Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-08-22
The Metal Market.
SAMPLES.

". P. Onkst died Of heart disease
at Lundy last Wednesday.
r. S. Marshal Emnfit has returned
N Carson from San Francisco much
improved in health. -sse'@ $50
Frank McTTgue, form .rly at Silver
Peak, died in Dayton last week OF
miners consumption. -. ~
INST Boyd, Andy Arid and A.
Maestretti are candidates for Super.
visor in Mono county. @s..
PinkertoE & Trask OF Mason Val
lev are building tne residence for
Geo W. Webster On East Walker.
III. McCoue is to construct a mill
at Luudy. Cal. ;syandP.:2S Williams
otvirgipia will superintend the work
Col. Ell. Boyle and family will
soon be residents ofComo. The house
hold furniture was moved to that
place last week. ~
Il is rumored that Hon. j. G. Hag-
erman will be . candidate before the
Democratic Convention for Congress
sional nomination. -. -
A shipment OF four carloads OF
piute Indians, principally squaws,
wis made from Reno to the California
hop fields last week, @
The San Francisco Olympics have
accepted the challenge of the Reno
vince men to race 5O-mile relay in
Reno during the State Fair.
Two carloads Of Owens valley
horses passed through town last
week. They were bought by Uncle
Sam and will be used IN the cavalry.
Bob Stewart came in from Soda
Saturday. He says the cyanide plan.
at Soda is working about % tons a
day. There are about 1000 tons in
the pile.
One Of the delights Of living in 4
small town is that people will sympa-
thizs with you in your trouble, and
il you haven't any trouble they will
hunt up some for you.
Sheldon Frost, well known farm
erof Antelope Valley, was thrown
from his wagon about two miles from
Bridgeport and died. from the effects
Of the fall Friday evening,
Mary had little mule, she took
that mule to school, which was
against the rule; the teacher like
foal, got behind the mnle, bit it with
a rule, and now there is no school.
]. 3. Smith, for many years res
ident of Fish Lake valley, died. OF
heart disease in Hawthorne last
Thursday. He had been in town but
few days and was in poor health.
There are busy times at the Castle
Peak mine. Colonization works, and
a new assay office, are being built,
and other work going on, making 1t
the scene OF great activity. Bridge
port Chronicle.
w. S. Dickerson and O. W. Whit
ing shipped 300 pounds OF Pan'llco
ore to Bob Stewards mill last week.
The bullion was shipped to the mint
aud Whiting and Dckerson received
sl.5O7 o. Pretty good truck, Ell?
r. Moffett has a musk.nelon IN
his patch that is twenty-six inches
long and twenty-eisht inches in cir
eumterencc. He likewise keeps a
dog that is Ave feet long and three
feet in circumference, -Inyo 1nde-
pendent. y 80
The funeral OF G. P Huntington
took place in New York last Friday
The employees of thealC.&sC. Il. Il
were given "a -hahs holiday and tth'
Offices of thee company were drapec
ia mourning in respect to Mr.. Hunt
ington's memory.
A man named Noon was presented
with daughter by his wife. Tha
was a new moon. The old man wa
so overcome that he went of and go
drunk. That was full moon. Wner
he got sober, be bad bnt IS cents left
That was the last quarter. as: :
SolSumnerfeld returned Thursda.
from wsek,sasisis.sa- CARSON Rene
Wadsworth and. Lovelocks. II
says Wadworth issthe best town Y
the State, and is steadily inprosin;
he is thinting about opening = bi
mercantile store there. ): '.s. o. - -.
U. S. Surveyor General Kyle write