Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-07-21
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ing relatives in Genoa
Charley Wagner, Jr., is visiting
friends in Virginia City.
Mrs. D. Rosenthal has entirely re-
covered from her recent illness.
Col Sutherland was a passenger
On Sundays train for San Francisco.
Charley Howard is hunting for a
mine in North Canyon. Hope he will
find good one.
w H. Barnes, who dislocated his
sboujder at Aida recently, is i'm
proving slowly.
Charles F. Croker, Vice President
If the C. P. r. r., died in San Fran
cisco on Saturday of Bright S disease.
District Attol ney Green is enjoy
;rg weeks vacation amid the hills
and wales of the turbulent Sweet
water.
Lawrence Bacigalupi and Mark
Aaroe are working on q claim in
North Canyon which promises big
results.
There is lot of furniture for sale
at the residence of S. NJ. Booker.
Here is chance for those in need of
household furniture.
Col Ed. Boyle, one Of the owners
Of the Big Indian, visited the mine
last week. He says the tunnel is
making good progress.
Wife You snored awfully last
night, my dear" He" Humpa,
why didn't you wake me up?' Wife
- prefer snoring to profanity, dar-
ling.
]. A. Waddell and A. Summerfeld
are working the War Eagle mine.
Lots of good ore has been taken from
this mine and there is probably plen-
ty more left.
Mrs. John NJ. Campbell, formerly a
resident of Hawthorne, is spending a
few days IN Hawthorne. Her home
is now in Chicago, where Mr.. Camp
bell is engaged in business.
Miss Idell Gregory of Bodie passed
an examination for a teachers GER
tifcate at Carson last week and her
sister, Miss Christine Gregory. passed
the same examination in Hawthorne.
Machinery is piling up at the cop
per smelling plant in Mason Valley.
The boarding house is up and the
rock foundation is laid. The boiler
is set and work is progressing on all
parts of the plant as rapidly as pos
sible.
Croqaet is becoming popular in
Hawthorne. Frank Cagwin holds
the toxtail as the most expert male
player We are not prepared to say
who is the best lady player, as or
life is not insured.
The lease on the Big Indian has ex-
pred. Raphael Negrete has about
81 tons OF ore out which he is work
ing IN an arrastra near the mine.
Some OF the ore is very high grade.
Tae owners of the mine will not re-
new the lease.
Dan de Qlille, whose pen has
amused and instructed the people of
nevada Tor thirty years, left Virginia
oity last week for his boyhood home
III Iowa, where he will spend his re-
naming days. He is broken 10
health and fortune.
Inc case of the U. S. VS.. Jones,
heney and Woodburn, wherein the
Plaintiff desires to secure possession
o' certain property in San Francisco
,o' the hne of $4,000 imposed on
neney' will be argued in the U. S.
district Court on August I'd.
Wheelock, the confidential repre-.
sentative of Dan Stuart, is on his
way to San Francisco to try and
"'AAe arrangements for the pugilistio
carnival in Nevada in September or
o'!ooer The principal events are
n''sa nights between Maher and Tom
SnaFNey and Mccoy and Creedon.
IRE occurred at Soda Springs
'aS' Friday, which completely de-
'''oyed Robert Stewards barn. He
""u Just put in carload OF hay and
'o' OF grain, all Of which was de-
s"oyed' The fire is believed to have
''eo The work of an incendiary. TIE
'''' Is severe blow to Mr.. Stewart,
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