Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-04-25
PERSONAL.

L. ID. Nlies, ol 1oly Nliit, MIS- Ill loNH
on Friday.
Counsellor Taylor returned from
Candelaria on Saturday.
W. T. Neel, of the Pioneer Hotel in
Coryville, was in town Saturday.
E. S. Ellis, once foreman of the
Belcher, is prospecting around Lun-
ing.
w. W. Hawthorne, the manager of
the Cat Creek mill, was in town last
Sunday.
John Schmitt, of the firm of Muller,
Schmitt & Co., returned to Carson on
Tuesday.
E. B. Yerington, Secretary of the
V. & I. went out to the c. & c. front
yesterday.
Henry Williams, the king of Sweet
water ranchers, was in Hawthorne on
last Monday.
Hogan's new butcher shop is open
and ready for business. Look out for
his ad. in the next issue.
County Commissioner w. T. Mat
tingly came in from Candelsria on
Sunday and returned the next even
ing.
Alex. Mckenzie, of Mount Cory,
came down Monday and went out to
take a look at the mines in Garfield
district.
Charles H. Kelly, the Bodie ferni-
ture dealer, was looking around town
Friday. He will probably establish
branch store here.
Master Mechanic Fording, of the
Y. d T., came in from the G. & c.
front on Saturday and went on
through to Carson.
Gel. Harry l. Thornton, of San Fran
cisco. and President Laerton, of the
Northern Belle Mining Company paid
Hawthorne visit last week.
Hon. j. E. Gignoux, late head of the
assaying and mining department of
the State University, and G. IL. Ruli-
son, of Dayton, came TO town on Mon
day.
Night Watchman Purcell was called
to Carson last week by the serious i'll
ness of his daughter Mamie. lie re-
turned on monday, and reports all
well at home.
H. l.. NJ Comstock, our Constable,
has been kept pretty busy during the
past week. George Is aa efficient
officer, and can always be depended
on in times of emergency,
Alfred Lillienfeld, the welI-known
Carson clothier, has just returned
from San Francisco, and 1t is safe
bet that he has introduced more nov
elites than anyone ever dreamed of.
William Gross, enc Sf Tire members
of the Austin company, who own the
Cat Creek mill, was in town on Sun
day. He says Hawthorne has i'm
proved wonderfully during his four
months absence.
County Recorder Rice came down
from Aurora last week to meet his
family, who have been visiting Mrs
Rice's mother, Mrs. j. P. Davis. Of
Soda Springs. They were accom-
panied as far as Hawthorne by Mr..
Davis.
B. L. McLain, brother of Engineer
c. S. McLain, has been appointed
foreman of the New Boston mill. Mr..
McLain is an experienced mill man
and the New Boston mill will have
profitable returns for its work if the
metal is in the orc
d. w. Earl, of the forwarding and
commission house OF ID. w. Earl &
Co, arrived on Friday. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Earl, who is visiting
here with their son, Eugene, while
Mr.. Earl is making tour of inspec-
ton of the offices in neighboring
camps
Al. Finney and Ed. Scott have
struck an immense ledge of copper
between here and Corryville, on one
side of which is n seam of rock about
an inch in width carrying almost pure
plumbago. II either mineral fulfills
in depth the promise made on the sur
face, the boys have found fortune.
District Judge Murphy and family
arrived on Saturday, en- route to Aurora.
Owing to the recent illness of Miss
Lizzie, it was not deemed advi sable to
make the through trip in day, so
they remained over night and re
sumed their journey on Sunday after
noon.