Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-12-23
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goods at o. F. Taylors?
Two carloads of Oneida ore were
milled in Hawthorne this week
Miss Lucinda Mcbride and Miss
Maud Bruitte are at home for the
holidays.
Charley Porter, formerly of Gar
field, will leave Bodie for South
Africa next month.
Fresh Eastern oysters at Bob
Wright's. Also dazzling array of
Christmas novelties.
Senator Wilson of Pine Grove was
in town few days this week, leaving
for home Tuesday.
George Acheson of Sweetwater
came to tow this week to lay in a
supply of Christmas fodder.
The public school will close for the
holiday vacation to day School will
reopen Monday, January 4th
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kitchens ar
rived from Bodie Sunday. They will
remain until after the holidays.
Miss Charlotte Laws and Miss Bes-
sic Graham arrived in Hawthorne
: Saturday to spend the holidays.
Governor Sadler on Monday APP
pointed James Judge to succeed
Robert Beatty as Attorney General
District Attorney-ele Green has
been in town for few days trying
on the official harness. 1t fits him
pretty we'll
There will be social dance at Ur-
quhart Hall on Christmas night.
Good music has been secured, and
everybody is invited to be present.
Three State Senators, McCone of
Storey, Summerfield of Washoe and
Wilson of Esmeralda were passen-
gers on Tuesdays north-bOund train.
Judges G. E. Mack and NJ. A. MUIR
ply and lawyers Chartz, Torreyson
and Summerfeld came out on Sun
days train, returning home Tuesday
Two carloads of marble from the
Inyo quarry passed through to San
Francisco last Friday. This Is the
forerunner of a large amount that is
to come.
The Salt Lake Tribune says it is
rumored the Hartley case will be
settled out of court. This is the suit
of Mrs Hartley'sboy for ene-half Of
Foley's estate.
A new bank will be started in Car
son next month for the convenience
of legislators who desire to make de
posits. F. Arc is president of the
new concern.
Walter Kermeen, arrested for firing
the Carson school house, was last
Friday held ia So, 600 bail to answer
before the Grand Jury. In default
of bail he is now in Jail.
Jim Townsend says the gamblers
are leaving Bodie for a milder Win
ter climate, in order to give the work
ing men "a chance to catch up on
their board bills before Spring.
Mrs. Alice M. Hartley, the slayer
OF M. d. Foley, who is serving a H.
year sentence in the Nevada peniten-
tlary, will apply for pardon at the
January meeting of the Board.
Sharkey, the slugger Tor hugger)
got away with the $40, 900 purse last
week. He is now ready to meet all
corners in a ten-round go-as-You-
please blowing match for any
amount.
The case of Sam Davis VS.. U. S.
District Attorney Jones for assault
with deadly weapons, will be tried in
Carson to day Pat. Reddy, Gen
eraL Clarke and j. +. Dennis will APP
pear for Jones.
Mr.. McNett, father af ID. II. Nc
Nett, died at Fish Lake on the 1ith
instant. We are unable to learn any
details surrounding his death, He
has been a resident of this county
Tor about three years.
Hon. p. Reddy has bonded ten of
Tue sixteen mines owned by the
"andsburg Company. This com
pahy consisted OF four partners OF
"aom Mr.. Reddy, the well-known
Dan Francisco lawyer, was one.
ny the terms OF the agreement,