Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-07-31
SAM PIES.

county last Monday
There are more visitors at lake Ia
hoe this year than ever before.
Pete Vietti, Fred Gluntz and Mi 10
plamenaz were in town Sunday.
Experts have been examining the
Cat Creek mines during the past
week.
Judge Mack arrived on yesterday S
train and held a session of Court in
the evening.
Hon. T. J. Bell continues opera
tions at his placer claims near lone.
He is making money.
Miss Title Clausson has been APP
pointed Postmistress of Benton, vice
J. T. Millner resigned.
Fredericks, the assassin of Cash
Ter Herrick, was jerked to Jericho at
San Quentin last Friday.
According to Supt Cuttings semi
annual apportionment of school mon
ey Esmeralda gets $742. SO.
Hon Pat Reddy passed through to
Bodie last Thursday. He is engaged
in the Bodie- Standard suit.
Hugh Dunn, who has been black
smithing at Silver Peak for the past
year, arrived in town last week.
Mrs. Harrington, mother-in-law of
DR.. Moore, left for San Francisco
Sunday, after two months visit.
Jack Inglis came in from Silver
Star district Thursday. He is trou-
bled with slight attack of pleu-
rissy.
Ed. Wood says that three men are
employed at the English mine in An
rora, and there is talk of putting ON
more
Mrs. B. G. Whitman, the widow of
one of Nevada's pioneer judges, is
visiting Mrs. H. NJ Yerington in
Carson.
The Inyo Index has been removed
from Independence to Bishop. Chas
Walter is editor and l. H. Muhol-
land proprietor.
Mrs Morley and the children of J.
H. Mcbride leave on to-day's train
for Inyo county, where they will en-
Joy a months outing.
The lessees of the Big Indian mine
have put up an arrastra near the
mine to work their ore. They have a
12-inch ledge of SIS to 500 ore.
Reno seems to be in it." VIM. z.
Sharon and Sup't. Boyle are prepar-
ing tie move their homes from the
Comstock to the riverside town.
1t is reported that r. L. McCarty,
the Bodie school teacher, has pur-
chased the Mason Valley Tidings and
that he intends to start a paper in
Bodie.
Dave Graham is thinking of put
ting up fruit cannery and winery
in Hawthorne. His trees and vines
are heavily laden and his harvest will
be immense.
The five stamp quartz mill recently
constructed by Mayette at Union
Canyon, in Nye county, will be start
ed and run on ore from the Centras
mines this week.
Work on the Green Greek ditch
was begun last week. The men are
paid 50 per day and board, and the
work will last about a month. An
drew Smith is foreman.
Kentucky papers are blowing about
a boy in Indiana who grew one foot
in three months. 1t is q very com
mon thing in this country to grow
| two feet in nine months.
Gardnerville is booming The Tri-
bune says sales of land in two and
four acre pieces are being made near
ly every day, and it is, said that
choice bits bring 800 per acre.
George Brodigan, who spent his
boyhood days in Hawthorne, return
ed home Monday after an absence of
several years in Washington and
california. He says he is delighted
to be home again.
H. r. Heating, Jewett Adrms, Ro-
ger Pendergast and Frank Golden
went south on Fridays train. These
seh.iemen own large tracts of land
~ ihyo county, and the object of
thelr trip is to take a look at their
possessions.