Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-04-21
SAMPLES.

look a trip to Keller last week.
lack Iuglis departed Friday for
8odie where he has secured a posi-
zion.
John F. Parr is expected to arrive
from Africa about the first of next
month.
A. C. May was in town last week.
He says Elko is the iveliest town in
the State.
Born-In Fish Lake Valley, April
9TH. 1897, to the wife of d. H. Nc
Nett, a daughter.
Ex-Governor Blasdell is on the
yComstock looking into the American
Flat drainage question.
Mrs. Theodore Tilton, of the fam
Gus Beecher-Tilton scandal case, died
in Brooklyn last week of paralysis.
Jim Lothrop was in town Thurs
.day. He says the Bounce is looking
fine and lots of good ore is being
.takon out.
Dan Stewart will visit New York
and Europe to secure pugilistic at
fractions for his carnival in Carson
next September.
It cost Postmaster Reed of Love
lock $3.50 for reporting to the govern
ment larger stamp business than
be actually was doing.
General Torreyson, Grand Chan
.cellor of the Knights of Pythias, is
preparing to make official visits to
the various lodges of the State.
There is a genuine boom in old
Tuolumne. Mines are being opened
by the score and money for develop
ment put into them without stint.
Geo. Leidy and Tony Sais came in
on Thursdays train, returning home
Friday. Leidy has withdrawn his
attachment proceedings, the matter
being compromised.
Aurora is promised nice little
boom of its own this Summer. At
least one cyanide plant will be in
operation, and it is said company
will start work on the great Esme
ralda ledge.
Charley Taylor of Lundy passed
through on his way to Canada last
Friday. He says the people of Mono
wil build that Tioga road by private
subscription. They want the road
and will have it, whether the bloom
in Budd likes it or not.
1t is said that Norman Wines, the
stage man, has obtained big con-
tract to carry the mails in New York
from the cars and steamers to the
postoffice. 1t is said to be worth
$4,000 year. He already has a
similar contract in Chicago.
Alex. Nicholas, a sheep herder, has
attached about II tons of wool be-
longing to Nicholas Pierre & Co. 1t
seems that Nicholas holds a promis-
sorry note of Pierre & Co. for 81, 600
for accumulated wages, and he at
tached the wool to secure its pay
ment.
The mill of Fred Pfeifer, below Del
Monte, is being overloaded and put
in order for the Summers run. 1t is
a compact and handy little affair,
and during the season grinds out con-
siderable gold for its owner The
vein from which the ore is extracted
is conveniently at hand.
President Mckinley has appointed
Senator Walcott, ex-Vice President
Stevenson and General Paine of Bos-
ton as commissioners to an interna-
tlonal monetary conference. The
two former claim to be silver men,
and Paine is of the gold standard
persuasion, although he is said to fa-
vor international agreement.
The Sunday school room was COM
fortably filled last Sunday evening
by an audience which greatly enjoyed
the Easter service, for which the
members Of the Sunday school have
been preparing for some weeks. The
program was very creditable, while
Eunice Cagwin's song and Marvel
bhIrchs recitation were particularly
well rendered for such little tots,
Mrs A. Tween, residing at 72O
Henry St, Alton, H., suffered with
sclatlc rheumatism for over eight
months. She doctored for it nearly
'he whole OF this time, using various
remedies recommended by friends