Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-05-06
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witness in the Jones case.
Mrs. Gale and Maud conkey are
;s;tinp Mrs. Schively &C Laws sta
ton.
YIN Briggs, yardmsster at Keno,
nc run over by car while switch
;.r last Tuesday aud instantly killed.
loo Mitchell, section bess on the
&C. at Washout, was married at
ontro last week to Miss Hattie Midg-
ley.
F Pfeifer passed through to Auro-
20 last Sunday from Virginia, where
bs went to attend the funera al OF his
sister.
The announcement that the Yer
mo Bustler had suspended publica-
ton was premature. 1t came to hand
last week as usual.
Antoine Laiola's big teams are en-
gaqed in hauling wood from the
mountains to the railroad wood yard.
He has about 1000 cords to haul.
The Bodie stage now leaves Haw-
tborne in the afternoon on the arri-
val of the train, and reaches here IN
the morning in time for the passen
GERS to take the II 80 train north.
Large quantities of freight are be-
ing shipped hence to Bodie. Cyanide
tanks, machinery and whisky are the
main articles. There are are enough
vhiskey tanks already in stock in
Bodie. A
On the fourth Monday in this
month an election should be held for
School Trustees in each school dis
trict in the State. One Trustee must
be elected to serve two years and
one to serve four years. See Stats.
1893, page lis.
Johnny Jones was on Saturday
found guilty of embezzlement from
the Carson Mint. The jury were
out only 20 minutes. On Monday
Judge Hawley sentenced Jones to
eight years Imprisonment and to
pay s., 600 fine.
George S. Green, son OF George A,
Green of Nine-Mile ranch, passed a
successful examination before the
California Supreme Court last week
for admission to the bar. Mr.. Green
Is a young man of talent, and his
friends predict bright career for
him.
On April 23d nearly the whole of
Cripple Greek was destroyed by fire,
and on the 18th another fire broke
out which DESTROYED what was left.
Fourteen lives are reported lost. Re
lief trains are being sent from Den
yer and many other points. There
are 10000 people without food or
shelter
Mike Hassett arrived from Silver
Peak Thursday He says there are
about 20 men working in the company
mines, and the mill is kept running,
They are also working about 60 tons
Of talings a day. Mr.. Hanchet is
still in New York, and the work is
progressing under the direction of
his son.
Mr. Critten1on, formerly superin-
tendent of the Northern Belle mine,
passed through town last week, en-
route to Benton. He was detained
in Hawthorne few days and regaled
old acquaintances with interesting
recitals of his observations in South
Africa and other foreign climes which
he has visited.
The attention OF our readers is
called to the advertisement of DIR.
Jordan's Museum of Anatomy in San
Francisco. The ad,a tages to be
derived from visit to this museum
and its value as an educator must be
apparent to all, and many benefits
must follow from tl:e knowledge ac-
quired by visiting the museum. The
long and successful practice as a
specialist of DIR. Jordan and his sys
TEN of treatment as is shown by his
devotion to patients has long since
attracted attention to tho Museum
and won fame and renown for DIR.
Jordan and his assistants A visit
to this museum will not be time lost
or money thrown away, and will be
remembered years afterwards.
GrOund Man of the tInifed States.