Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-07-20
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,f,s. Annie Murphy Is visiting ,hel
y.ter, Mrs, Frank Gagwiu*
The Walker river is dry, and there
;. ,.rv little water in the Carson.
Mrs A. J. Church and children re-
..rned from Independence Saturday.
sabs Lewis had his thumb cut Of
:, a saumill near Bridgeport last
week 's.f
Surveyor Wrinkle and l. Il. Null
holland we're passengers for the south
Monday
Miss Mollie Leete, formerly teacher
u the Hawthorne school, is visiting
Mrs. A. T. Taylor
George Martin; got, mixed up with
,trsctious ore car, in Pine Grove last
week and his leg was broken.
About $50 Piutes from the Reser-
vation are Ia Mason valley making
nav. They are paid sl.25 per day.
They have an Indian % years of
ave in Wells, Nevada, who is grow
;ug a tail at the end of his spinal
column.
George Woodruff is the latest re-
cruit from Hawthorne. Our little
town is doing.its share in the way OF
volunteers.
When all the Nevada soldiers are
gone there will be about 618 from
this State In the field. These figures
include officers.
Col. Sutherland visited Virginia
last Friday. He is negotiating for
Kinkead mill to be used in working
ore from tie Holmes mine.
The State University will COM
mence the next school year August
18th. Patrons and students will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Two men held up the eastbound
train near Humboldt Wells last Fri
day They blew open the express
safe, but did not get much booty.
They escaped. as. &
Mr.. McQuarters fell down stairs at
bis home in Carson last week and
sustained injuries which may prove
fatal. MIR. McQuarters is the father
OF Mrs George White of Hawthorne.
Mrs. White left for Carson Friday.
The voters Of the State owe a great
deal to the newspapers for killing
the obnoxious poll tax law, especially
the Tuscarora Times-Review and
Carson Appeal Wm.s WOODBURY.,
who rendered his services gratis, also
should be remembered.
Two female tramps arrivedin town
last Saturday. They. stopped over
night at the Lakeview House and
started south at-4 o'clock next morn
ing without saying goodbye to the
proprietor. They are bound for Ari-
IONA and will find it hard journey.
1t is reported that all the mines in
Virginia City have been closed down.
There are but eight miners employed
at days pay in that town. What is
to,become OF the thousands Of people
there, particularly the women and
children, is most serious problem
A Hawthorneite who visited Car
son last week says the Esmeralda re-
cruits are satisfied with their lot, al
though they are anxious to be mus
tered in. They present fine APP
pearance in their soldier clothes.
They expected to undergo the medi-
cal examination yesterday.
The Republican State Convention
will meet in Reno on the 18th of Sep
TENDER and nominate a. full State
ticket. The test at the primaries will
be: II am a Republican. >" The pri-
Inaries win be FIELD August 81, to
elect delegates TO the convention.
Esmeralda is entitled tor four dele
gates. ..g. A. q.
The Elko Independent says; The
other day, while the last train of New
York soldiers was in Elko, crowd
OF them was in the Commercial sa,
loon when one of the boys pulled a
revolver and took two shots at the
colored porters feet. The shots
missed the mark and the bullet holes
IN the floor remain as evidence oil
bad Workmanship.
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