Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-07-07
SAMPLES.
Frank Dunn is in town.

water Sunday.
The gold output of Cripple Creek
for 1895 was 81 !. 900, 600.
Charley Taylor returned from a
trip to Canada last Saturday.
A. w. Curtis and Jack Nancy left
for Silver Star on Mondays train.
IF. Booker came in from Soda to
snend the Fourth with his children.
Professor Ring has been elected
elected principal OF the Elko schools.
Bob Wright and Fred Weber sent
five tons of ore to the Soda mill Mon
day.
Mrs. A. J. Church and Mrs. A. J.
Mccarthy are visiting friends in In
dependence,
The Comstock mines paid out SOL, :
500 last month as wages; So, 600 less
than the month preYious.
Mrs. D. Rosenthal has been suffer
ing for the past week from severe
attack of infammatory rheumatism.
W. Fl. Barnes of Aida Valley is
in town suffering from a dislocated
shoulder, caused by an accident in
his mine
John l. Blair, owner of the Silver
Peak mines, is reported to be dying
at his home in New Jersey. He is
96 years old.
Jack Carey of Silver Star spent
the Fourth in Hawthorne. lie says
he was looking for quiet place and
he found it.
Lost-A lady silvermounted hair
pin was lost recently in Hawthorne.
The finder will confer favor by leav-
ing it at this Office,
The miners of Kimberly. South
Africa, have formed a union and
unieu aud fixed the rate of wages at
one pound sterling per day.
Dan McGilvery drove in from Soda
Sunday. He says the big wind did
not blow his hair off, but it knocked
all the Spikes out of one of his big
wagon wheels.
Candelaria celebrated the Fourth
in good style. Colonel Sutherland
provided fireworks, Chinese lanterns,
refreshments. ETC., and the day was
pleasantly passed.
The Fourth passed quietly in Haw-
thorne. Many houses were decorat-
ed with the Stars and Stripes, and a
daylight salute of II guns aroused
the community aud made the hills
resound with the echo,
John Gooding of Austin was killed
in a collision on the Christian En-
.deavor excursion train near Chicago
last Wednesday. lie was returning
from visit to hi, son in Wisconsin.
Two other passengers were killed aud
20 injured.
The preliminary examination of
Hlgue, Womble and WATSON, charged
with HOUSEKEEPING, will take place
in the Justice Court in Hawthorne
to-day. Also the case against L. J.
hanchett, on a charge of threats to
dc bodily harm.
The new mill at Austin was start
ed up last week. 1t has thirty STAN ps
AMI number of Frue Venners and
is up to date in every respect. The
works are lighted by electricity and
The town of Austin will be lighted by
the same dynamo.
II the monumental liar who starts
Iae exciting gossip in this community
Will call at this Office, he or she will
D. employed at splendid salary.
news is scarce and we need just an
Ingenious Imagination as this indi-
yidual possesses.
John ID. Sargent President of the
Montezama mining Company, last
week passed through town on his
way to the company's mines. He is
accompanied by Richard Gunary of
oalt Lake and Deputy u. s. Mineral
surveyor Gould of Reno.
W ]. Bryan made speech to the
people oil Reno at o'clock last Sat
oraay morning fron the platform of
railroad ear. Large delegations of
people were present from Virginia,
carson and the surrounding country.
and great enthusiasm was manifest
ed
Last summer one Of our grand