Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-10-04
SAMPLES.

Y. M. boRlef FeJprpee SaIuTuas
from Nye county.
About 100 Piutes are esapioysd at
Keller making Soda.
Miss Dumont of San Francisco is
visiting Hawthorne, the guest of Mrs.
Nunes.
Mr.. Laffoon, agent Of the Holmes
Company, has been in town for sew
sral days.
Miss Lille Lothrop, teacher of the
Douglass school, returned from the
Summer vacation Friday.
w. v. Watson, formerly of this
county, is now in Guerrero, Mexico,
working a placer mine, which is said
to be very rich.
Capt. Fagin Of Soda was a passen-
ger for San Francisco last Wednes-
Aay This is his first visit to the bay
city.
Miss Maud Cook returned to Inde-
pendencs last Friday, after q two
months visit to her sister, Mrs. A.
]. Church, Of Hawthorne.
A telegram was received here yes-
terday announcing that N. Wines,
the stage man, died suddenly at San
ia Barbara Sunday Of apoplexy.
A. Y. Gale and wife departed Sun
day for San Francisco. They will be
joined at Reno by Mrs. o. w. Whit
ing, and will be abroad one month.
There are 5000 theaters in Amer
ica, and one million and a half pso-
pie attend them each night, spending
so, 900, 900 year on theater going.
Two hundred Piute hop pickers re-
turned to Reno from California last
week. They brought about 5000
9Th them as result Of one months
work.
DR.. Sinclair, formerly our county
physician, left lone last week for
San Francisco, where he will have an
other amputation of his leg per-
formed.
Mrs. Cakes died at Lundy last
Tuesday and Der remains were taken
to San Francisco for interment. Her
husband is engineer at the May Lun-
dy mine.
A fine horse belonging to James
Cain of Bodie died Of collie in Haw-
thorne last week as soon ~ he was
taken out Of the hayaess after the
drive from Bodie.
The house of 7. NJ. Toler, on the
Kinds ranch, East Walker, was de-
stroyed by fire last week. All the
furniture was ruined and = loss Of
1000 was sustained.
John Beeman was killed at the
auckland ranch, Lyon county, last
week, by being dragged by run
away horse which he was riding from
the field at the close of his days
work.
George A. Green, Fred Fredericks
and Will Sinclair were in town Mon
day interviewing the Board of Equal
ization. Mr.. Green brought down .
wad Of cyanide concentrates, the re-
suit of last months run. His tailings
contain considerable Toured quick
silver, which interferes materially
with the cyanide process.
Charles Lucasson died in the CouA-
ty hospital last Saturday, after lin
gering illness. Deceased was an old
resident OF this State, and for num-
Der of years was a prominent men,
Dor OF tho Virginia Turn Verein.
For the past three years he has been
an inmate OF the Hospital. He was
apative OF Germany, aged about IS
years.
The Bodie Miner has changed hands
again. Last week Jim Townsend sold
cut TO the Misses Idell and Christine
Gregory OF Bodie. While we regret
the loss OF old comrade, and hope
that his lines may be cast in more
productive waters, yet we doff our
old sombrsro to the young ladies and
extend the I6y- OF fellowship to them
and hope their experience in the pro-
fession they have Led will be a. OF
profit aud pleasure.
The case Of the State Of Nevada
w. Ernst & Esser, which has occu-
pied the atten ton OF the Nye county
District Court for two weeks, was