Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-01-15
BORN.
SAMPLES.

Francisco.
The Board of pardons met in Car
son Monday.
l. H. Riley of Pine Grove arrived
in town Monday.
Charley Forbes is rusticating at
the Genoa Springs.
Mrs. A. J. Mccarthy and two chill
dren are visiting friends in Carson.
The dance last Tuesday for the
benefit of Mrs. Baule was success
both socially and financially.
Joe Laugevin was arrested in Car
son for insanity last week, but the
doctors pronounced him perfectly
sane.
Only one man is working in the
Queen mine, in Furnace Canyon, and
only four miners are living in the
canyon.
John Hayes Hammond, well known
in mining circles on this coast, has
been arrested in South Africa on q
charge of high treason.
A tax suit has been commenced by
the District Attorney against Ed.
Brown. P. NJ. Bowler, Jr., has been
employed to defend Brown.
Jack Nancy has been appointe d
Deputy Sheriff for the purpose OF
summoning jurors for the next term
of court, which will be January 10Th,
1896.
Drs. Moore and Briefly examined
Robert Tosh for insanity last week
and pronounced him insane Sheriff
Ingalls, took him to Reno last Satur-
day.
]. A. Yerington and Governor
Colcord visited Silver Star district
last Sunday. The reported sale of
the mines was premature. Negotia-
tons are still pending.
Charles S. Young's effort to secure
the office of Supt. of Schools in San
Francisco has failed, the Courts decid-
ing that Madison Babcock is the le-
gally appointed official
The Carson Appeal tells about
Carson Valley rancher having COW
explode and scatter herself over the
barn from alfalfa bloat. Never
heard OF such thing before.
The Grand Jury finished their la
bors on Thursday last and presented
their final report to the Court. 1t
will be found in full Except the ex-
hibits, which are voluminous) in an
other column.
The Grand Jury found an indict-
ment, but for what or against whom
is unknown. 1t is believed, however,
that the indictment is against the
slayer OF Antoine Bacoch in Tule
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At last accounts Governor Jones
was still lowering between lie and
death. The doctors all agree that
he cannot live many days. They
seem to be uncertain whether his
affection 10 cancer or tumor of the
stom ach.
For several days last week the
mill was running on ore from the La
panta dumps. 1t is low grade, but
still it pays for hauling and milling,
thus keeping number of men en-
ployed. There are hundreds of tons
on the dumps.
The Bridgeport Travertine Com
pany has received an order from
London for 90 columns each IA feet
long and two feet in diameter, with
caps and bases, for Catholic cathe-
dral now in course of construction in
that city Enterprise.
MISS Maud Cook, sister OF Mrs. A.
j. Church, will leave on Fridays
train for her home in Independence.
During her residence among us Miss
Cook has made many warm friends,
aud her departure will cause much
regret.
Residents in the vicinity of the
Park complain that some persons are
In the habit of shooting firearms
nightly in that locality. A few nights
ago, while lady was entering her
home, shot was fired and she heard
The bullet whiz past her head The
shots came from Chinatown and our
oihcers should put stop to the prac-
tice.
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