Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-11-11
SAM PIES.

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Bill Kinney knocked Ell. Reynolds
out for Sheriff of Ormsby county.
Thirteen tons of Cat Greek ore
were milled in Hawthorne last week.
Frank Thorn brought in two car
loads of Oneida ore from Star dis
trict Saturday.
An assessment of ten cents share
has been levied on the Mt Dlablo,
delinquent November 30, 1896.
It is estimated that Jones will have
n majority of 33 votes in the Legisla-
ture for United States Senator.
Virden defeated Dick Miner for
Judge of Mono county, and DIR. Kea-
bles beat Reese for the Assembly.
The Belmont football players de
feated the University boys in Reno
Saturday by score of 10 to 0.
The Los Angeles baseball club de
feated the Virginia Stars in San
Francisco Sunday by a score of II to
3.
Sixty men were discharged from
the Yellow Jacket mine the day after
election. Protection and prosperity,
eh?
Secretary of State Howell arrived
from White Pine county last week.
He says Comins was elected Senator
over Hip by rs votes.
Bryan has already received two
offers, one from Chicago and one
from New York of $25, 600 year to
accept a place with law firm.
The vote of Hamilton, White Pine
county, was Bryan 50; Mckinley, 0;
Hardin, 45; Moore, l; Evans, IS;
Fulton, 2; Magill, 5; Starrstt, 80;
Newlands, 40; Davis; Doughty, 0.
DR. Briefly was summoned to Gar
field last Saturday to attend e.
Grassie who was suffering from an
attack of rummetism. He was rest |
ing easily when the doctor left.
c. P Mengel, dispatcher of
the G. & c. r. r., left Sunday for
San Francisco, where his brother is
very sick. Wallace Coffin of Dayton
is attending to the duties of Mr..
Mengels post during his absence.
The trial of Walter Castle and his
wife, the wealthy San Francscans
arrested in London for shop lifting,
took place last Friday and Mrs. Cas-
tie was sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment. Castle was discharged.
Jim Quira was elected Sheriff of
Storey county over Matt. Kyle, and
Col. Lord defeated Meacham for State
Senator The entire Silver legisla-
ticket was elected Noel, Non-Par-
titan, was elected District Attorney.
Zip Sow, convicted of murder in
this county in 1886, will apply for a
pardon at the January meeting of
the Board of Pardons. He killed
fellow countryman in Columbus and |
was sentenced to Imprisonment for
life.
Ben Rosenthal will depart op Sun
days train for pastures new. His
first stop will be at Reno. If he can
find no business ventures in Reno to
suit him, he will continue West, and
perhaps extend his trip into the
northern country.
1t is probable that steps will be
taken to obtain a recount of the vote
for Sheriff of Douglass county. Ac-
cordng to the returns Brockliss, Re
publican, beat Mccormick. Indepen-
dent, three votes and the latter
wants recount.
Commissioner Shields informs us
that Senator Wilson of Pine Grove
has ordered three carloads of track
iron, and that he will begin work on
the tunnel from Scotts canyon to
tap the Wilson mine 500 feet below
the present workings. 1t is estimat-
ed that The tunnel will have to be
run 5000 feet to tap the ledge.
Dpnutv Fish Commissioner Rovcn
has arrived at Carson from Marlette
lake with the first lot of 95, 600 East
err brook trout spawn for the Car
son and Elko hatchcries, says the
News. The Commissioner will hatch
and distribute in the waters of this
State about $50, 900 of this variety |