Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-10-26
SAMPLES.

pie ballot
co to Joe Klein's for a glass of
draught beer.
There are 493 voters registered
in the county.
Joe Mitchell has purchased the
old hospital building.
Ex-Governor Colcord was south
hound passenger Monday.
Miss Charlotte Laws returned Sun
aav from a visit to friends in Vlrgi-
MIA.
parke Barnes has gone to Keeler,
where he will manage the hotel for
Mrs. Mates.
J. D. Torreyson is suffering from a
severe attack of pneumonia at his
home in Carson.
Don't forget that the polls will be
held at the Courthouse Polls open
from 8 A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ.
Scotty Dickerson will soon leave
for Tule Canyon, to take charge of
mine for W. A. Ingalls,.
Arthur George came in from the
pamlico Monday. He is working on
a small streak of very rich ore.
Owing to rush of business in
Bodie, DR.. Southworth is obliged to
defer his visit to Hawthorne until
about November LIST.
The San Francisco Report says
when the drainage of the Comstock
levels is completed more than 1000
miners will be employed.
Harry Epstine is in charge of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office during
the absence of John Forbes. Fred
Barnes is punching tickets for Harry.
A party of Government surveyors
passed south on Mondays train.
Their mission is to perfect the New
ada-California State line. They will
90 to the Needles.
Jack Nancy sent four-horse load
of supplies to Hawthorne district
Monday. He will work the Devon
shire mine Charley Miller is in
charge of the work.
Richard Sparkling charged with as
saut to kill Tom Jaggers in Tule
Canyon recently, has been released
on $500 bail. Joe Klein and D. Ro-
seminal are his sureties.
You can pay your taxes this year
in two payments, but if the first pay
ment is not made by the first Monday
in December, the total amount be-
comes delinquent, SO be sure and
make the first payment.
A big bowlder crashed into the
cabin of Sam Spratt and L. Eugley
at Big Pine the other day. The rock
struck Eugley and broke his frontal
BONE He is seriously hurt. Spratt
was not hurt, but badly scared.
At a recent Sutro prayer meeting
Republican brother prayed that
God would cause the Republican par
ty to hang together, whereupon a
Democratic brother shouted, "Amenl
Acknowledgements Chronicle
On the 14th, at Genoa, the barn Of
]. W. Haines was destroyed by fire,
entaling loss of 200 tons of hay
farming machinery, wagons, Is sets
of harness, and five valuable horses.
The loss is $4,000, insurance 81 200.
As election day approaches pa
trlotism increases, although the war
is over The number of men who
want to assist Uncle Sam by helping
topay the interanal revenue tax on
beer and whisky is coming up at an
alarming rate. Report.
A, G. Cleveland. who is a candi-
Gate for the u. S. Senate and Alf
ohartz, Populist candidate for At
'orney General visited Hawthorne
last Friday. Giant powder heralded
their approach and bonfires blazed
all over town. Nearly all our peo-
pleattended the Courthouse in the
evening to hear them speak, aud
great enthusiasm was manifested.
~ q, Laws of Hawthorne, and Il,
Apes of Smith Valley, were in
'own yesterday Mr.. Ames is Pres
aent OF the West Walker River Gold
a'nng and Milling Company, and
uaS bonded the property, which is
situated in Smith Valley, to Mr..
Laws, for SO 900 The bond is tC