Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-09-30
SAMPLES.


was very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. r. j. Laws and Graham Laws
arrived from Calherpia last Wednes-
.dav
Frank Tharn brought in two car
loads of ore from the Oneida mine
Saturday.
Sol Noel, well-known in this CONN.,
ty, died in Virginia City last Tues
day of consumption.
Johnny Miller and Johnny Adams
KILLED three deer and lot of sagehen
on Mt. Grant last week
Born-In Bodie September Sep
TENDER rs, 1896, to wife of John
Kitchens, daughter.
:. No nomination petitions can be
fled with the clerk after Saturday
80 days before the election.
The Standard cyanide plants work
an average of about 800 tons Of tail
Jugs week, says the Miner.
There are 1913 names GA the Haw-
thorne register, and quite number
yet to come. Get down in time.
Judge Wallace sentenced Winthrop
to imprisonment for life for kidnap-
ing Campbell, the Honolulu sugar
man.
There are several cases Of scarlet
fever in town, and there will be no
school until the danger of contagion
is past.
Willie Bales, nephew of W. ].
Douglass, died at Silver Star last
Sunday of Inflammation of the bow
els.
Ed. Reynolds is out for Sheriff of
Ormsby county, on the Silver ticket,
and Bill Kenney is against him in
dependent.
H. M. Yerington and wife who
have been visiting Honolulu for the
past month, returned to San Fran
cisco last week.
e. L. Reese is the Republican nom
inee for Assemblyman from Mono
county. Dr. Kaebles is his opponent
on the Silver ticket.
Miner: The Standard, Bodie, Bull
wsr and Mono mining companies are
to be consolidated under the name of
the Standard Exploration Company.
Jack Hall has purchased the saloon
building and fixtures of the late
Charles Kimball, and will open up
for business to,morrow with a fine
stock ofhquors.
A. W. Curtis spent couple of days
in town last week shaking hands
with old friends. He says his mines
are looking fairly well, and he hopes
to make some money during the COM
ing year.
Tom Dimond is starting in on his
cyanide plant at Aurora, but does
not hope to have it completed this
Fall, fearing that bad weather will
interrupt the work. He will keep at
it, however, until Winter shuts him
off.
Dan Holland is a candidate for
District Attorney on the Independ-
ent ticket. Mr.. Holland served two
years in that capacity and showed
himself thoroughly capable of filing
the office.
The Standard Mining Company
of Bodie will, in the near future, sink
the Bodie shaft, 1000 feet more; in
crease their mill to 100 stamps and
move their electric plant to Walker
river for more power.
A social dance will be given at the
Hall tomorrow night, in honor of
Miss Clauson, who departs for her
home in Benton on Friday. A pleas
ant time is anticipated and cordial
welcome is extended to all.
Who says money is scarce in Inde-
pendence? Last Friday night nearly
$500 was wagercd on the result Of
the coming Presidential election in
California Bryan money was home
production, but the Mckinley money
came from abroad. Independent.
Ben Rosenthal has purchased a
ene-third interest in the Big Indian
lease from Joe Porteo. The price is
said to be 4400-$200 cash and $500
when it comes out Of the mine. The
mine Is said 80 be looking we'll, and
the lease will not expire for ten