Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-05-01
SAMPLES.

Fred Barnes Is oio"Ains oH WY
C. &C.
Al Finney is now driving the Bo.
die stage.
Rob Wright has received a lot ,ol
fine strawberries.
Mrs. Dan Bowen arrived from
Austin last Wednesday,
Senator A. ]. McCone came down
from Bodie Friday and departed fol-
the Comstock Saturday.
Andy Roach, and Sam Hutton,
two of Sweetwaters fascinating
Young men, drove to town last Thurs
day.
Robert Grimmon has purchased a
siyery stable in Truckee, also the
stage line between Truckee and Ia
hoe City.
Mrs. DR.. Briefly and family ar
rived in town yesterday. They came
across the country from Kennedy
district.
Frank Neal came down from Au-
rora Wednesday. Frank has an abid-
ing faith in Aurora, and is preparing
to resume work on his mines there.
Arrangements are being made to
hold a picnic at the Reservation
about the 18th of May. 1t is pro-
posed to run a train down and back.
The mining season in Alaska only
lasts about five weeks and the wages
paid the miners are $40 per day, out
of which So is paid for board and
lodging.
A. Hanak, formerly of Bodie, and
owner of the international Hotel at
Virginia City, wants to organize a
stock company to remove the hotel
to Reno.
Alexander Summerfield, an invalid
brother of Postmaster Summerfield,
will arrive in Hawthorne tomorrow.
He will be accompanied by his wife
and will remain about month.
If cattle get bloated put handful
of pepper in the nostrils. The VIC
lent sneezing that ensues will enable
the animal to get rid of the gas in
the stomach, and all will be well.
Ben Rosenthal and wife left on
Fridays train for Oakland, Cal. Mrs
Rosenthal is IN poor health, and it is
hoped that a change of climate will
prove beneficial. Ben will return in
a few days.
More cattle were shipped from
Nevada during the month of March,
this year, than at any other period
in the history of the State, not ex-
cepting the beef bonanza days. New
ada is all right.
A big Indian fandango will be held
at the Reservation this week. Braves
from all parts of the State will be
present. Jack Wilson, the so-called
Messiah, will hold revival meetings
between dances.
Joe Klein has just received an in
voice of fine book beer. He also has
fresh Carson beer on draught. Joe
learned how to draw beer in Nye
Yorrick Offer, and ne brings it from
the keg clear and sharp as Fred Web
ers pet razor.
More than fifty kinds of bark are
now used in the manufacture of pa
per. Even banana skins, pea vines,
cocoanut fibers, hay, straw, water
weed leaves, shavings, corn husks
and hop plants are used for this pur-
pose.
The Pittsburg Gold Mines Qimit-
ed), eighteen miles southeast of Bat
tie Mountain, will start up about the
1st of May. The mines have not been
worked for about two years, but it
has been decided to push work on
them now.
Assessor ingalls, has been hunting
up the sheep owners during the past
month There are more sheep in the
country than ever before, and the
tax imposed by the last Legislature
will add considerable sum to the
countys finances.
Geo. t. Rives has concluded ar.
Fangements with the Inyo Canal
Company to furnish water for mine
in lnyo he has succeeded in selling to
St. Louis parties, Mr.. Rives will be
Superintendent of the mine and will