Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-08-15
PERSONAL

LII. uGli MIS- ItiuIutu lIoli
Lake Tahoe on Sunday.
Mrs. Matt. Callahan returned to Vir.
ginia on Sunday evening
Ed. Whipple, the printer, came down
from Aurora on Sunday evening.
Miss Lizzie Niles, of Virginia City,
went through to Bodie on Thursday.
G. l.. Nj. Comstock returned from
his Summer trip on Sunday evening.
Charley, the son of San, Nolan, the
blacksmith arrived at home last week.
Mrs. Albright and Miss Marden, of
Aurora, went to Candelaiia on Thurs
day.
Deacon Kimball, the Aurora theo.
logical authority, was in town last Sal
uraay.
Kmber Cleaver a prominent rancher
of Mason Valley, was in town on
Sunday.
Ex-County Commissioner James
Nichols went south on tie c. s. Z.
vest erday.
l.. II. McGrew, a well-known Oak.
land contractor, has been in town for
some days.
II. E. Jones, the short hand reporter,
went through to San Francisco Salur.
day evening.
Judge A. w. Crockrr, of Aurora, ex
County Treasurer, will probably locate
in Hawthorne.
l.. Hollander, the Bodie jeweler,
went through to San Francisco on
Thursday night.
A Chinaman, peddling ice cream in
a large basket, was to be seen on our
streets last Monday.
V. II. Pease, Auditor of the U. S
Stage Co., went through from Bodie
to,Carson ON Monday evening.
Walter j. Harris left for Wabuska
on Thursday, TO take charge OF Knapp
u Laws store at that place.
II. q. Osborne, of the Bodie Ere.
Press, went through town ON Thursday
on his way to-auend the Cunclave.
Henry Langley, late of Bodie, ha.
taken a position ip Knapp y Laws
store. He will move his house down
from Bodie.
John Caldwell, Alex. Beck, D. Kis
ter j. Sparrow and G. Warren, al
Bodie- knights, went througll(o Sal
francisco on Sunday.
james Thompson, ex.Jailor at Au
rorn, came down. from that land O
great promises" Sunday night, return
ing home the following morning.
I. f. Tracy, of the Pacific Coas
branch of the Poslotficc. Department
was in town last Sunday, and left OF
the evening train for Wood River.
G. L. Putnam, formerly Postmaster
at Bodie, and John Wagner, one o.
the old timers there, went through las
Saturday evening, bound for the Con
clave. :"
Paul w. Bennett and Pat Redd,
came down from Bodie on Saturday
Mr.. Bennetts returned the same even
ing, while the Senator went to Sar
Francisco
" f. p. Weeks, one of the oldest EN-
ployes of Knapp,& Laws, went to Sar
Francisco on Friday, to accept ,
situation which has been offered tc
him there.
r. j. Van Voorhees,, Major Atlee
Martin Jones and seven other Bod.
Knights went through on Monday
evening, and the big six-horse coach
brought down another load last even
ing,
Sir r. II. Mcdonald, the C. & c.
wood and timber man, went to San
Francisco on Monday to take in the
Conclave. Henry Mcdonald will have
charge of his business during his alb.
sence.
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Ex-senator King, of Lyon county, at
one time Superintendent of the Eureka
mill, is bossiny gang of men who
are building street railroad in San
! Francisco. His salary is about 500
per mouth.
Judge Wellington Stewart arrived
here from Carson Monday evening.
After spending a few days with us he
will extend his trip to Candelaria at
which place he has been practicing
law for several years.
| Colonel Ellis has made the owners