Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-07-28
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Adams have re-
.n,oed from their visit to Carson and
Genoa.
Miss Jean Ingelow, the distinguish
"a noet, died in London last week,
aged II years.
There is q rumor going around that
uold has been found in Alaska. Did
YOU hear anything about it
Frank Thorn, who has been in town
several days seeking rest and recrea-
tiop left for home Sunday.
lack Doody, who has been rusti-
eating in Hawthorne for few days,
latt for Silver Star Thursday.
A little girl was born to the house
hold of Chas. Wagner last Wednes-
day. Mother and child are doing
well.
There is a lot of furniture for sale
at the residence of S. NJ. Booker.
He,e is a chance for those in need OF
household furniture.
Mrs. Douglass AID her daughter,
Mrs. Money, are guests at the MI
cleus. Mrs. Douglass is suffering
from a badly sprained ankle.
After an imprisonment of thirteen
DAYS without food in caved mine at
Gold6elds, Phenix, Arizona, james
Storms was rescued alive and will re-
cover.
Mouse, the Indian who killed two
men on the Colorado river last Win
ter. has been killed by trailer
named Miller, who will get the $3.50
reward
Alex. Fitzpatrick, proprietor of the
Standard FIGURING mills at Bishop,
passed through to Reno last week,
where he will remain short time
with his family
Bathing at the lake has now be-
come fashionable. Scarcely II day
passes but one or two parties OF la
dies and gentlemen may be seen sport
ing in the surf.
1t is reported that Andree, the
balloon sharp, has sent message by
carrier pigeon to the effect that he
has discovered the North Pole, but it
is probably fake.
Mrs. ]. M. Campbell, who has been
visiting friends in Hawthorne for the
past week, left on yesterdays train
for her home in Chicago. Miss Rita
Mccarthy accompanied her.
Assessor Ingalls, says the tax roll
this year will be but little less than
that OF last year. The decline is ow-
ing to the sale oplarge bands of cat
tie since the last assessment.
District Attorney Green has re-
turned from visit to Bridgeport,
Bodie and Sweetwater. He says
that haying is in full blast on the
S|eetwater and large crop will be
harvested
Whisky is four bits q drink in the
Alaska gold fields. A days wages
there (slo) will buy 30 drinks. A
days wages in Esmeralda ($3) will
also buy 30 drinks. So what's the
use OF going to that remote region.
In Meadow Lake district nearly
all the mines are bonded to the syn
dlcate that is building the road for
transporting the rebellious ores. AL
though nearly all of the known
lodges have been taken up, many
prospectors are going in.
The Yerington, Rps.ler, recently
contained an item stating that Mart.
Lrway had accepted a position with
Ire Boston Company Of Mason Val.
icy Mr.. Erway informs us that this
- mistake. He has no intention of
'eaVlng his present place.
John McKinnon and another miner
ie't Virginia City for the Alaska gold
nelos last Sunday. p. Kervin, Dave
nYan and A. j. Mcdonald have put
np $1,000 for the prospectors, and
.pey will be "in' with the profits of
The expedition.
Last summer one of our grand
'niaren was sick with severe bowel
trouble, says Mrs. e. G. Gregory,
o' fredrickstown, Mo. "Our doc,
"rs remedy had failed, then we
"'eu Chamberlain's Cohc, Cholera
ana Diarrhae Re0ely. which gave