Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-08-07
U'nzber Lake Bulletin.
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AN'N'
near Cory mill on Sunday last.
Miss Kate Bardenwerper is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Forbes.
Hot -? Only 1O5 in the shade Mon
day, and yet some people swear)t
Milo Plamenaz has given up his
lease on the Lapanta. He will try
his luck in Silver Star.
S. A. Knapp left for brief trip to
San Francisco Sunday. He expects
to return Wednesday.
The infant daughter of Raphael
and Lucy Negrette died yesterday
morning of cholera infantum.
Boss Carpenter White has been en-
gagged the past month repairing rail
road property on the south end.
Abe Summerfeld left on Monday S
train for Reese river, where he will
spend month hunting and fishing.
Senator Boyle has bonded the Mt.
Como group of mines to an English
company for $40, 900 for six months.
Frank Henderson, the pioneer
stage driver, died in Reno last week.
He was a native of Canada, aged So
years.
The footrace at Bridgeport on Sun
day last between Burkham and Bran
don for $3.50 side was won by the
former.
Miss Blanche Conkey has been suf-
fering from an inflammation of the
ear for several days but is now re-
covering.
Charles Meadows, who succeeds
Harry Lynds as mail clerk on the
G. & c., took charge of his route
Thursday.
The two Johnnies adams and Mil
ler) went hunting last week near the
Big Indian mine, and brought home
81 sagehen.
George Montrose, charged with as
sault to murder, will be tried in
Bridgeport tomorrow, Pat Reddy
is his attorney.
Little Doris, the daughter of MI.
and Mrs. A. T. Taylor, who has been
very ill with choleraic diarrhea is
rapidly improving.
Graham and Charlotte Laws and
and Miss Bessie Graham left on Sun
days train for Oakland, CAL, to re-
sumo their studies.
Twenty dollars and eighty-six cents
from each member represents the
cost of So, 900 protection in the A. o.
U. w. for the year 1894.
Last Friday morning DR.. Moore
awoke to find that his chicken ranch
was minus eleven full grown IBID
dies" Coyotes were the thieves.
1t is reported that a petition is be-
ing circulated for the establishment
of postoffice at some point on the
railroad few miles south of Laws.
The meeting night of the A. o. u. W.
in Hawthorne has been changed from
the first and third Mondays of each
month to the first and third Tues
days.
Jack Brady, the train robber and
murderer of Sheriff Bogard, was cap
tured last Friday afternoon in Yolo
county, a short distance from Sacra-
mento
The Bodie Miner says that 10 men
are employed at the cyanide works
on Booker Flat, and the work will
be completed about the first of Sep
tember
Mrs. L. Cooley was struck ON the
eyeball by flying beetle last Thurs.
day, which caused quite severe in
flammation of the eye, but she is now
improving.
Jim Yerington went to Independ-
ence last Wednesday, returning to
Carson Friday. He expects to re-
turn this week with some Eastern
capitalists.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Charlotte Laws and Miss
Graham last Thursday. Dancing
was kept up till q late Tor rather
early hour.
The Carson River Dredge Com
pany will soon begin the erection OF
acynanide plant to work the concen-
trates that are taken out of the river
by the dredge.