Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-08-23
The Metal Market.
SAM PIES.

Will Nolapd of Carson is visiting
his parents.
Johnny Leidy Is WORKING On very
promising prospect near Laws sta
ton.
Tim McMasters returned from an
extended visit to California last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. J. H. Miller and Miss Ruby
George arrived from Carson last
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. E. Adams and children re-
turned from a tw0-months' visit to
Genoa last Sunday.
The Golconda smelters are closed
for repairs. 1t will be three months
before they start up
Three carloads of cattle were
shipped by Charles Summers from
Bishop to Reno last week. d.
L. P. Drexler, formerly a we'll
known capitalist of this State. died
ia San Francisco last week
W. ]. Henley is in San Francisco
under the doctors care. He is said
to be afflicted with appendicitis.
tits reported that William Jennings
Bryan will pass through Nevada on
his way to California about the 18th
Of this month.
Herb. Towers, lessee OF the Big
Indian, has cut the ore chute in the
big tunnel. We did not learn the
value of the quartz.
Joseph Seigel of the Vulcan copper
mines arrived from Chicago yester-
day. Last week 10000 ore sacks
were sent to the mines.
The Reno reduction works are at a
standstill for want of water. The
owners contemplate moving the
plant to a point near Wadsworth.
The Standard Company will pay
another dividend of ten cents share
tomorrow. This will be the ninety
fourth dividend paid by the COM
pany.
Mrs. o. Bertrand of Benton is in
hospital in San Francisco. The
doctors say she was bitten by a kiss
ing bug, and that she will lose the
sight of one eye.
Rev. Mr.. Eddy, rector of st.
Peters Episcopal Church, Carson,
will hold religious services at the
school house next Sunday. Mr.. Eddy
is pleasing aud eloquent speaker.
The State printing Office has just
turned out poster which, from a
typographical standpoint, can't be
beat.-Appeal. perhaps, from an
agricultural standpoint, it might be
beet.
Inyo Independent: Barnes & An
derson have sent in a bar of gold
weighing 65 ounces worth about
1000, the result of run at the Re-
ward mill of 81 tons Of ore from their
new mine, with the concentrates and
tailings to hear from.
Professor A. B. McCaw and Mr..
John Ballard of San Francisco have
been visiting number OF mines in
this section during the past week in
company of S. A. Knapp. We I'M
derstand that these gentlemen are
very much pleased with the outlook
Of the mines which they visited.
A San Francisco junk dealer was
in town last week buying all manner
Of old rubbish, including bones, gum
boots, bottles, scrap iron, zinc, cop
per, etc. While he was here there
was great excitement among the
small boys. He shipped two car loads
of stuff from here that smelled like .
thousand limburger cheese. saad-
wiches. s.s- = oeis Co.,. rs
W. B. Wilson died at the County
Hospital last Friday. The cause of
his death is supposed to have been
general debility and old age. He had
been quite feeble for several months.
Mr. Wilson was we'll known in this
State, having been successful drug
ylst in Carson and also at Austin in
years past. OF late years he had
been resident OF Candelara. He
was man Of most kindly DISPOSE
ZION, and il is doubtful il he had an
enemy in the world. He was a ma
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