Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-08-19
BORN.
SAMPLES.

Johnny Miller is entirely recovered
from his attack of scarlet fever.
Alex. Whitman left on Fridays
train for San Francisco.
The Democratic party has issued a
call for a State Convention in Car
son, Sept 9Th.
Sweetwater ranchers are busy hay
ing East Walker ranchers have
gathered their first crop.
Judge W. H. Virden is candidate
for reelection to the Office of Supe-
rior Judge of Mono county.
The Appeal says James R. Judge
will be candidate for Supreme Judge
before the Elko Convention.
The Enterprise says that Tom D
mond has gone to Aurora with a
crew of men to work an old pile of
tailings.
James Downey of Mason valley
died of pneumonia last week. He
was a native of Aurora, Nevada,
aged 33 years
H. M. Yerington and wife and
Miss Clara WATSON will sail for Hon
oulu tomorrow. They will be abroad
about one month.
Harry Brown, the missing bank
clerk OF Carson, is said to have got
ten away with 1000 belonging to
the Bullion bank
About 80 men are working in the
the mines of Pine Grove The Will
son mill is running on l00ton lot of
ore for E. r Shields.
A drunken Piute was thrown from
Il horse last Sunday. His head and
body were badly bruised. Sheriff In
gals gathered him up and put him in
the cooler for night.
Ernest Hall and wife of Virginia
City, and we'll known here, departed
Saturday for Iowa Hill, Cal, where
Mr.. Hall will take charge of gener
al merchandise business.
The candidates for Supreme Judge
on the Silver ticket are said to be
Massey of Elko, Huffaker of Storey,
Judge of Ormsby, Webster of Washoe
aud Harrington of Elko.
Engineer Louie Cooley and family
departed on Sundays train. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooley will remain in San
Francisco about three weeks, and
they will visit Lake Tahoe on the re-
turn trip.
1t is reported that Ed. Green has
discovered 30-foot ledge of So ore
on Table Mountain. There is con-
siderable excitement over the find,
and Jim Cain of Bodie has been ex-
porting it.
The Reno Gazette says: c. H. E.
Hardin is among the Congressional
possibilities this fall. 1t is said that
he will "shy his caster" into the ring
for the Democratic nomination.
The Sheriff and his deputy have
been busy during the past two weeks
making up the assessment roll.
Sheriff Ingalls, says the roll will foot
up about the same as last year.
According to the report of County
Superintendent Croker to the Supt.
of Public Instruction there are 211
children of school age in Esmeralda
county. This shows an increase of
II over last year
Powning & Mack disposed of the
Riverside Hotel and adjacent ground
TO Mrs. A. M. Warren of Virginia,
considerations $l2, 800. The sale does
not include any of the streets or
land lately plated as Riverside Ad
dition
Recorder Lothrop is, or ought to
De- the happiest man in town. Last
Wednesday daughter was born
unto his household Jim bears up
oravely under the numerous con
calculations. Mother and baby are
doing well.
I, l.. Moran and Oscar Rodeck,
representing Kohler & Chase of San
francisco, visited Hawthorne pro-
lessionally last week. They tune or
repair musical instruments and will
sell any standard instrument on easy
terms.
The contract made eighteen months
ago between the Holmes Mining Com
pany of Candelaria, Nevada, and Or
rln b, Peck of Chicago, fol the sale