Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-08-11
SAMPLES.

visiting Mrs A. I. Taylor
Mrs. Lynch, formerly of Belleville,
died near Benton on July 18th.
Oscar Hilton of Bishop passed
through last week en- route to Alaska.
Irv Mulholland and daughter re-
turned from San Francisco last Sun
day.
A gold mine to start with is quite
q necessary part Of the Klondyke
outfit.
J. A. Yerington and R. K. Colcord
visited some mines near Bishop last
week.
Bob Stewards mill is expected to
start up this week after brief shut
down.
1t is reported that Judge Talbot
has fallen heir to large fortune in
the East
Ted Brodigan left Monday for the
Grant Mountain mines, where he has
secured position.
It is reported that the Gold Greek
mines have been sold to an English
,ypdicate for $l5, 100000.
About $4,000 was disbursed in
Yerington last week by the Boston
Nevada Copper Company.
Charley Forbes spent few days in
town last week. This is his first visit
to town for eight months.
They News says the smallpox has
broken out among the Carson valley
Indians aud they are scattering.
Col. Boyle, w. D. Tobey and John
Forbes, owners of the Big Indian
mine, visited that property yester-
day.
Jshn Madden, Treasurer of Modoc
county, Cal, has skipped out with
the county fsads, amounting to about
100000.
A. S. Fitzpatrick, of the Standard
FIGURING Mill, near Bishop, returned
from Reno and proceeded home last
Wednesday.
Things are reported lively in the
Mason Valley. With the copper and
gold mines booming it puts consider
able life in the county.
The Genoa Courier says the haying
business is in full blast in Carson
Valley, the meadows are full of men
and moving machines.
A carload of dirt from one OF the
Oinghouse Canyon mines was work
ed at the Reno reduction works last
week and returned $14 to the ton.
The Tahoe railroad, about which
so much has been said this Summer,
will not be built this year and per-
haps not at all, says the Truckee Re-
publican.
About $50 tons of hay on the Scott
ranch, near Fort Halleck, were de-
stroyed by fire Monday. The FIRE
was started by children playing with
matches.
Two girl babies have been born to
the Vanderbilt families within a week
and the harvest for British noblemen
OF the next generation will be better
than the present.
From the Carson papers we learn
that the Hawth wheelmen have
challenged the Carsonites to 25-
mile relay race for $500 to 81, 900 a
SIDE, the race to take place fair Gime
Dan Emerson, Ike Miller and John
FARRELL came in from Little Bonanza
tuesday with $1,7O0, the result Of a
cleanup of $50 tons of rock worked
IN the Buck Springs mill. -Yeringtsn
Rastler.
mere are now nearly ten tons OF
w tne dump AZ Garlock, the vein
growing thicker and the coal better
% IL goes down. Frank Heald has
recently sold his interest in the mine
for SIS, 200.
a. Z. Stock and Miss Jennie Sher.
nian were married at the residence
el the brides mother in Reno last
wednesday, President Stubs of the
University officiating. The happy
couple are travelling in California,
Inc Davis teaching plant at Day
'on' which has been running on river
material OF the Carson River Dredge
company, has worked about 900 tons
auo 1t has proved that there is fair
a