Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-05-30
The Metal Market.
SAMPLES.

Friday
Editor Chalfant passed through to
Bishop Monday
Senator Wasson returned from
Reno last Wednesday.
Doc. Hudgens, the well-knowu den.
fist. is now located at Wadsworth.
C. ". Watson, the Kelley cure
man, is suffering with appendicitis in
San Francisco.
Jeffries and Sharkey have been
matched to fight % rounds in New
York on August 2Sth.
Several gangs of Japanese arrived
in Lovelock last week and were put
to work on the railroad.
Mrs NJ. Moriarity, wife of Mike
Moriarity formerly mail clerk on the
G. &C, is visiting relatives in indie
pendenee.
Mrs. Annie Mates is now in Reno,
in attendance upon her son Charles,
who is said to be afflicted with
Brights disease.
Gilfllin Il Vassar have purchased
the Battle Moanta Company's mines
for $36 900. The ore yields 5 per cent
copper and 50 gold.
John Sunderland, O. J. Smith, w.
J. Wester6eld and other Reno CAPT
talists will build smelter in Reno
this Summer 1t will work custom
e"e.
Billy Dale, at one time popu-
lar resident OF Virginia City, died at
Santa Rosa, Cal, last week His re-
mains we're brought to Virginia for
intermcnt
Owing 20 the scarcity of school
money in Virginia City, the new
trustees will be Obliged to discharge
five school teachers Not a pleasant
prospect for the new trustees.
A private letter received from
Mason valley states that two big cop
per deals have been made ia the val
ley. The coin is up and things are
apt to boom in the near future
Our merchants complain when res
idents OF the town send away for
goods, but how is it when the afore-
said merchants want SO worth of
billheads or letterheads printed
The late Methodist conference at
Chicago abolished the time limit of
ministers, who can now remain in a
place as long as they are wanted. In
this matter the conference has acted
very sensibly.
Adams l. Miller have fine dis
play of seasonable goods. New and
elegant designs of wall paper, pretty
percales, ginghams, colicos and out
ing flangels. Also serviceable house
liainSs
The citizens Of De Lamar sub
scribed 1921 % for the relief of the
sofferers by the recent explosion in
coal mine at Scoiield, Utah. ST.
Peter will reserve front seat in
Paradise for the De Lamar contin-
gent.
A mining excitement exists at
Pine Grove, caused by tEe finding of
some very rich float rock by A. A.
Bass, in the hills seven miles west of
town. This find is in a section of
country that has never been prospect
ed and every able bodied man of the
Grove is in the hills.
The school election passed off quiet
ly last Monday. Fifty votes were
polled. A. T. Taylor and Geo, w.
White were candidates for long term
Trustee. Taylor received 80 votes
and was declared elected. Ben Ro-
senthal had no opposition and was
reelected us short term Trustee,
The paper mill at Fleriston, near
Reno will begin making paper next
month. 1t is the third largest paper
mill in the United States. Power
comes from the Truckee rive There
are seven turbine wheels, whose CON-
bincd force is 5,400 horse power.
One hundred cords OF wood will be
pulped every day. About 200
men will be employed, besides lot
OF factory girls. The mill is lighted
by electricity.
My son has been troubled for years
with chronic diarrhea. Some time
ago persuaded him to take some OF