Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-05-27
SAMPLES.

5oad of wool honday.
Queen Victoria celebrated her 18th
birthday last Sunday.
Archie Fasingten is pptting up a
mill in Mil Greek Canyon.
Mrs. Noel, wife of Sol Noel, dad
in Virginia City lasts
Neyadas State Fair will be from
September 21st to 18th inclusive.
Miss Kate Bardenwerper came out
from Reno Saturday, rstprning Sua-
day.
Yc Tambien, the famous Nevada
race horse was killed at Lexington,
kentucky, Saturday.
On Arbor Day in Nebraska, more
than 1000, 600 trees were planted be-
tween sunrise and sunset.
: Our school will close for the Sum-
mer vacation on the 10Th of June and
remain closed until September.
The Mt. Diablo Mining Company
has levied an assessment of FIVE cents
per share, delinquent'Jnne 18th.
Doves are plentiful and bass are
beginning to bite. Consequently the
nimrods and anglers are happy.
Lew Stoner has gone to old Gold
Mountain, where he will pat up .
quartz mill for Louie Ghiatoyich.
New Hampshire Democrats haze
adopted q gold-bug platform and
commend Cieveland's administration.
Seven bicycles arrived in town
Saturday night, and the young men
are having lots of fun with the ma
chimes.
Pike Thomas, is having some rock
crushed at the Thompson Mill. The
rock comes from Crabb District and
is very rich.
Bob Stewart came down on Satur-
days train He says he has net de-
cided yet what kind of mill he will
put up at Soda.
Fred Pheifer has started up his
quartz mill below Del Monte for the
summers run on custom rock from
Aurora mines
Frank Thorn and Arther George
came to town last Thursday. They
bad il tons of ore from the Oneida
mine with them.
I. H. Mulholland and wife of Inds-
pendence passed through on Fridays
train. Mrs. Nulholland will spend
. month in California.
Robert Mantell cigars, Yale Mix
ture Tobacco, and other varieties
of smokers goods are worth looking
at, at Bob Wright's store.
Nc Swain and Gundry, are hauling
ore to the Gignoux mill in order to
test the value of their new find which
is very promising looking rock.
Capt. Fagin came to town last Sat
urday. He says the copper mines
near Soda will prve to be the main
stay of the county in the near future.
Mrs. N. B. Torp returned Thurs
day from a months visit to Califor-
MIA. Mrs. ToRp had very pleasant
time, and is much improved Ia health.
The Ipyo Marble Co., which at one
time was very promising industry,
but which has been closed down for
the past year, will soon resume oper-
atoms.
On Monday the thermometer regis
tered 80 in the shade, and the must
cal buzzing of the blow-fy proclaims
the advent of Summer in emphatic
tones.
The Iowa Democratic State Con-
yention declared for free silver and
selected Boies as a delegate to the
National Convention. Wyoming also
declares for free silver,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Laws accom-
panied by Graham and Miss Charlotte
arrived on Saturdays train. The
young folks will spend their summer
vacation in Hawthorne.
The Nelson Brothers returned
from Nebraska last week. They
reached home too late to attend their
fathers funeral. They will resume
Rlning in Silver Star.
Mrs. Foley. widow OF the late d. D,
FOLEY, was married in Reno last We'd
nesday to Oscar J. Smith, mining
man in New Mexico. They will re-
SIDE permanently in Reno,