Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-03-30
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q C. Powning is reported to be
very low, and his death is expected
hourly.
W. J. Douglass and Dan Fitzpat-
rick were passengers for Carson last
Sunday.
It. B. Hickey went to 1ndepend-
enee Friday to inspect his flocks and
herds.
". J. Sutherland is on the way
from London to New York and Can
delaria.
Several train loads OF cattle were
shipped from Bishop to San Fran
cisco hst week.
Arthur George and Park Barnes
have hased the Central mine, Haw-
thorns district.
EXHIBITS from fourteen White Pine
count, mines have been forwarded
to the Omaha exposition.
C. .. Wallace has made a rich
.trikein a tunnel which he has been
running in Mariposa county.
Jefi,ies defeated Peter Jackson,
the olored prize fighter, in three
rounts in San Francisco last Friday
night
Mesrs. Thorn and Springer OF the
Oneila mine were in town last week.
Theyshipped a carload of ore to the
Hawthorne mill.
Hrbert Towers came down from
Bode Saturday. He will probably
resume work on his mine in Star dis
trio in short time.
TIM Diamond is making tests of
the Douglass mill tailings at Dayton
witt the view of working them by
the,yanide process.
/ you located claim on the 1st of
January and fail to do ten feet of
~ok before the 1st Of April, your To-
eaton is no good, according to the
ney law.
he Boston Nevada Company, OPP
eraing in Mason valley, has 400 tons
of copper ore ready for smelling and
ha: recently uncovered new de-
post of that metal.
Y. D. Jones of Lander county,
Grand Chancellor of the Knights of
Pyhias, visited Hawthorne last Fri
day and was entertained by the To-
cal Lodge with banquet.
Billy Halligan, formerly Deputy
Sheriff of this county, passed through
to San Francisco Wednesday. He is
troubled with rheumatism, and goes
below for rest and recovery.
Although over 20, 600 patents we're
issued last year, it is noticeable that
no ingenious mind has yet perfected
astovepipe that can be taken down
with an entire absence of profanity.
A rich strike is reported in the
fanlico. We have heard no particu-
lars, but sincerely hope the report is
true. The mine is being worked un-
der lease by W. S. Dickerson and
o. W. Whiting
l.. G. Douglass, the man who re-
Gently shot a woman in Virginia City
IN the thigh, and fired second shot
which would have killed her had the
bullet not been stopped by a corset
steel, has been fined $500.
Lieutenant E. w. Hubbard, U. S.
A., who has been instructor in mill
tary tactics at the Nevada State
University, has received orders from
army headquarters to be ready to
report in twelve hours if notified.
1t is rumored that the gold mines
IN Montgomery District, Nye county,
~NHu y nave OcCu SOld w d WNe'iehy
company. Should this prove true
that district will become one OF the
hveiiest and most prosperous in Ne
yada.
Deacon Gale and Frank Smith have
been in Independence for the past
week as witnesses in the Naylor case.
Unjust be a lively trial, as the two
opposing attorneys, Pat Reddy and
H. S. Minor, were each fined 500 for
contempt Of court.
The Nevada Company of lone have
purchased the old Citizen mill below
Town and now have large force OF
men at work tearing down the same.
The mill will ha removad tn lone and