Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-06-16
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continued until the hot season is past.
Shafe Hanger, John Berger and
Sharty Hatton are prospecting in
Alum Creek. -.
The handsome residence of Gen.
eral Clarke in Carson was destroyed
Inv fire last Thursday.
J.. A. Yerington, r. X. Colcord, J.
T. Parr and G Gorge Mills are in Inyo
county exporting mines.
What's the matter with the Yer
.;noton Rustler? We haven't received
copy Of it for month.
Monroe Miller, former resident of
Hawthorne, is foreman of the Trade
Dollar mine in Silver City, Idaho.
Tom Kendall and wifi a-riv ID from
San francisco on sFeida,y. AMI pro-,
cseded to Douglass next morning.
Governor Sadler has appointed J.
r. Williams to succeed II. Fl. Beck as
Commissioner of Washoe county -
When man is sprethat his friends
never talk about him benin his back
it is sure that all his frients arr d lad.
J. F. Millner is running an 500
foot tunnel at his ranch below Ben
ton to obtain water to ifrigote ], 800
acres of land.
Fifty thousand young trout of diff
trent Ii IDS, from the Carson hatch
erv. will be placed in the Truckee
river in few days.
A three cornered fight over the
Foley estate is in progress in Reno.
Tae Hartley interest does not seem
t, be cutting much of figure.
There are over - tons of mining
machinery at the Wabuska depot
for the Boston g. Nevada Copper
Mining Company of Mason Valley.
Alex Whitman and Herb. Towers
rolled down from Bodie last week.
They were blown out of the Bodie
Tunnel by the late draft.
VIM. Wright, better known as Dan
de guile, expects to move from Vir-
ginia City to Iowanext month. He
has been in feeble health for some
time.
The name of Hazel Knapp was in
advertently omitted last week as
prize winner. She was awarded "a
prize for regular AM prom )t attend
ance.
Isaac Hoffmln, the merchant OF
San Francisco WAC met with tragic
death in San Francisco recently, was
at one time resid ens of Austin, Ne
vlla.
A. NJ. Hamlen came in from Nye
county last week, and will remain
while. He says that the mines around
lone are all looking well, and that
Austin is on the eve of substantial
boom,
Angus Macarthur, formerly of this
county. died at Lbs Angeles on May
9th. He was we'll known in this
co lnty, and his many friends will be
panied to learn of his death. He was
Aaatiye of Cluada.
An agent of Wells. Fargo & Co.
Was looking at horses in Owens val
ley last week with view to purchase
t'r express purposes. He stated that
his company would ship the animals
to Eastern points.
Frank Thorn and Arthur George
OF the Oneida mine were in town last
week having q lot of ore worked.
The One da has been a steady pro-
Queer for over three years: giving
constant employment to from eight
to twelve men, and producing over
$4,000. - ts- ss-''' o. % y
80 i~sEsf fftf JH.. ~ ,safts.gsnl
Quite number Of 81 yer Star min
ers are prSsp ,cting'ih Pumpkin Hol-
low, Mason Valleys Among the num-
Der are Joel Nelson, Tom Pritchard,
Jack McQuilan., George Fottler, Jim
Lothrop. II there are any good
mines there, these boys are likely to
hnd them.
Maher and Sharkey appeared in q
sevenround shap, exhibition in NV
York the other day before 10000
suckers. The two principals had an
engagement to attend cock fight
'oe same evening, so at the end Of
ine seventh roual the police stopped
ehe iarca and the referee declared it