Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-01-08
.JANUARYs. 1884
The Metal Market.
SAM Pl-ES.

DAY lot IleuO, WHeTc SIG Will uidkG du
extended visit
The Executive Committee of the
Democratic and Silver parties will
meet in Reno January 10th.
Frank Golden, Cal. Brougher, r.
T. Hoffer and Doc Hudgens all went
TO Tonopah during theace.;.
Chancellor Derby, at one time a
prominent mining man on the Com
stock, died in San Francisco last
Tuesday. t.- .
The Carson Appeal says the case
of Miller & Lux VS.. the Walker river
ranchers will be in the courts for the
next five years.
sssven carloads OF cattle and two
of sheep were shipped from Bishop
to San Francisco yesterday to tickle
the palates of tideveter epicures.
Mel Ward, for mary years an en-
gineer on the c. & c. has resigned his
position and Jas. White, main line
Gunner, has taken his place at the
throttle
A daughter was born to the wife
of Jay White on the Goth of last
month. Mother and child are we'll
and Jay goes around just as if moth
ing happened.
NFeldhuteM & Co., Sacramento, make
prices on provisions far below any
house in the West. Write to-day for
big grocery catalogue H. It's
mailed free. - m1tf
J. w. Mcconnell of Silver Star
spent few days in town during the
week. He is working on an electric
incubator which he claims will hatch
chickens without eggs.
Superintendent Colcord has been in
town during the week, dercting OPP
erations at the Pamlico and Lapanta
mines. Mr.. Colcord hopes to have
the new mill dropping stamps by
February 1st.
Five Chinese, arrested for selling
opium and whisky to Indians, and
one white man, Charley House, for
similar effense, were taken to Carson
for examination Wednesday by the
Deputy U. S. Marshal.
An editor lay dying and the doctor
leaning over him remarked: Cir
culation nearly gone" The dying
man, summoning all his energy,
shouted, You're liar; we've got
the largest circulation in the county,
Harry Lewis died of Bright's dis
ease at Aurora last Saturday morn.
ing. He was Y years of age. De.
ceased was pioneer of this section,
having resided in Bodie and Aurora
for upwards of 30 years. The funer-
al at Aurora Friday was largely at
tended.
Ida La Vale, woman of the half
world, who had resided in Haw thorne
several ,nonths, was found dead in
her house in Virginia City last Mon
day. The Coroncr's jury found that
her death was due &c al overdose of
morphine.
The Douglass Company mines in
Silver Star district have been sold to
Company represented by Mr.. Mi
nard The sale includes IL mining
claims, the quartz mill and large
amount OF tailings It is said that
Mark Averill will superintend the
development work. The first pay
ment of $4,000 was made January
1st.
The new year number of the Tono-
pah Miner is the finest publication
ever issued in Nevada. The pictures
are excellent and the history of the
discovery and development of the
camp is complete and reliable. Dun
ham & Morris deserve the reeogni-
ton their Journal receives. for they
are hard workers aud masters of
their profession.
After the ceremonies of initiation
and installation at the last regular
meeting of the Degree of Honor the
members were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. Della Woodruff with q
number of very amusing games,
Mr. Atchison took first prize in the
Observation party, and Mrs, Waiter
son won in the apple contest. Miss