Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-11-24

looks as il he and his friends would
be well enough satisfied to work off
the SIC, 1000, 600 worth of stock thew
have put on the market.
Johnny Miller, Will George. Orie
Whiting and w. A. Ingalls, went deer
hunting last Friday. The two first
named each bagged a deer. and the
other two had lots of fun.
There will be big time in Candle
laria tonight, Including a ball at
Thomass Hall. Fine music has been
secured, and Bill Thomas will see
that the guests all have good time.
Just received by Esmeralda Mer-
camille Company: TilImann's 1st
grade Mocha and Java Blend. whole
roast Coffee, in one-pound tins. Till
MAINS Aremella Coffee, whole, roast
ed in bulk.
Fred Corkill of Caadelaria sent a
25-pound turkey to the County Hos
pital this week. 1t will be cooked for
Thanksgiving and the inmates desire
to extend their thanks to Mr. Corkill
for his kindness.
District Attorney Green returned
from Carson Friday. The seven Chi
| neSn who xyara n rrac+o1 -, uovv+l a,, -
last July for selling whisky to In
dians were found guilty and sentenc-
ed to IL months ia jail and 800 fine.
Just received, a choice lot of fine
cranberries and barrel of delicious
sweet apple cider, at the Esmeralda
Mercantile Co. s store. Also a spe-
cially selected line of holiday groce-
ries-jellies, spices, wines, etc.
New Orleans estimates its loss from
the yellow fever epidemic at $25, OO0,-
600. II old Ben Butler had been
there he would have reduced these
figures considerably During the
war he cleansed the city so that it
became as healthy as any in the
North.
There will be a grand Thanksgiv-
ing dance at Urquhart Hall to-mor-
row night. Everybody and his best
girl will be there, and there will be a
hot time in the old town that
night. George Money and Charley
Nelson will furnish the music and it
will be great.
The Peoples Cash Store has just
received a large shipment of fine
blankets, gents hose, suspenders,
buckskin, hogskin, sealskin and oil
tanned gloves, lined and unlined,
neckwear, wooden and flannel over
shirts, etc. Call and examine these
goods. They are selling at rock bot
tom prices for cash
Miss Atherton, our school teacher,
has for the past fortnight been drill
ing the children in various songs, re-
citations, ETC., in honor of Thanks
giving Day The exercises will take
place at the school house this after
noon and the parents and friends Of
the children are cordially invited to
be present.
P. M. Bowler and W. A. Ingalls,
left for Carson Sunday to be present
at the trial of the case of Peter Al
fretz VS.. Sheriff Ingalls,. This is an
action to recover " bales of wool
held by the Sheriff under attachment
by Alexander Nicholas The wool is
valued at 81, 700 P M. Bowler rep
resents Sheriff ingalls, and Judge M.
A. Murphy will appear for Alfretz.
The case will be tried before Judge
Hawley.
In Ohio the other day boy was
brought before the Grand Jury on
charge of burglary. He was in rags,
barefooted and half starved, and he
told his story, which was found to
be the whole truth. His prrents died
when he was very young, and since
that time he had to shift for himself
When the Grand Jury get through
with him he had on new pair OF
shoes, a suit of clothes and neat
little purse in his pocket, and there
was no indictment against him either.