Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-11-27
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and dollars in Hawthorne last week.
Mrs. VIM. Doherty of Luning is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. D. Lo-
throp
Wells, Fargo & Co have opened an
express Office in Big Pine with A. X.
Eugley as agent.
The Tuscarora Times Review, one
of the oldest papers in this State, has
suspended publication.
Jack Mailman, the well-known
sporting man, died in San Francisco
last week of consumption.
Jim Yerington says he saw large
California lion in the big wash near
Hawthorne district last Monday.
Borges & Vaughan are said to
have struck good ledge of rich ore
in their mine above the old Cory
mill
Adolph Longabaugh and Dick
Gafkin have taken years lease on
the Striker claim in Hawthorne dis
trict.
The G. & C. r. R. Co. is putting
grab rails on their freight cars in
compliance with Interstate com
merce laws.
Harry Cole. charged with the muir
der of John Sullivan in Bridgeport
last month, was acquitted by a jury
last Monday.
Miss Lizzie Snyder, sister-in-law of
o. W. Whiting, arrived in town last
Sunday. She was accompanied by
Mr.. Writings little son.
Johnny Miller and Johnny Adams
went hunting in Alum Creek Sunday
morning and returned in about four
hours with pair of fine deer.
1t is reported that d. Wilson aud
sons have struck it rich in Sandy
gulch. about four miles from town,
and have put seven men to work.
Brady, accused of killing Sheriff
Bogard of Tehama county, was found
guilty in Marysville last week and
sentenced to life Imprisonment.
1t is estimated that the population
of DeLamar is now 1000. Electric
lights are being put in and many
other improvements are under way.
Sheriff Ingalls, says he would like
to see the waiter girls in the Haw-
thorne hotels wear boomers. Our
Sheriff is a great admirer of bloom
ers.
Eugene Debs, the A. r. U. Organ
izer, was released from Jail in Chicago
last week and the populace went wild
over him, rendering him an enthus
iastic ovation.
President Stubs of the State Uni
versity yesterday telegraphed S. a.
Knapp that there is one case mild
varioloid in the University and that
quarantine has been established.
We are reliably informed that the
Inyo Marble Company has the con-
tract for furnishing marble to be
used for trimmings on the new San
Francisco ferry depot. Register.
John Murtough, formerly of Can
delaria, died recently in Tacoma.
1t is said that his wife, formerly
Miss McCabe of Benton, will receive
$1,000 from the Workmen and $4,000
from the Knights.
Rosa, the man accused of compile
ity with Walton in selling bogus
gold brick to the Bank of California
in Virginia City, has been acquitted
of the charge. The verdict gives
general satisfaction
The c. s. G. time card has been
changed so that the north bound
train now leaves Hawthorne at half
past 1 A. NJ, and arrives al 4:40 p.
NJ. No change has been made in the
time of trains south of here.
The Peoples Cash Store will soor
be in receipt of large invoice of
mems furnishing goods, including
the largest line of mems neck wear
ever brought to town. Look out for
their prices; they will be marked
down low.
Billy Roach, one of the most popu-
lar young farmers of Sweetwater,
was in town last week He said
quite II number Of young folks from
his neighborhood will come to Haw-
thorne for the dance tomorrow