Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-10-10
Walker Lake Bulletin.
SAM PILES.


along the Sweetwater
Geo Neal came in from Silver Star
last week with Bob Stewart
Election ad refreshments crowd
nearly everything else out of this
issue.
Mike Hassett, who left for Wander
bilt about month ago, returned to
Hawthorne last Monday.
Fred Balzar left for Berkeley, Cal,
last week to enter preparatory
school to fit him for the University
J. w. Wilson, j A. Waddell, w.
A ingalls,, j. D. Lothrop and Billy
Thomas are interviewing voters south
of Candelaria
Doughty, the Populist nominee for
Congress, has proved himself a
straight forward man, having decid-
eddy refused to sell out.
Alex McCone, the Virginia foun-
dryman and candidate for State Sena-
tor from Storey county, passed
through from Bodie Friday.
The Bodie q Benton railroad has
closed down for the season and SUI
perintendent E. L, Reese has gone
to San Francisco on visit
There is probability of that elo
quent Californian, George S. Knight,
delivering few Republican speeches
in this State dnring the campaign.
Chris Zabriskie came out from
Carson last week and after a few
days sojourn in Hawthorne proceed
ed South, returning again Sunday.
Judge Crocker, for District At
torney, and Jim Yerington for State
Senator left yesterday morning on a
campaign tour of the southern coun-
try.
John G. Atchison and Robert H.
Wright, candidates for Recorder and
Clerk and Treasurer, are taking in
Sweetwater, Pine Grove and the
river.
Little Johnny Morgan, son of Mrs.
Charles Ganong deceased, will de-
part for New York tomorrow He
goes to reside with his sister, Mrs.
Murtha
The roof of George Knights house
caught fire last Sunday from de
- fective stove-pipe. A bucket brigade
squelched the fire before any damage
was done
A report is in circulation that ]. A.
Blossom of Battle Mountain has at
tached the company mines at Ken
nedy, and that work is temporarily
suspended there.
Jack Hall and Bossy Garard will
address the citizens of New Boston
next Monday. They will be accom-
panied by the Stansfield Glee Club
and the Luning brass band.
James Balzar was brought in from
the Pamlico mine Monday suffering
from lead poisoning. At last accounts
he was resting comfortably, and will
probably be all right in short time,
Superintendent Calm, of the Col
umbus Borax Company passed
through to-day en- route to Columbus
to close down the works, the remov-
al of the tariff on boraX making it
impossible to manufacture borax at
a profit any longe r.-Carson Tribune.
J. W. Scott local reporter on the
Chronicle, and Alfred Chartz, the
well-known shorthand expert, passed
Il successful examination at Carson
before the Supreme Court Justices
last Saturday and both were admit
ted to practice law in all of the State
courts
There are many strangers in the
Valley, all looking for land, and
every mail brings many inquiries.
Suitable homestead locations are
very eagerly sought for and every
foot of land susceptible of irrigation
will soon be located. -Inyo lndepend-
ent.
Young men becoming q years OF
age close to election days, have the
right to get registered within the
latest time required, or before, even
though not of age at the time OF reg
istry The necessary requirement is
that he will be q years of age on the