Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-06-12
SAMPLES.


Mr.. Linville, clerk at the Reserva-
ton, spent few days in town last
week.
H. Strachan of Columbus was a
passenger on Sundays train for San
Francisco.
The Board of Commissioners have
appointed A. V. Brown constable of
Hawthorne.
Miss Hattie Gale, niece OF conduc-
tor A. Y. Gale, is visiting friends in
Hawthorne.
Mrs. Harrington. of San Francisco,
mother of Mrs. Dr. Moore, is visiting
her daughter.
J. " Brooks is working a claim in
Hawthorne district. He is much
pleased with the prospect.
Recorder Lothrop visited Star dis
trict last week. He is interested in
some valuable mines there.
The fire department is giving the
ball grounds good soaking, prepar-
atory to the game on the Fourth.
There was very pleasant dance
at Soda lost Saturday in honor of
Charley Humphrey and his bride.
George Fottler had severe at
tack of bilious fever Sunday, but
Monday he was much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Knapp and
Miss Jennie Sherman visited Star
district Monday, returning Tuesday.
The steamer Emerald sunk in Lake
Tahoe last week. Some one had left
the sea cock open. Probably some
son of a seacook.
Copper John Pagan of Santa Fe
was in town last week. He says the
country will soon be excited over his
discoveries in Santa Fe.
TIE Marquis of Queensberry stated
in Court last week that he was will
ing to fight his eldest son at any
place or time for 100000.
A large number of people are com
ing to Hawthorne to celebrate the
Fourth. The ball game, pigeon shoot
ing and dance will be the attractions
Mrs. Wooley and son departed on
Sundays train for Carson. In about
week she will be Joined by Mr..
Wooley and they will take a trip TO
California.
Mrs. Griffin, one of the Board of
Visitors to the State University,
went to Reno last week to witness
the Commencement exercises at that
institution.
Fred Belzar will arrive on to-mor-
row evenings train. For the past
year he has been attending school at
Berkeley, and will spend his vacation
at home.
Sam Dearnley came in from Star
district Saturday and went to the
hospital He is suffering from the
effects of an attack of the grip and
Brights disease.
Dan Robb of Douglas passed
through to Carson Mon day He is
suffering from q severe attack of in
fammatory rheumatism. He will
spend week or two at Genoa
Springs.
DR.. Moore was summoned to Co
lumbus last week to attend Mrs.
Meadows of that place, who is suffer
ing from aneurism of the abdominal
aorta. The doctor says she is in q
most precarious condition.
Alice NJ Hartley, convicted of the
killing of M. d. Foley, and who was
denied pardon last week, voluntar-
lily surrendered to to the sheriff of
"ashoe county, thereby relieving her
oondsmen. Her attorney has ask ed
for five days stay of execution
Il. Grassie gave his best panta.
looms to Chinese domestic to clean
Tue other day, and the celestial put
tnem IN pot of boiling soap suds.
"hen Grassie put them on they did
hot reach his knees and he had to
puy new suit to go to Carson in.
ms words can be better imagined
than described.
I. M. Bowler returned Monday
from trip into Nye county. He
says the late frosts have greatly
aamaged growing crops, along Reese
'"er' out that range feed is good
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