Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-05-15
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over from Sweetwater Sunday.
P M. Bowler departed yesterday
for Carson. Legal business takes
him thither.
Pete Vietti is having seven tons
and a half of Gold Bar ore worked
in the arrastra.
Ed. Tremble who has been in town
for few days on the sick list, left
for Star Monday.
Clarence Seaman, formerly stage
driver for Hogan, has bought ranch
at Forest Hill, Cal.
Joe Musante came in from Star
district Sunday He says the mines
are all looking well.
The picnic train will leave at 8
o'clock sharp Friday morning. Be
sure you are on time.
Badger Bill is slowly recovering
from the mental arrangement caused
by the accident at Star district.
Shines and tailings going $lS per
ton were dug out of the river at Day
ton last week in making channel
for the scow.
p. S. Corbett, formerly deputy
warden of the prison, has been ap
pointed Justice of the Peace in Vir
ginia City.
Rattlesnakes are numerous near
the Lapanta mine. Seven OF these
reptiles have been killed by miners
there this Spring.
Rev. Mr. Sample, who has been
holding religious services in Haw
thorne during the past week, depart
ed Monday for Nye county.
There was lively scrimmage on
the street Saturday between Pete
Vietti and George Woodruff, during
which Vietti was badly beaten.
The Bridgeport Chronicle advises
men looking for work to keep away
from Bodie and Bridgeport, as both
places are overrun with idle men.
Does anyone know the name of the
man who packed bullion around this
city in female attire?-Carson Ap
peal.
Are you sure the bullion was in
female attire?
Duncan Mckenzie has reopened
Downeys Exchange, at Pizen Switch,
and will make it a first-class resort.
Visitors from Hawthorne Should give
him a call
Judge Gould of Darwin has become
totally blind, and, as he is in INDECENT
circumstances, an effort will be made
to secure his admission to the State
asylum for the blind.
BY the explosion of can of alcohol
at Mound House yesterday Harry
Lynds, the mail clerk, was badly
burned. The railroad repair shops
were destroyed by fire
Jim Yerington is in Salt Lake with
Governor Colcord He is expected
home this week. We are unable to
learn whether he has made a sale of
the Silver Star mines or not.
]. T. Jones of the Carson Mint, has
been held to answer before the U. S.
Grand Jury on charge of embezzle-
ment Bail was fixed at $2o, 900,
which was furnished and Jones was
released.
James 0 Hara, mining man of
Yerington, was found dead in a bath
tuo at Kinds Hot Springs last Mon
DAY. lie was sick at the time and it
Is supposed that he was overcome by
the heat.
Inc MeXlcans are building an ar
fastra in Cory Canyon, about two
miles above Spanish camp. Several
mines are being worked in that vicn.
NY ana some very good ore is being
taken out.
Nothing has been learned of the
whei eaoouts of d. W. Mitchell, who
snot f. NJ. Bowler, Sr., in Reese Riv-
sr valley on the 9th of last month
we are informed that Mr. Bowler is
DONG nicely. Belmont Courier.
|. Angus Macarthur, at one time fore
man Oh the Garfield mines, arrived in
.ow1 monday. He is now located in
Inc Death Valley region. and reports
revival ~ mining there. A Salt