Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-11
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Shafe Hanger and Charley Box
have returned to Marietta
The District Court will meet again
in Hawthorne on April 22d
Bob Robinson, the sage of Tule
Canyon, spent a few days in town
last week.
Eleven carloads of sheep were
shipped from Wabuska to San Fran
cisco last Saturday.
Hay is nearly all sold in Smith
Valley, and none of the ranchers will
carry any over this season.
The mill has been running for
several days on Big Indian ore.
They will clean up this week.
Mrs c. P. Mengel and children left
last week for San Francisco, where
they will remain two months.
A snow pillow was sent over the
road last week to clear the track of
snow between Belleville and Ben
ton.
There is a butchers war in Bodie
and the people of that town are now
getting prime beef for cents a
pound.
The building boom has set in at
De Lamar. Three sawmills are kept
busy supplying the demands for
lumber.
The cold snap has set the fruit
trees back so that possibly we may
have some fruit in this vicinity this
season.
Mrs. McQuillan, mother of James
and John McQuillan, passed through
to Silver Star last Monday to visit
her sons.
The Mint case of j. 7. Jones is
dragging it's weary length along in
the United States Court at Carson
and promises to last through next
week.
DR.. Brown, the Don Juan of the
San Francisco ministry, has been
found guilty by the Council of
Congregational ministers, and his
resignation is asked for.
Sam Bowling, the well known as
saver, is the latest to pull up sticks
and leave Virginia City for pastures
now. His destination is said to be
Cripple Greek or Butte.
An Elko cattle company brought
suit against sheepman for damages
under the trespass law. The case
has been submitted to Judge Talbot,
who intimated that he would decide
for the plaintiff.
The receipts from passenger trat-
fc at Reno, the natural railway cen
ter of Nevada, were 50, 600 more this
February than they were the CORES
ponding month last year.
The Apache Indians say: of the
snow that falls during the winter is
dry and is blown about by the wind,
dry summer will follow very damp
snow indicates rain in the spring.
There is said to be over five feet of
snow in Bodie. The snow on the
road is soft an slushy and it is with
great difficulty that teams are
enabled to navigate.
The coinage of the United States
Branch Mint in San Francisco for
the month of February aggregated;
Double eagles, 81, 240, 009; standard
dollars, 100000 Total, 81, $40, 900.
p. NJ. Bowler left on Fridays train
for Nye county. He was accompa-
MED by c. G. Hansen. They will
examine certain mining property in
that county with view to working
the same.
Deputy Sheriff Ingalls, left on Fri
days train for Carson with Charley
Zee, who is sentenced 10 serve -
years in State Prison for the killing
ot Quong Fee in Star District last
October
Thousands of scientific men are
experimenting with the X ray in
Europe and America, and as the sub
lect grows on acquaintance, 1t is
likely to hold place among the
leading topics of 1896
Col J. w. Sutherland, Managing
Director of the Holmes mines, arriv-
ed in Candelara last Friday night.
He will remain for two weeks and
put the companys property in con