Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-05-12
SAM PIES.

Silver SLaT p1OuudJ
The Soda mill is running on a 60
ton lot of Bounce ore.
Jack Nancy is working mine in
the Big Indian country.
Judge NJ. A. Murphy was in town
during the week on law business.
When a married woman has the
4oothache the whole family suffers.
A cyanide plant for use at Mann
moth was landed at Bishop last week.
Phil. Horton, formerly of Esme-
r.lda county, is now in Jamestown,'
Cal.
jim Wright was in town Monday
He says the fishing in the Walker
river is fine
Mrs. Maud Mason Boole, daughter
Of N. H. A. Mason. died in SanFran-
cisco last week.
Badger Bill, who went to De
Lamar some time ago, is on his way
back to Silver Star again.
Tom Wren has left Eureka and To-
Gated in Reno, where he has formed
a law partnership with 7. V. Julian.
Mrs. Morley and the children of ].
II. Mcbride left last Wednesday for
Reno, where they will remain for one
month.
The Comstock pay roll for April
amounted to $65,70 81. This is
$4,000 more than for the month of
March.
Ed. Brown is working 500 ton
lot of Hardscrabble ore at the Doug
lass mill. 1t is said to average $40 to
the ton.
John Considine, for mail clerk on
the C. g. c., was thrown from a bug
gy in Virginia last week and serious
ly injured.
1t vas reported in Dayton last week
that Spragg and Martin had sold
their Mason Valley copper mine for
$4,000.
An .eight-year- old girl died at Wal
nut Creek, Cal, from drinking lem
onade that had been left in tin can
over night.
All steamers going to Alaska are
loaded with miners and their outfits,
most of them on the way to the Yu-
kon country .ar sg4 .sse.es e
Frank Thorn was in town during
the week. He had three carloads of
high-grade Oneida ore worked at the
Hawthorne mill
John Burger and partner are run
ming dry washer on. the Lapanta
dumps, and are said to be making
about $40 per day,
Reports from Mason and Carson
valleys are to the effect that that late
frosts have killed most of the fruit
crops in those places
The Boulon- Come theatrical COM
bnation gave two performances in
town last week and captured the
hearts of the little folks.
A Bodie merchant hung out the
following sign a few days ago. An
nual sale now going on. Don't go
elsewhere to be cheated-come in
here" sEaA .S~
letter was received in town last
week announcing the death of Eu-
gene Knapps little baby girl in Oak
land. The child was bern in Haw-
thorne last year.
Albert Chase, Frank Wilson and
John Smith, the parties convicted of
robbing the G. & G.. r. r. cars at
Dayton, were sentenced to 20 months
In the State prison by Judge Mack
1t is, Thought, that Revada, who
murdered T, ], LeahH near, Mono
lake in September, 1892, is now in
Los Angeles Jail, having been cap
tured od the 2sths Of April at Poho-
ma by the Sheriff. 'as''' - 81
Archie Harrington has contracted
TO deliver $500 cords of wood to the
railroad at AlvOrd and other stations
and ether parties have contracted to
deliver 400 or 500 cords more at
points further south.-Register.
A number OF old-time Comstockers
are preparing to leave the lode for
new homes. 1t is said that the exo-
aus is marked. and the population of
virginia is rapidly decreasing. 1t is
certainly not flattering prospect.