Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-04-29
SAMPLES.

The 1erlu6o oh
,ended publication.
lin Wright, N. Poll, H. P. Ded-
on drove over from Sweetwater last
Tuesday.
Try Mulholland of the Inyo hide
nendent was passenger for home on
Mondays train.
las McCashfeR has sold his6weet-
water ranch of 200 acres to VIM.
Fulstone for 81, 900.
Rev. Brown has been fred out of
the pasturage" of the San Fran
cisco Congregational Church.
George Turley, the slayer of Cole
in Bodie last Winter, was convicted
of murder in the second degree.
Frank Neal, Fred Pfeifer, Lon
Patterson, Ben Cottrell and ]. f.
Parker of Aurora were in town last
week on jury duty.
George and Jas, Acheson, Sam
Hutton, P. ]. Conway, Jim Compton
and A. W.Green of Sweetwater were
in town as jurymen last week.
Judge Rising and his daughter,
Mrs. John R. Vail, left San Francis
co Yesterday for South Africa, where
they expect to remain permanently.
The first number of the Reno Tri
bune has reached US. 1t starts out
with liberal advertising patronage
and filled with crisp and newsy mat
ter.
Al. McCone of the Fulton Foun-
dry, Virginia, will visit Soda this
week to arrange for the erection of
mill at that place for Stewart s. Har
rington.
John and Louie Chiatovich N. Ba-
coch, J. A. Shreve, A. G. Dwelle, E.
Moini, Dave McNett and Bob Rob
inson came in from the south to at
tend court.
Louie Chiatovich has purchased
the Marietta mill from Ed. Brown
and is moving it to old Gold Noun
saia, where he will use it to crush ore
from his mines.
Shafe Hanger, under whose fore
manship the Pamlico was worked in
the palmy days, is examining the old
dumps of that mine, preparatory to
screening the same.
Bob Stewart. Johnny Harrington,
Tom Clark, Frank Pedrazzi, Robert
Christian, John Carey, Charles Mel
son and George Davidoyich came in
from Soda Tuesday.
Joel Nelson of Silver Star yester-
day received word that his father was
dying in Nebraska. He and his
brother Charles left for their fathers
hcme Sunday. They expect to re-
turn in one month
Messrs. Tyack & Parr will soon re-
sumo work at the Syndicate. They
have about $500 tons of tailings,
which will be put through their eva
hide plant when the weather warns
up little
McGarty, the man who killed ]. E.
Lewis near Bishop two weeks ago,
was pursued by officers to Teal S
Marsh, this county When he real
lied that escape was impossible he
killed himself with his rifle.
Robert Stewart is in Carson with
the most splendid and valuable min
ing specimens ever seen in the coun-
try. Cripple Greek and all outlying
districts are not in it. The speci-
mems are from the Gem mine, Silver
Star district. Carson News.
f. NJ. Edmunds, who has for some
time past been Grand Receiver of
the A. 0. u. w, has resigned his
position on account OF being about
to leave the State, and Grand Mas
ter Workman LaGrave has appoint
ed Fl. L. Fish of Reuo to fill the va
cancy.
There are more strange faces in
Bodie than we ever saw here before;
and the nomads continue to pile in,
though repeatedly told that there is
no work to be had A squad went
TO Candelaria the other day, and at
the same time number left the lat
Ter place for Bodie So they play
oattledoor and shuttlecock with
themselves, and get the worst of the
shuttle every time. -Bodie Index.
Patrick McGroaty died in Haw-