Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-17
Ualker Lake Bulletin.
SAMPLES.


last Saturday night.
It is estimated that there are 5000
bobos between Reno and Ogden.
Jas. Nichol of Mason Valley sold a
span of work horses last week for
$3.50.
Three coach loads of passengers
left Sunday morning for the prize
fight.
Eight faro games, three of "craps"
and a roulette game are running in
Carson.
Eleven carloads of cattle were
shipped from Mason Valley on Sun
days train.
Japan has decided to go on a gold
standard after next October at a
standard of 32g to l.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beech err died on
the 10th anniversary of the death of
her famous husband.
Sheriff Kinney of Ormsby has ap-
pointed 30 extra policemen-20 to do
duty days and 30 nights.
A White Horse mine has a notice
posted on the windlass: please do
not fall down the shaft"
1t is surprising how many Haw-
thorneites have gone to Carson in
the past few days to have their teeth
fixed.
Judge Mack has fixed the date of
the trial of Logan, the alleged muir
derer of Jim King, for April 9th.
VIM WOODBURY. will prosecute and
p. M. Bowler will defend.
A bill will be introduced in the
legislature prohibiting the Superin-
dent of Public Instruction from 60
ing counting at public expense. That
will be rather cutting.
Saturdays south train carried 70
passengers, all en- route to Carson to
see The fight. They laid over one
night in Hawthorne and made
things lively for the nonce.
Charles Gooding, brother of Mrs.
R. r. Bigelow, formerly of Carson,
but now of San Francisco, was
stricken with apoplexy at Elko last
week and lived but few hours.
The control of the Walker River
Reservation, now under the jurisdic-
ton of Agent Wootten, Nevada
Agency, will be transferred to Sup
erentendent Mead of the Carson In
dian School, on the 31st of March,
1897.
Capt. John W. Kelly has suspend
ed work on the Sanger copper mine
in Saline Valley, having prospected
it to his satisfaction. He probably
has such liking for Bodie that he
cannot see anything good elsewhere.
Italian ranchers are still shipping
spuds from this point, and six car
loads left for Sacramento last week.
They are getting from $l4 to SIG per
ton for them. This is better price
than they have received for potatoes
Tor some seasons past. Dayton
Times.
The Carson girls are dressing and
looking their prettiest, in the fear
that some of the many kodac snap
shooters may pop at EN- for their
papeas. The snap shooters are look
ing Tor a representative Nevada girl,
ana OF course the Carson girls all
want to be cher"
II there was any way of computing
IT, Its diamonds to doughnuts that
every letter in every word contained
III any law passed by the eighteenth
session of the Nevada Legislature of
real practical benefit to the people
mas cost silver dollar, coined at the
ratio OF 16 to 1.--Gazette.
The Bodie Miners Union ield an
election on Wednesday, with the fol-
lowing result President, Stephen
v brlen; Vice President, Jas. Dolan;
recording Secretary, George Delury;
FINANCIAL Secretary, John MoKenzie;
treasurer, John Donohue; Delegate
70 western Miners Federation, Jas.
Glenn.
me international money confer
ence bill passed the Senate without a
oiVision on the I'd, and was signed
oy the President. The bill author
ICES the President to call the confer
ence and to nonoint commissioners