Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31
walker Lake Bulletin.
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Bodie Saturday
Cad Thompson, a notorious wom-
an. died in Virginia last week.
The close season for wild ducks,
geese. ETC., begins tomorrow
The total receipts at the big fight
are said to have been $105, 900.
A man that bets is nc good and a
man that don't bet is no better.
Mrs. C. ]. Williamson has started
women suffrage paper in Reno.
The Holmes stock was listed on
the San Francisco stock board last
week.
Billy Birch, the famous California
minstrel, is dying in New York of
paralysis
Born-At Thorne's ranch, Carson
valley. to the wife OF G. A. Hum
phrey, son.
The estimate output of the Cripple
Greek district for January and Feb
ruary was s2,50O.OO
Senator McCone is acting Cover
nor during the temporary absence OF
his excellency Reinhold.
P.J. Conway, George and James
Achison, James Compton and Joe
Hopes were in town during the
week.
Glen Ogg came down from Lundy
Saturday, and departed for San
Francisco Monday. He will return
in a week.
The trial of Logan will begin in
Dayton next Tuesday. VIM. Wood
burn will prosecute and P. M. Bow
Ter will defend.
The Big Indian miners, who have
been in town for the past month, left
for the mine Saturday. Their lease
will expire next July.
L. E. Hanchett and wife and S. L.
McNaughten were south bound pas
sengers on Mondays train. L. ].
Hanchett has gone to New York.
VIM. 7. Adams, whose stories for
boys and girls will ever be pleasant
memory, died in Boston last week.
His pen name was 'Oliver Optic"
There were thirty nine claims re-
corded in the office OF the Recorder
o. -.ie Rand mining district in Kern
county, California, for the week end
ing March IL.
W. H. Smith, the man who killed
W. f. Bradford in Carson on the
18th, was acquitted. He passed
through Hawthorne Thursday on his
way to Randsburg.
Seven or eight sheep shearers came
to town Sunday. They are engaged
to shear about 1900 sheep at this
point. The price paid is six cents a
head. Dune Mckenzie is Captain of
the gang.
Martin Julian, manager OF Fitz-
simmons, and Wheeleck, manager
for Dan Stuart, presented George
Sller, the referee of the late fight, a
S500 note on the train between Car
son and Reno. Reno Journal.
Shafe Hanger went to Hawthorne
district with an outfit to work on the
fltzsimmons mine. He intends to
put in harder blows than Corbett on
fltz, and ere the fourteenth round
will be knocking out pay.
It's reckoned that every cent de-
cine in silver entails loss of $50
ooo year upon the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company of Montana.
The company is said to have pur-
chased a valuable copper property in
British Columbia.
The servant girls in Decatur, ILL.,,
nave formed a unien to regulate
wages. One of the laws is that when
aglrl is employed in family which
Is Increased by the addition OF cit
''e stranger" the wages of the SER
want must be advanced one dollar a
month
Articles of incorporation for an
athletic aud sporting club were
ora~n up Saturday night to arrange
70 nave prize fights in Reno In June
ana September, A prominent man
.e'. ior San Francisco Monday night
70 interest the sporting men of that
place IN the enterprise. Reno Ca
z,tts.
Col. Sutherland snant snxarol dovs