Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-01-20
IN THE LIME LIGHT
A Bunch of Breezy Items from
Our luning CORRESPONDENT


weeks.
The yonng boys of Luning are
quite busy trapping coyotes.
Mr. G. w. Spaulding and son Col
lis are working the Western Mineral
mine. Tney report that they have "a
very high grade ore of silver and
gold.
Miss Norma Dillabaugh has re-
turned home after spending "a couple
of weeks with friends in Reno.
Archie Moon motored to Nina and
returned Friday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. e Ferberg were
visitors to town from Nina Sunday
/ last.
! Dick Pledge is having his Thomas
Flyer car ovrrhauled and required.
N. c. Kivvetts. forest rangar and
R. Carver, assistant, whose head
quarters are at Austin, spent few
days in town this week, attending to
business matters for the Govern
ment.
Harry Hill was the guest of Mr..
aud Mrs ] N Adams Slturd ~
Miss Fav Lamden entertained a
number of her young r iuds at her
home an evening of last week Songs
and games were the evenings pleas
urps, after which delicious r. resh-
ments were served.
Bert Walsh, IA m ming man of town
who spent week in Reno attending
to business matters, returned Friday
morning.
Among the visitors to the strike
at Goldike from here last week were
Allen Mason, W. Dee Jones, J Mill
iner, Robert Dixon and many others.
All report Gnldikr looking good.
P B. Todd of the Todd property
was visitor TO town Thursday.
Mrs. G. Duncan passed through
town last week from Goldike on her
way to her home in San Francisco.
Mrs. Davies of Limepoint is the
house guest of Mrs. C. Dwight this
week
L. B. Spencer of Hawthorne spent
day in town last week
! j. G. Skuse, who has been on the
sick list, is able to be about again.
Nick Bradshaw and B Laveir
made a flying trip to the Laveir min
ing property Sunday last,
Oliver Compton and Dick Wright
motored to Nina last Wednesday.
/ NEVADA COPPER QUEEN COMPANY
A. G. James ard associates, who
have recently taken over the extern
sive holdings If Ferminea Sarrias,
are developing the property on a
large scale.
On the Emma, Oalli, Burnt Whis-
ker and Morning Glory mines recent
! development work has exposed large
bodies of shipping ore, together with
a considerable tonnage that will be
worked by the new teaching process
now being perfected by the Wagner
Azurite Company.
THE SHIPPER
Recent developments in the Ship.
per Copper Mining Company's
property have demonstrated that
the vein traversing the surface
of the Shipper No. and No, . odes
are not only deep seated, but that
the values, both copper aud silver,
are increasing as depth is attained
Since the first of the year Il station
has been cut on the 400 foot level
and drift run to the east The face
of the drift is now 40 feet from the
shaft and shows about three feet of
VI Nui y lux bNtNNNi - dlNl iN DA'i
cent copper and 20 to 30 ounces of
Silver per ton. The shaft is being
sunk to the $40 foot leve, aad in the
bottom the ore is very similar to that
in he l00 drift.
The Shipper has been steady
p o iucer from the grass roots aud
gives promise, under the efficient
direction of 9 linlan and Dtllabaugh,
To develop into one Of the large mines
of southern Nevada
IMPROVEMENTS On LuNING PROPERTY
DR.. Plymire is having a new annex
built on the Palm saloon.
Howard Hart is having another
room built on his cottage.