Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-10-28
SAM PIES.

l0e hltlh NlolpNa wiz 80 hUNoS
I md Douglass this week.
A Piute brought in two deer the
otber day from Alum Creek.
Senator Stewart will make few
sneeches in Nevada this week.
Judge Mack will hold Court in
Hawthorne tomorrow Thursday
night.
The Commissioners will meet on
November 18th to canvass the vote
of the county.
Mrs. J. L Obenderf will depart to-
day for California, where she will in
future reside.
w. Y. o. D. is the name of a Grass
Valley mine. 1t simply means:
Work your own diggings.
Columbus Delano, Secretary of the
Interior under President Grant, died
ot Columbus, Ohio, Friday.
Charles F. Crisp, ex-Speaker of
the House of Representatives, died
at Atlanta, Georgia, last Friday
Diphtheria is raging at Steamboat
Two children have died and three
more are in a critical condition. The
school is closed.
The Virginia & Truc4ee Railroad
Co. has a rev time table, The morn
ing passenger train now arrives an
Carson at $50.
Through the kindness of the regis
try agents of the several outside pre-
cincts, we are able to give our read
ers the names of the registered vot-
ers
George Green and J. d. Lothrop
have returned from their southern
trip. They report that the silver tick
ct will carry all the southern pre-
cincts.
Wild ducks are plentiful at the
lake, but they seldom come within
gunshot of the shore. Charley Wag-
ner bagged fifteen near ellis last
Monday.
R. H. Wright,J, G. Atchison, Her
bert Towers and Jack Hall left on
Monday mornings south train. They
will interview all the voters on their
line OF march.
The Woman's Paper says the Re-
publican party proves that it is a
party of great moral IDEAS by nomi-
Mating the lecherous old Breckenridge
Tor Congress in Kentucky.
There are 523 voters registered in
this county without Aida Valley
precinct. That precinct will prob
ably have Is or 20 votes, making the
vote of the county about $40.
Tommy O'Brien, an old Comstock-
er, and President of the Cour d Alene
Miners Union during the big strike
of two years ago, was accidentally
shot and killed near Butte last week.
Elko is the most prosperous coun-
ty in the State The tax roll amounts
TO $4,298,6S5. The tax rate is 80
cents for State and 90 for county
purposes and the amount collected
is ST., 1858
Candidates who are in debt to the
BULLETIN are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, as we are in ur-
gent need of the money. The printer,
like ordinary mortals, must eat, and
must pay for his grub.
A foot of snow fell on the summit
between here and Bodie Monday
night. On the down trip Tuesday
morning. the leaders of the stage
team broke loose and left the wheel
ers and stage in snow bank.
In another column we publish q
new advertisement OF DR.. Jordan.
DIR Jordan stands high in his profes
sion. and is no doubt one of the ablest
/ SPECIALISTS on the Coast. His Mu
scum of Anatomy, 1851 Market street
kconstantly acquiring new features
R. r. Fouke and children. who
have been sojourning in Bishop fol
some weeks, returned home to Bodi'
Sunday. Bob spent few days ii
4 Hawthorne and entertained his
irisnds with some thrilling tales o
his experience in the lower regions
The Hawthorne and Bodie stag
will change time next Sunday Oh
and after that date the stage viii
leave Hawthorne at 6 A. NJ. and ar