Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-31
JANUARY 81. 1900
The Metal Market.
SAM PlES.


severe attack of rheumatism.
Don't forget the masquerade at
Soda on Washingtons birthday
Judge NJ. A. Murphy was in Haw-
ahorne Thursday on legal business.
Our thanks are due the State Coa
troller for copy of his annual re-
port.
VIM. Grozinger, the coal baron,
was in town last week, reviving old
acquaintance
Senator Jones denies that he has
Aspeused Republication or repudiat-
ed the silver cause.
Jim Wright brought in big load
OF Walker river spuds last Saturday.
They are fine article.
2. 3. Ravanelle was called to Soda
Friday TO boss the job of putting up
French range for Bob Stewart.
State School Superintendent Ring
says that no change has been made
in the text books of the public schools.
The smallpox quarantine at the
Carson Indian school has been raised
all the patients having recovered.
A. B. McCaw Of the Pacific Cop
Der Co., left for Sen Francisco Sun
day. He had a slight attack of pneu-
monia.
Adam harrington returned Thurs
day from California, where he went
to place his brother William in, an
insane asylum.
Conductor Epstine is enjoying
months vacation in California, and
Fred Barnes is punching tickets in
the meanwhile
Citizens OF Carson have offered to
furnish a lot and substantial building
free OF cost il the ranchers of the
surrounding valleys will establish
creamery In That city.
Mrs. John Kitchens (nee Lulu HilD
is very sick in Bodie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill we're summoned to Bodie to at
tend her, and the friends of the fam
lily fear she cannot recover.
The Jewish colonists on the Wy
more tract of land in Smith valley
have built several new houses during
the last few months and are cutting
out separate ranches on the tract.
Jay White recently passed civil
service examination for admission to
the Government printing office at
Washington as a compositor. Jay is
a graduate from the BULLETIN office.
Chinese new year was ushered in
Tuesday morning in blaze OF red
fire, the bursting of bombs and the
rattle of firecrackers, tom-toms and
fiddles.
The Inyo Independent says the
Reward mining sale was consummat-
ed Saturday. 1t is the intention of
the new owners to install cyanide
plant. Air compressors and power
drills will be put in.
Richard Breen, well-known cat
tie man of Nye county was found
dead in field near Stone cabin, on
the 18th instant. His body was bad
ly mutilated, and it is believed he
was murdered. Ed. Clifford, Jr.,
found the body.
We are told of young lady in a
neighboring town who waved her
hand at a stranger and in three days
they were married. Two days later
the young lady waved flat iron, and
shortly after the husband waved a
divorce decree. 1850.
Considerable development work is
being done on the Southern Klon-
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Nye county. John Shirley has lease
on the Bell & Court claims The ore
yields $40 in gold and 100 ounces in
silver. The lodges are large and APP
parently permanent.
A son OF Italy not having much
experience with fuse and giant caps,
wanted to experiment in Gardner
vile the other day; so, getting cap
with fuse attached, he carefully held
the cap in one hand, lighted the fuse
and smilingly watched it burn. At
last accounts he was hunting for his
thumb and two fingers.
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