Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-25
SAMPLES.

Jim Merigold has taken lease on
the Dnndalk mine, Cat Greek.
The Governor has proclaimed Tues
day, april 21st, as Arbor Day.
There are i,qGe men working in
the railroad shops in Sacramento.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp departed for
San FRANCISCO Sunday for a brief
visit
Johnny Miller and Johnny Adams
hooked go fine bass at the lake last
Sunday.
H.F. Bartine is in Denver for the
purpose of raising funds for silver
campaign.
George Brodigan is in Bodie. We
commend him to the tender mercy
of the Bodie girls.
Chris. Zabriskie came down rom
Candelaria Wednesday and proceed
ed on to San Francisco.
The Eureka Sentinel says there are
mo less than ten ladies in the field for
the office of school trustees.
Lew Stoner is working on his mine
near Cory. He contemplates build
ing mill in the near future.
Over 300 painters are on strike
in San Francisco. A general 4trike
of tn. trades unions is feared.
Mrs. A. J. Church and children are
visiting friends in Independence.
They will return in about two weeks.
Times are so dull on the Comsiock
that the telegraph company will dis
continue sending the stock reports.
Reno is in luck. The House Com
mittse on Public Buildings has re-
ported favorably an appropriation
for $50, 1000.
TIE jury in Johnny Jones case
could not agree and were discharged,
They stood seven for conviction and
five for acquittal.
The mill hrs been running on La
panta ore for the past week. 1t is
now running on Burke & Hatton S
ore from Cat Greek.
Coyotes have killed every cat in
the town of Valley, Washington, and
in The nelghborhood They come in
boldly at night and take every cat in
sight.
A meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee is called, to be
held at Reno, April 4th, for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the St.
Louis Convention.
With free silver and protection the
Republican party would have a walk
over. But the alliance must be gen
nine, for the West wont stand any
straddling. Appeal.
The Keystone mines in Lincoln
county have been leased to Denver
parties, who will expend 500, 900 in
settling up the debts of the company
aud adding to the plant.
Will Church, railway agent at Can
delaria, departed with his family last
week for visit to California. A r.
Shiveley of Bishop is in temporary
charge of the Candelaria Office.
E. p. NJ. Bowler is making great pre-
parations to work the old Centras
mine in Nye county. He will take
out four-horse wagon load of sup
plies and force of miners next week.
The teachers institute will begin in
Reno April 9th. The Reno teachers
are perfecting arrangements for the
entertainment of visiting teachers.
The schools will be closed during the
week.
:" I'll bring my son up to be bet
ter husband than you are, " she fierce
ly exclaimed. "Ill teach him not to
twit his wife about his mothers good
cooking" "Oh, you needn't teach
him. replied the brute.
The Big Indian lessees received
81, $50, the result of their late milling,
on Friday. They paid their debts
and then proceeded to paint the
town. Bad whisky fumes and bad
music filed the air for a night.
Pastor Brown of the San Francis
60 First Congregational Church has
been given very thin coat of white
wash by the council. They found
that ne had not been guilty of inn
moral practices, but that he was
guilty of unministeriaI conduct