Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-13
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is s1.75 on the 500.
Pete Yietti is getting some gooo
ore from the Gold Bar mine.
Harry Taylor and w. n. COOK
came in from the district Sunday
Shafe Hanger and Tom Jaggers
are prospecting in Star district
Mike Hassett came in from the
the district Monday to interview the
dentist.
Business is booming in Bodie, with
three new stores opening IN the past
few ks.-Miner.
2. Lyford of this county is IN Vir-
yinia. The Enterprise says he is
billed to lecture on free silver.
Alfred Chartz was last week adj
mitted to practice in the Circuit
Court of the United States.
Bert Allen, who had a narrow es-
cape from freezing near Bodle re-
Gently, is entirely recovered.
The January pay rolls of the Com
stock amounted to ST., 1913. Al. That
is not so bad for these dull times.
The tax rate in Elko county this
year.is 60 cents on the 800. Elko is
the most prosperous county III the
State.
A gentleman named Requa has
leased the borax works in Saline Val
ley abandoned by Stoutenborough,
Miner and Others.
1t is said that Herman ,elrich,
son-in-law of the late Jas. G. Fair
will move to Nevada to run for the
United States Senate.
Sheriff Given of Inyo county offers
standing reward of $25 for infor-
nation that will convict persons of
selling whisky to Indians.
The highest and lowest land in the
United States-Mt. Whitney and
Death Valley-are within fifty miles
of each other in Inyo county, Califor-
MIA.
Mason Valley sheep men are ship
ping mutton sheep in large quanti-
ties now. A large train-load went
through to Mound House last Fri
day.
Dan Bowen, one of the original To-
Gators of Silver Star District, was in
town last week He is en- route to
Reese River, where his wife is very
sick.
Worlds Fair Commissioner James
A. Yerington has completed his re-
port. 1t is a comprehensive report
and is a good history of the Nevada
exhibit.
The Silver State, which is no doubt
an authority on the subject, says:
Badness is either hereditary or
caused by mental exhaustion, wear
ing tight-fitting hats and overwork
and trouble.
Mississippi planters have organ
lied for reduction of wages. The
best male laborer will receive so
cents per day, and the top wages to
the best lahorers will be IS month
with rations.
Senator Boyle has introduced a
bill providing for the compu lsory
treatment of habitual drunkards at
the Carson Kelley cure at the ex-
pense of the county from which the
victim comes.
I Assemblymap McNaughten is one
of the leaders of the Assembly this
year. His vote and voice are always
found on the side of the people, much
to the discontinue of certain schem-
ers in Carson.
An attempt is being made to modi-
fy the cigarette law passed at the
last session. 1t is proposed to IL
cense their sale at SIS per quarter
and not allow their sale to persons
under 81 years of age.
The old Esmeralda News material,
which has been stored in Hawthorne
for several years, has been sold to a
man named Patterson in Mason Val
ley. 1t is reported that he will start
paper in Mason Valley this month.
Dr. A. Hudgens passed through
to Carson last Thursday to attend
the annual convention of Nevada
dentists. He will return to Haw-
thorne this week, and will visit Star
district profaecionollx, ,ov+ ,rool,