Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-24
MARRIED.
SAMPLES.

Jack Millner was q passenger for
tidewater on Sundays train.
It is estimated that 800, 00G was
spent by visitors to Carson last week.
Miss Lydia King returned Monday
after weeks visit to friends in Car
son.
At the present rate of increase the
nopulation of the world will double in
200 years.
The Legislature of Idaho passed a
law absolutely prohibiting gambling
in any form.
Sheriff Ingalls, left for Silver Peak
Monday to serve papers in an attach
ment suit of Leidy against Sias.
Nebraska's State Treasurer laid in
$500, 900 worth of prosperity for him
self at the expense of the State be-
fore quitting his job.
John Thomas of Columbus was
brought in from Columbus last week
and placed in the county hospital.
He has softening of the brain and is
in critical condition.
John Randolph of Pine Grove, an
inmate of the county hospital died
at that institution Yesterday OF drop
sy. He was q native of Virginia,
aged "a years.
The Japanese Consul at New York
says Japan will not dispose of its
stock of silver even if gold stand
ard is adopted. The silver will be
made into subsidiary coins.
NJ. A. Knapp has gone as engineer
to the Rosario mines, 60 miles back
Of Mazatlan, old properties which
have long been worked, and which
nav employ about 900 men.
A public school has been establish
ed at Marietta Miss Grace Dobson
is the teacher. AT present there are
only four scholars, but an increased
attendance is expected soon
Col. Sutherland came out on Thurs
days train and proceeded to Candle
laria. 1t vs. said that If the Bailey
process is a success on Candelaria
ores, work will be resumed in the
mines
There are those in every commu-
nifty who abuse the little local paper
and ridicule its trivial items; but it
generally those who borrow it. The
little things make up life, and the
local paper represents the life of
town.
DR.. G. A. Hascal and Miss N. B.
Shafter of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
were married in Reno, March 18th,
by Rev. Mr.. Lee DR.. Hascall is our
county physician, and the bride,
though a stranger, will be cordially
welcomed by our peoble.
VIM. Calkins mine at Marietta is
looking fine, and good ore is being
extracted. Sixty-five tons are now
beng worked at the Soda mill. Mr..
Calkins has worked hard at Marietta
Tor number of years, and is emit
Tied to the reward he is now receiv-
ing.
For the first time in many years a
PRESIDENT of the United States walks
aoout the streets of Washington un-
accompanied by detectives and slug
gers President Mckinley is man
OF the people. He can go anywhere
and receive salutatious and good
cheer from all.
Jack Kitchens won a pair of fine
urea chickens on the fight. Cne is
'u'i blood game cock and the other a
thoroughbred Japanese pullet. Jacks
o''o has vanquished nearly every
.ooSter In town. On Monday he de-
,ea'ea six in quick succession, and
ne Is looking for new fields to con-
quer.
'one Eastern people have been in
nevada for the past week or two
'VoAlng for copper mines. 1t is UNI
ue'S'ood that they have purchased
a"eng other mines the Dobbins mine
:" MASON Valley, for $1,000. The ore
no'n TINS mine used to be shipped to
s'' douglass mill at Dayton, and
oo"e OF it worked 45 per cent. 1t
"oulu pay these gentlemen to make