Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-10
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Joe Olsen has accepted Il position at
abe Pamlico.
Pneumonia and measles prevail in
Hawthorne.
WI. Sutherland passed neslh in
special Monday ngTa.
There are seven pneumonis cases in
DIR. Reeds repertory.
Dave Graham and Alvy Miller are
recovering from the measles.
The special election bills are being
paid by the County Treasurer.
ST. Gage has retired from the Dr.
rectory of the Southern Pacific.
The fanssers of M.son Valley are
shipping potatoeste Los Angeles.
Frank Thorne, who has been strug-
CLING with pneumonia, is convaescing.
Freight teams are now running reg
nlarly between Mohave and Independ-
enG,.
Hon. A. Garrard, returned from the
aower regions last week, and is ready
30 survey anyAsing GS~s a miners
aome to y lottery bill.
A party consisting of H. NJ. Yerlng
ton, Ex-Governor Kinkead, A. NJ Ar
drey and Mr. Cameron of the u. p.
visited hawthorne ias; week,
The old Directors and officers of the
Mount Cory Company, 1ase been re-
selected for another year. No work
0as been done In the mine during the
2ast year.
Johnny Rupert's cottage ls meaning
completion. A picket fence surrounds
ahe grounds, and in a4z4sQAsn season the
owner skaay recllne under his own vine
and fig tree.
Billy Donahue. who was released
last week after serving 20 days for
drunkenness, SEaA again arrested on
Monday morning, but allowed his lib
Ssrty on promising better behavior.
The ball tossers are trying TO organ
sze a league to be composed of clubs
from Truckee, Reno, Carson and VIZ
mia. They ignore Hawthorne, but We
can produce nine that will SCOPE
ahe pennant just the same.
The astant &%kss of the Sunday
School will meet at the residence of
Mrs. Il. +. Curler at hall-past 2 O'Clock
Ghis afternoon tor rehearsal. On Fri
day evening at O'Clock there will be
a general rehearsal at Urqubart hal.
W. 2. Willard, President of the Bo-
die Mining Company, died suddenly
an San Francisco last week of heart
disease. Mr.. Willard was an expert
fisherman, saslf spent several DAYS in
Hawthorne last Summer in order TO
osst his lines in Walker Lake
Superintendent Little of the Candle
Ad' ia w d1ci w OIhs, WHO WIZ So UdQIy
injured 10y the falling of an elevator
an the Baacreft building, San Francis
GO, some months ago, passed through
10 Candeiaria last week. He is still ON
crutches, but rapidly improving.
j. Levy has one of the finest stocks
OF goods to be seen in the State. Dur
ans recent visit TO San Francisco &s
Levy personally selected bis choice
from the leading wholesale houses
His supply of gentlemens clothing
and furnishing goods Is varied, aud
prices are graded to suit everybody's
purse. At will cost nothing to call and
inspect the goods.
Evan Slemen, brother of Mrs. ]. III.
Mcbride, died last Saturday night of
pneumonia, sftef brief illness De-
ceased was native of Missouri, aged
80 years. He was employed as brake
man ~ the railroad, and was much
e teemed by bis acquaintauces. The
remains were sent 10 Grass Valley,
CAL, for intermeat. ]. III. Mcbride ac-
companied the body.
Our towasman Chas. Kimbsli last
week rece,yed the sad announcement,
OF The death of his brother Deceased
was on bis way home to Massachu.
sets from visit to this coast. and was
taken sick and died Two days ride
from home. The two brothers visited
California together, and the visitor WAS
so favorably impressed with that State
shat he intended TO return akd settle
permanently.