Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-09-16
SAMPLES.

Cash Store.
Watermelons by the hundred at
Bob Wright's.
Ex-Governor R. X. Colcord passed
through to Aurora last Friday.
+ shipment of 30 tons of Big In
dian ore is being worked at theaHaw-
,thorne mill.
Flannelettes, ginghams and calieos
of the latest patterns at r. H.
Vright's store. Take look at them.
James A. Leete, father of Miss
Molhe Leete, well known in Haw-
thorne, died in Carson last Thurs
day.
Harry Brown, the missing bank
clerk, has been indicted for embez-
zling $66, 200 and a warrant is out
for his arrest.
Through carelessness on our part
last week, the name of Frank Thorn
was inadvertently omitted as a dele
gate from Silver Star,
A four horse wagon load of the
finest Spqds on the Coast, unloaded
at the Peoples Cash Store, Sunday.
Cali and get their prices.
A. Summerield last week attached
all the property of the Grant Noun
tain Mining Company. His claim is
1923 for supplies furnished.
John Dennis, father of the Purity
Of Election law, and ex-officio Deputy
y. S. Marshal, passed through town
last week, en- route to Reno.
The Board of Commissioners will
meet Monday as Board of Equali-
zation, and will remain in session till
the first Monday in October.
Butte miners receive $3.50 day,
carpenters S. to So and common Ia
borers So. The pay-rolls of the mines
aggregate 81, 900, 900 per month.
Bob Stewart, Mayor of Soda, was
circulating around town Sunday. He
says the Gem mine is still producing,
and that the mill will start on anoth-
or run this week.
Judge NJ. A. Murphy spent few
days last week in Hawthorne. While
here he was notified of his nomina-
ton for Supreme Judge by the Re-
publican State Convention in Carson.
Engineer Ingles who killed the
train robber on his engine hear Sac
ramento few days ago, has been
presented with fine gold watch and
chain and $3.50 in money by the S.
P. Company.
Bob Stevens and family removed
to Aurora last week. Aurora is Bob's
old stamping ground, and it is hoped
he will be more fortunate there than
he has been in Hawthorne during
the past three years.
Arthur McEwen, one of the bright
est and best known of the newspa-
per writer's Of the Coast, has left for
New York, where he goes to accept
the position of editorial writer for
Mr.. Hearst's Journal.
:. E. Hanchett of Silver Peak re-
turned from Carson Thursday. He
reports that the Company mines are
looking well, and that Is extra men
were put to work last month. L. ].
Hanchett is still in New York
Hank Huffines met with an acct
dent Sunday. He was driving George
Box's fourth team down the b.
die grade, when one of his lead checks
parted and the leaders became un-
manageable. Hank was thrown from
his seat and his face badly lacerated,
besides receiving severe bruises about
the body. He was confined to his
bed, but it is hoped will be all right
IN a few days.
U. S. District Attorney Jones has
begun suit against John Chiatovich
and Il. D. McAfee for $4,000 each.
ltappears that these gentlemen were
sureties on the official bond OF E. b.
Zabriskie, late Meter and Refiner of
the Carson Mint, and suit is brought
to recover money stolen by Jones and
Heney, who were Zabriskie's assist
ants and for whose populations his
bondsmen are held responsible.
My boy came home from school one
DAY with his hand badly laeerated and
bleeding and suffering great pain, says