Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-02-17
un1ker Lake Bulletin.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY H. 1897
SAMPLES.

"Our Taste" Hams, bacon anG
lard lust received by the Esmeralds
Mercantile Co.
We are informed that D. o. Mills,
President of the C. &C, will make a
trip over the road this week
About 20 Mexicans are at work in
the Mazourka district, Inyo county,
dry washing and making wages.
Work on the Bodie Tunnel wa,
discontinued last week, and 20 men
laid off until the Spring thaws set in.
Samples of wall paper, all grades,
at Esmeralda Mercantile Cos. Lots
ordered to suit. Call and see them.
George and Ted Bredigan began
work last week on their claim in
Hawthorne district. The surface in
dications are good.
Gluntz & Thompson are reported
TO have struck it good in the Grassie
mine, Silver Star They are working
the mine under lease.
]. D. Lothrop came in from Silver
Star Saturday. He says the Bounce
mine shows a strong ledge Of good
grade ore.
All coats and capes for the ladies
are reduced rs per cent al F. W.
Days, opposite the Capitol, Carson
City, Nevada.
The Austin Reveille says: T. J.
Bells placer claims at lone are pro-
ducing more gold than ever. Several
valuable discoveries have been made
OF late.
BEST goods at lowest prices, is
r. W. Days motto. Call at his store
isCarson, opposite the Capitol, and
be convinced of the truth of his
statement.
The StrosAider brothers are re-
ported to be taking out some rich
gold ore from their claims in Pump
kin Hollow, about six miles southeast
OF Yerington, in Mason valley.
A resolution has been introduced
in the Legislature memorializing Con
gress to place the Walker Lake Res
ervation under thu control of the
Superintendent Of the Indian school
at Carson.
There is considerable rivalry for
the position of U. S. District Attor-
aey, and the following gentlemen are
mentioned for the position: NJ A.
Murphy, o. H. Grey, ]. w. Whitcher
and E. D. Vanderleith.
dn the District Court at Carson
last week Agnes Longabaugh was
granted divorce from Sam Tonga
baugh She was allowed IS, 900 and
$500 counsel fees, and defendant or
S'0a w pay coStS.
Jesse Burlington, the little boy who
iell from a tree in Pine Grove last
month, and was brought to Haw.
thorne for treatment, died at the
hospital Sunday. The funeral took
place Monday.
The Gazette says a bill will be in.
PRODUCED in the Legislature to aid
the establishment of wooden mill at
Reno. 1t provides for a bonus OF
slo,ooo to be paid by the State for the
hrst 81 900 pairs of blankets made.
Have you ever visited the Yankee
clothiers store in Carson? If not,
the first time you 60 the metropolis
81 Nevada be sure to go to F. W.
DAYS, opposite the Capitol, and in
spect his stock of dry goods, cloth
ing ETC., and order custom suit.
Last week Mrs. Ed. Wood of Au-
iora received a warrant for 81, 600
from the Grand Receiver, A. o. U.
w. which was the amount of insur
"nce que her on account of the death
Vi her husband, who was member
oi hawthorne Lodge A. o. U. w.
She Went, a Chinese woman, died
~ Hawthorqe Monday, and was
'ut'ed yesterday with all the pomu
ana circumstance customary at Chi
Aese festivals Of the kind Deceased
was the mother of Mrs. Chung Kee,
uee All Cum, who was formerly q
pup" OF the Hawthorne public school,
BOO Stewart came in from Soda
saturday. He says things are very
a''e' IN his neighborhood. The ore
n.. 'as Gem mine is improving in
sue out . windlass is too slow and
F'tive a means of hoist;ny tha