Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-11-23
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sre in Cat Greek.
Frank Nesi viii abideiin Hawthorne
for the Winter. IT,
Mrs. Geo. Mills of Carson is visit.
sng Mrs. R. J. Laws.
The vote of Washoe county for
Governor is to be recounted.
Many Of the children of Hawthorne
are afflicted with chicken pox.
Clara Laws who has been quite
sick for the past weeks much improv-
ed zs.,.., st.. =.
Mrs. Charles Meadows arrived on
Sunday on visit to her father, Mr..
Wagner. - 5..,'.
Ex-Governor Colcord was sworn in
last week A. Superintendent of the
Carson Mint. -
tomorrow will be Thanksgiving
day. We have q fine crow fattening
in our barn yard. - - -
A. Benneto, Carson barber, last
weak purchased Shaw's Springs, the
price being $1,000.
Mrs. Putnam, who has neea house.
keeper for Chas. Wagner, left for Der
home in Bishop on Monday. s-
Col. Thos. Curtis, formerly we'll
known miner IN this vicinity, is now
in the Virginia Soldiers Home. Is
Geo. Acheson, Jim Compston, G.
Blaisdell and 2. B. Ravanelle of
Sweetwater were in town last week.
Owners of unpatented mines should
get move on pretty soon, if they
have not already done their annual
assessment work.
Two carloads OF ore from the
Holmes mine were shipped to Virgil
mia last week to be worked in the
Kinksad mill there.
VIM. Calkins, was authorized by
the County Commissioners to do $40
worth OF work on the road from Ma
rietta to Bellevills.
The West Walker River Mining
Co., operating in Lyon county, has
bonded its mines for six months to
]. S. Cain of Bodie and r.. G. Laws
Of Hawthorne.
From the Carson Appeal We learn
that VIM. Hopes, was run over by
two wheels of wood wagon near
Pine Nut last Friday. 1t is feared
he cannot recover. x...z..4t.
Antonio Patagna who killed Thos..
Zeimetz at Dayton about a month ago
by stabbing him, hanged himself in
his cell last Saturday. His trial was
set for December 9th.
There being no pine nuts this year
the Indians went to California and
gathered acorns. Several wagon
loads of acorns were brought over
the mountains last week.
Billy Douglass, Orie and Ed. Whit
Ing, Jack Nancy and Scotty Dicker-
son have been hunting deer in Alum
Creek for several days. They sent
blk buck to town yesterday.
A company represented by F.. G.
Smith has purchased from F. G. Ev-
erett a group of three mines in
Smith valley. The price paid was
$4,000. A fve-stamp mill goes with
the mines. .s
On last Saturday VIM. R. Lewis,
aged %, shot and killed Mrs. D. J..
Hadley and then killed himself. No
motive can be surmised for the deed.
The tragedy occurred at Whine
mucca.. bro. e.
General J. G. Hagerman took a trip
to Fish Lake and Silver Peak last
week, He probably wanted to. see
the big ledge at the Peak and incident
ally buzz WATSON and Leidy in behalf
Of Senator Stewart.
Judge Cheney, perhaps the bright
est mind on the Nevada Bench, has
resigned the Judgeship of the Second
judicial District, and Governor Sad
Ter has appointed B. f.. Curler, the
'udge-clect, to ALI the vacancy.
Mlllner and Harrington are testing
me merit OF a concentrating scheme
Attention. II it proves success they
viii engage in it on larger scale.
Mr. hillHer says If silver would only
20 to abaut Is cents an ounce every
oody ia Benton would be happy.