Cd,
he will go back P. d. @.
The Board of Equalization met last
Monday, according to law. No bust
ness appearing they adjourned to the
first Monday in November
The machinery for the new FIVE
stamp mill arrived Sunday 1t is
being set up, and will be ready to
begin work in a few days.
John Lothrop, wife and daughter
and Mrs Lovejoy of Wabuska came
out on Sundays train to attend the
wedding of Jas. D. Lothrop.
According to Salt Lake paper
Silas B. Smith, once prosperous
merchant of Bodie, was given "a
hours to leave the city, he being ar
rested for vagrancy.
While saving wood near Dayton
last Friday, Boss Carpenter White
was badly burned about the face by
the lubricator blowing out of the en-
CINE. His injuries are painful but
not dangerous.
George p Paul of Hamilton, White
Pine county, is negotiatioug for a
lease or bond ON the mines of W. II.
Thomas in Gold Mountain. These
mines are quite valuable and Mr..
Paul proposes to begin work as soon
us the preliminaries are settled.
Col. Curtis met with painful acct
dent last week. While riding pack
mule at the Mountain King mine the
animal threw him off and he straok
on his shoulder, which was dislocated.
he was brought to town and DR..
Briefly says he will be laid up for
several weeks.
The preliminary examination of
Charley Gee for the killing of Quong
Fee was held last Wednesday. The
only witness was Sheriff Ingalls,, and
his testimony was the same as that
taken at the Coroners inquest. The
defendant was bound over to await
ghe action of the Grand Jury. /