Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-04-06
SAMPLES.

Matt dScy W.
Bode to open blacksmith shop with
e P. Aylsworth. -.... =.
The Standard Company OF Bodie
,.,,ored a dividend of 10 cents per
share last week.
Blanchard's lime kiln will begin to
h,rn in few days, there being large
orders on hand.
There are eight teams on the road
hauling freight for the Nevada Com
napy from Austin to lone.
Nat Green, who has lived in Haw-
4borpe for several months, departed
far San Francisco Saturday.
Engineer Abe Church left for Car
son Yesterday. He is on the sick list
and goes to consult a'doc+or
Marshall Naylor,,' charged with
staoe robbery near Independence,
was acquitted by the jury last Fri
day.
Mrs Catherine Ward died in Vir-
oinia City last Thursday Deceased
mas the mother of Mrs. Delury OF
Bodie.
dNYO COUNTY production
Flour, Corn Meal, Beans and Eggs.
Said at the store of the Esmeralda
Mercantile Co.
George Meadows of Virginia City,
who has contract to paint our hos
n;tal and courthouse, began work
on the hospital Monday.
James McCaghren of Bodie is very
nick with pneumonia at the French
Hospital in San Francisco, and his
brother Hugh has gone to attend
him. -a..e 80.
The DAYTON Times says ]. E. Gig
uoux and T. P. Mack have been en-
gagged to re-survey the disputed
boundary line between Douglass and
Lyon counties.
Mrs. r. Nj. King is visiting friends
il Carson. She has been in poor
health for long time and her friends
hope that a change Of scene will
prove beneficial.
J.E. Gignoux has leased his Cam
bridge ranch on East Walker river
to Nelson Poll and Joe Giusti for five
years. The lessees are stockmen and
tbeir main crop will be alfalfa.
Simon Fraser, an old and respect
ed citizen of Virginia City, died at
that place last Wednesday. His
death resulted from injuries received
by the upsetting of wagon in which
he was riding.
s. W. Austin and F. E. Dcnsmore
have been appointed Register and
Receiver of the U. S. Land Office at
Independence, in place of /. H. Null
holland and A. w. Eibeshutz, whose
terms expire April 18Th.
The lawsuit of Sam Longabaugh
against the Silver Hill Mining Com
pany for $50, 900 damages for ore al
le5ed to have been extracted from
adjoining ground owned by the plain
till, has been settled by the payment
to Longabaugh of $1,000.
The Sunshine cyanide will start up
this week. The Aurora plant will
soon be in operation, and if the
weather continues to moderate SO
that the tailings get thawed out all
the Bodie cyanides will be in opera
ton some weeks earlier than usual
About month ago James Meri-
gold bruised his thumb by blow
from hammer. All efforts to heal
the bruise have been unavailing, and
Dir. Sinclair yesterday decided to
.anputate the thumb at the first
joint. The operation tgill be per-
formed today or tomorrow ~,
Warrants for $4,000. were yester-
day sent to the heirs of the late Eli
Johnson by the A. Q. U. ", Mr..
Johnson was member Of Lakeview
Lodge No. IL of Hawthorne, and
was insured for 81, 900 ia that order.
The heirs are Mrs. Eli Johnson. Ida,
oline and Enmit, each of WHOM re-
oeived $500.
The poll tax law win be tested in
Carson next week. John Wilson, n
citizen OF that town, wanted to reg
istep 60 vote at the city election, but
as he had not paid his poll tax the