Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-02-12
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Next Friday will be St. valetine's
Day.
Next Wednesday will be the be-
ginning of Lent.
gym. Wilson OF Pine Grove came
to town Sunday.
RI. Laws and daughter Alice ar
rived on Sundays train.
Mrs. D. Rosenthal is visiting
friends in San Francisco.
The reports from Governor Jones
indicate that he is recovering slowly
but surely.
DIR. Cavell and wife of Carson are
guests at the Nucleus. The doctor
is an invalid.
III. Hanchett of Silver Peak was
passenger to San Francisco on last
Fridays train. 5 s>sss
Mrs. ]. H. Miller. who has been
visiting friends in Carson, returned
home Sunday.
D. Rosenthal & Son have pur-
chased the Headlight House formerly
owned by Mrs. Conner.
M. G. Tilden, formerly well-known
attorney in Virginia City, died in
San Francisco last week.
Mrs. Dias, who was shot in Ian
der County recently by her husband,
died in great agony last week.
Arthur Laws of Empire has taken
charge of the Hawthorne mill, in
place of Dave Millsaps, resigned
A bill has been introduced in Con-
gree to prohibit prize fighting and
bull fighting in the United States.
The Virginia Enterprise says:
Nearly twenty families have left
the Comstock for Butte, Mont, since
the beginning of the year.
A Reno genius is working on a
new scheme to increase the sum of
human happiness. He is trying to
gross the milkweed and strawberry
so that people may raise Strawberries
and cream together.
The miners Of Virginia City sub
scribed 81, 424. SO to the Orphan Asy-
ium last month. There are more
kind hearts and cheerful givers in
Virginia City than in any other
town of its size on earth.
An electric wagon recently went
from st. Petersburg to Moscow at
the rate of "a miles an hour, much
to the alarm of the peasants, many
of whom threw themselves on the
ground and prayed for safety.
Truman & Dunlap have refitted
the Garfield mill and are making a
run on ore from their mine, which is
about q mile from the mill They
have big ledge, and it is said that
if the ore goes So per ton they will
make it pay.
Joe Foster brought In seven tons
of ore from Marietta last week. It
milled about S35 per ton, and Joe
says he is perfectly satisfied. The
mine is looking well and it is proba-
BILE that Foster g. Hanger will fit up
the Marietta mill this Spring
IN his last report Attorney Gen
eral Beatty recommends that the
next Legislature authorize the re-
compilation of the Nevada Statutes.
Every person who has occasion to
use the Statutes will heartily concur
in Mr.. Beattys recommendation
AL Stock, conductor on the G. &
c., is taking vacation. He is in
terested in some valuable mining
property in the southern country,
and is examining the same with q
view of resuming work. Fred Barnes
is welding the punch in Mr.. Stocks
absence.
s. A. Knapp has two teams en-
gagged in hauling ore to the mill. 1t
is said that the Cat Creek tailings
are paying a good profit and that the
Lapanta dumps pay the cost of haul
ing, handling and milling and leave
small margin for profit. This
work keeps a number of men and
teams occupied.
Q. G. Wallace came to town last
Friday and departed for Carson Sat
prday. When asked the purpose of
his visit to this remote region he re-
piled that he has mining interests