Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-12-29

Monday.
Sam Tyack, the Bodie bonanziare,
.ss.d through town last week.
poh Stewart and Dr.. Fish Lake
TOO came ia from Soda Tuesday.
Tho thermometer registered &c de
..oos below zero in Bodie last Thurs
day.
lanes McMasters came down from
pode Monday. Jim looks prosper
Gus and happy
Miss Blanche Atherton left Thurs
Aay for her home in Carson to spend
the holidays.
Arrangements are being made to
nave q grand dance in Hawthorne
tomorrow night.
George Elstner of Silver Peak
oassed through on Sunday. He is
bound for Alaska.
George Brodigan is visiting Haw-
,borne. He says the Bodie cyanide
works are closed for the Winter.
Considerable wild land on the Ma
son ranch, in Mason valley, will be
nut under cultivation this Winter
Will holland is visiting his parents.
His father is having the roof of his
house raised few feet to accommo-
date him.
The working of the copper mines
in Mason valley has caused num-
Der of rough characters to locate in
that section.
Governor Sadler has offered a re-
ward of $500 for the arrest and con-
yiction of any of the brutes who
lynched Uber.
Milton Pritchard was badly in
iured by being thrown from wood
wagon near Pine Grove last week
Several bones were broken.
The Christmas tree entertainment
was a grand success, and the hall
was crowded with friends of the lit
te ones, who thoroughly enjoyed the
exhibition.
Do you know how to locate a mine
under the new law? If not, provide
Yourself now with the necessary 10
/ cation blanks. For sale at this office
Is cents each.
AL Wild came up from Mason val
4 ley Saturday. He intended to come
Friday, but the train left Wabuska
while he was making a speech to the
Sunday school.
The two Will Youngs have deve-
n oped large and rich ledge of copper
ore north of Mason station, in Mason
II valley. The ledge is about mile
from the c. & G. road
4 Bob Christian and Ross Condor
came in from Star Saturday to see
the boys and girl. They say the
dance at the camp. Christmas Eve
was very enjoyable affair.
The BULLETIN will send out its reg
ular yearly subscription bills this
week. We have not seen the wave
OF prosperity yet, are hard up, and
will be much obliged for remittanees,
however small.
A man named Darlington is going
to auction off wives in Dawson City
IN the Spring. He says several wo-
men from Auburn, New York, are
willing to go on the block. And thus
the horrors of the Yukon increase.
Bishop Leonard of the Episcopal
diocese of Utah and Nevada was
eected an honorary Vice President
OF the American Church Society at
sne meeting of that organization in
Philadelphia last week
Steel freight cars with II capacity
pl looeOO pounds will soon displace
The old style of wooden cars on the
eastern roads, which carry about
Oo'ooo pounds. These cars are said
70 materially lessen the dead weight
nsuled, and in many other ways are
more desirable than the wooden cars.
n man in Mason valley went to
teea some hogs the other day and
WI INTO the pen among the hungry
SWINE The fall stunned him and be.
'O'e ne could get up the hogs had Ia
Nc" a few mouthfuls of his legs.
'ue mans cries were heard by per.
'0u' close at hand who drove tn,
hogs away.