Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-03-02
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March came ia like the mildest
kind of lamb.
snow fell at Truckee last Thurs
day to depth of 19jpehes.
Elke county's tax is the lowest in
the State, being s1e5 op the slO0.
Tb. San Francisco and San Joa
nj, road is now within two miles Of
bakersfield.
Commissioner Frank Neal has been
h.sking in Hawthorne's sunshine for
,.hc past two weeks.
La grippe has seized Hawthorne,
and the BULLETIN man has been laid
IN with it for several days.
John Harrington, an old Comstock-
or was found dead in his cabin in
virginia last Thursday, He was u
years old
The Silver City schools have been
ordered closed, owing to the preva-
lepce of malignant diphtheria among
ahe children.
Tommy Ryan, the Eastern pugil'
;st defeated George Green, the Cali
tornia pugilist, in Is hot rounds in
San Francisco last Friday night.
The State of Nevada has over
s6s 900 to distribute among its pub
lie schools, or more than $3.50 for
each pupil for the first half OF 1898.
Ted Brodlgan and Dave Miilsaps
left Monday for the Dumontelle mine
ON the west side OF Mt. Grant, where
they will work the coming Summer.
Jack McQuillan was in town Fri
day. He's getting so fat that many
of his old friends mistook him for
Harry Babcock, the mammoth drum
\ mer.
Jack Burke, deputy Sheriff of Vir-
ginia City, is 81, 100 short in his ac-
counts. The Sheriff made good the
shortage and dismissed Burke from
{ office.
Jesse Bruner says lone is one OF
the best gold camps in Nevada.
There are ne vacant houses there
and they cannot get lumber fast
enough.
Hugh Dunn, formerly blacksmith
of Hawthorne, departed Friday for
Boise City, Idaho, where he will dc
the blacksmithing for a big mining
company.
ttis said that $4,000 fools and 100
wise men are going to the Klondike
1 this Spring. The fools will work the
mines and the wise men will work
the fools. .,.s
Jim Yerington visited his mine
near Bishop last week. He is now in
possession of the mine and says the
mill will be running in 60 days. All
{ reports agree that this is valuable
mine.
DR.. Hascall left yesterday by way
OF lone and Austin for Boise, idaho.
Shorty Hatton, mounted on Piute
broncho, brought up as rear guard.
they may keep going northward un-
i til they reaci. the Klondike.
Last Saturday George Woodruff,
brakeman on the c. & c., was seized
with a severe henorrhage of the
head at Bishop station. He was
taken to Bishop in a carriage and
placed under a doctors care
Charley Box, the blacksmith, re-
turned from Darwin last week.
While coupling wagons at that place
he had one OF his fingers so badly
mashed that he was Obliged to come
TO Hawthorne for surgical attend
q ance. .s..r. e5y :. e.7ssq
The Bodia Miner says, Again it
1sintimated that move will be made
at Aurora during the coming Sum
per. Ex-Governor Colcord is now
In the East, and it is Said teat one OF
The chief objects of his trip is to con-
Ter with parties who come from Lon
aon to meet him and discuss Aurora
mines. 1t would be good thing for
Esmeralda II the old camp should be
Oorp again.
Johnny Bowler and Miss Maggie
hoodlng were married on the 9Th oil
feorqary at the residence OF the
brides parents on Reese river. The
groom is younger brother of p M.
ri Bowler ~ H.yt Acon onI I, n ,>,oe