Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-11-29
The Metal Market.
SAMPLES.

MIS-. n.y.
parents in Dayton.
PAM is now connected ~ith San
r..ncisco and way towns by tele-
phone.
The Standard Mining Company of
Bodie paid dividend of ten cents
share last week.
Miller & Bacigalupi have suspend
II work for the Winter on their
claim near Cory.
Water and whisky 60 single in
Randsbulg saloons, as one costs as
much as the other
Col Sam Curtis has leased the
Could Il Curry and Best & Belcher
cpppings in Virginia.
The Nevada exhibit for the Paris
Exposition is being arranged by j.
A. Yerington in Carson.
A fine line of candies and nuts for
the holiday trade just opened up at
the Peoples Cash Store.
Wood is in demand Dealers in
Carson and Virginia are buying all
they can get in this vicinity.
Miss Bessie Patton OF Virginia has
inferred the Women's Hospital, San
francisco, as a trained nurse.
Mrs. w. ]. Sinclair was a passen-
ger on Mondays train for Soda,
where her husband is employed.
Winter apples, citron, seeded rails
ins, cleaned currants, citron and
mince meat at the Peoples Cash
Store.
J. D. Lothrop and r. B. Davis
have purchased the store business OF
the Douglass Company at Soda
Springs.
The whole world calls for Rex and
Diamond c Hams and bacon. A full
stock always on hand at the Peoples
Cash Store.
G. II. Norton last week sold the
Wandering Boy copper mine at Wads-
worth to San Francisco capitalists
for SIS, 900 cash.
O. F. Taylor has returned from
lis annual trip TO San Francisco,
where he purchased an elegant as
sortment of up-to-date Christmas
goods
The four Chinese confined in the
County Jail for selling whisky to In-
dams will have a hearing before the
U. S. Circuit Court in Carson on
December 7th.
A printing office in a little town in
Michigan is opened by prayer every
morning. This is a rare exception
to the rule as from time immemorial
it has been customary for printing
offices to be opened by the devil and
closed by the Sheriff.
Martin Kaiser Ainsley, an inmate
Of the County Hospital, died last
Saturday in crisis of tochycardia,
With which he was afflicted for years.
Deceased was miner formerly en-
poyed in Silver Star. He was a ma
tive of New Jersey, aged 50 years.
A private letter from Rene says
that Billy Halligan, who is an inmate
Of the insane asylum, is improving
mentally, although physical wreck.
The asylum authorities say that he
is not insane, and he will be returned
to this county. They also say he is
lncurable.
1--WE have sold many different
cough remedies, but none has given
better satisfaction than Chamber
AIMS" says Mr.. Charles Holzhauer,
druggist, Newark, N j. " 1t is per-
iectly safe and can be relied upon in
az cases of coughs, colds or hoarse
ness Sold by r. M. King, drug
gst.
Messrs. Geraux, Phyler and Stew
art representing Pennsylvania capi7
tal, have made an arrangement with
Barnes & Anderson for the purchase
oi their gold mine near Citrus. The
Terms of the agreement are as fol
Ows. Each owner is to receive 500
month for year and $50, 600 for
Fae mine and improvements at the
end of the year.
A young man went to church in
bodle Sunday night He took his
pest girl along with him. Both were
quite handsome and modest When
ene collection was heinp taken m the