Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-10-17
SAMPLES.

.thorne register SO far.
P. NJ. Bowler returned from Nye
county last Sunday.
Only four more days in which to
register. Are you on?
Mrs. Alva Miller of Candelaria is
visiting friends in Hawthorne.
Mrs. George White returned Fri
day from a months visit TO Carson.
Dr. c. B. Briefly a former resi-
dent of Hawthorne, has located in
Kennedy.
Milo Plamanez of Pine Grove
passed through town Tuesday on his
way to Benton.
Bob Stewards mare Esmeralda
won a race in Carson last Thursday.
Time 2:304, 2:3Of.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, one of the
most famous of American poets, died
IN Boston October 18th, aged So years.
G. L. Woolford Of Pine Grove was
in town last week. He reports the
Grove as being Republicaninpo politics.
Charley Lucasson came down from
Alum Creek Monday. He says the
prospects in his mine are improving.
Mrs, Musgrove, mother of Mrs.
George Garrison, committed suicide
in Carson last Saturday by taking
laudanum.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary ticket to the A. o. U.
w ball which takes place in Bodie,
October 26th,
Train dispatcher Mengels is taking
q weeks vacation in Owens Valley.
Will Church is doing his work dur
ing his layotf,
Boss Carpenter White has finished
the engine house for the Hawthorne
fire department, and placed the bell
over tlc DullulilS.
1t is reported that Senator Jones
will be in Neva da about the goth of
this month"; and will make four or
five speeches in the State.
November 1st Superintendent Jer-
ry Whited of the Truckee division,
Southern Pacific Railroad, will be
succeeded by James Alger
Governor Pennoyer of Oregon and
Mrs. Lease of Kansas, are to take
the stump in California for the Peo-
pies party within the next few days.
1t is estimated that the State will
poll 1000 votes less this year than it
did two years ago. Esmeraldas vote
will not differ materially from the
last election.
Paul Rouze returned this week
from trip to Silver Stal District,
Esmeralda. He is in love with it
thinks the mines are promising.
Luhdy Index.
1t is quite probable that Judge G.
C. Goodwin, the talented editor Of
the Salt Lake Tribune, will deliver a
couple of speeches in Nevada the lat
ter part of this month
A press dispatch from New York
says that Corbett and Fitzsimmons
are matched to fight in Jacksonville,
Fla, some time after July next for a
purse of $41 900 and a $40, 900 side bet.
Several tons Of ore from the Dun
dalk mine in Cat Greek are being
worked in the arrastras. If this ore
yields satisfactory return work on
the mine will be continued on larger
scale.
The Southern Pacific train was
stopped by robbers between Davis
vile and Sacramento last Thursday
and robbed of $50 900. Jack Paige,
formerly of the V. & T., was messen-
ger on the train,
Mr. Bartine aptly says that if the
United States were still colony OF
Great Britain and she should say as
she has, 'We deny you the right to
coin your silver without our consent.
it would arouse such feeling that
an immediate call to arms would be
made.
]. ]. Holmes of Hawthorne has Sc
cured the contract for grading and
laying nine miles of track for the
Mohawk and Sierra Valley Railroad
Company. This road connects with
the Nevada y Oregon, and is de-
signed to tap the sugar pine re