Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-05-20
SAMPLES.


in California
Dick Kirman is quite low in Car
-, He has neuralgia OF the heart.
A fine bicycle was ratified in Haw-
.horne last week. J. D. Lothrop Won
it.
The Trustees of Sacramento have
instructed the Assessor to assess all
bicycles at $50,
About 1000 feet of 1l-inch pipe
;s on the road from San Francisco to
he used in the hydraulic claims at
Mono lake.
The Bodie southend cyanide plant,
the largest in the world, started up
full blast last Monday, with Lester
Bell in charge
The Dunderburg company has raised
the wages to 81 per day, but each
miner is charged $3.50 per day for
board and lodging.
George Acheson was in town this
week. His big team, with Sam Al
bright at the helm, is kept busy haul
ing freight to Bodie
Robert Mantell cigars, Yale Mix
ture Tobacco, and other varieties
of smokers goods are worth looking
at, at Bob Wright's store.
R. N. Graves will arrive in Bodie
within a week and start up the by
draulic works near Mono lake. About
20 men will be put to work.
S. NJ. Booker drove down from
Soda the other day, He says all the
mines at Silver Star are turning out
ore which improves with depth.
Ned Reddy has been appointed Su
perintendent of the San francisco
Almshoase, but the deposed Snper-
intendent will fight him in the courts.
Two more railroad crews were laid
off on the Winnemucca division last
week. The railroad business on the
c. p. was never before known to be
so dull.
A. J. McCone of the Fulton Foun-
dry in Virginia City left on Mondays
train for Soda He will give Stew
art & Harrington estimates of the
cost of placing a mill at that place.
As the Standard Company will do
no more hosting at night, they now
propose to light Bodie by electricity.
This could not be done before on ac-
count of the unsteadiness of the
Sights while the hoist was running
She A. O. U. W. is out for new
members. AS an incentive to mem
bers to secure new recruits a cash
bonus of So is offered for every per
son brought into the order. 1t has
also been decided to issue a policy
for 81 900 as well as for 50, 900.
]. A. Yeringtoa and r. X. Col
cord visited the Silver Star mines
last week. They also inspected the
Dunlap copper mine near Soda and
were favorably impressed with it.
Shafe Hanger has force of men
running a tunnel which will tap the
ledge 100 feet deep.
H. NJ Yerington and wife, Miss
Mabel Bronson, ]. A. Yerington, r.
j. Laws and Ex-Governor Colcord
arrived from Carson last Thursday
in Mr.. Yerington's new private car.
The party, except Jim Yerington and
Mr.. Colcord, proceeded to Keller
Friday, returning Sunday.
According to the report of school
Census Marshal White there are 105
children in this school district under
81 years. OF these 81 were born in
Nevada. Five are Chinese. The
number entitled to draw school
money is So. There are between q
and IL who do not attend school.
The reports from Roper's mine, on
the west side of Mt Grant, are very
iattering. Six men are working
there. The ledge is said to be three
feet wide and the ore runs from $40
to $50 per ton. Several prospectors
are on the ground. A four-horse
load Of miners tools left here for the
mine Monday.
Dou't fail to see those Ladies solid
silver Belts, Hair Pins, Ladies waists
Sets, etc. at r. .H-- Wright's store.
They are all the latest style and
Cheap. Bob also has received new
line OF choicest Satteep dress pat
Terms, Ginphams and CalicOS. as we'll