Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-05-17
SAMPLES.


W J. Henley is taking the school
ccnsus of Hawthorne.
Badger Bill arrived in town last
week from the TOWNSVILLE Soldiers
Home.
Charley Taylor of Lundy returned
Monday from three-months' visit to
Can ada.
The new water tunnel is in over
aoO feet. Some water has made its
appearance in the tunnel.
John Conway, brother of P. ]. Con
vav of Sweetwater, returned from
Canada last week. He brought a
wife. -
The Standard Company has de-
clared a dividend of ten cents per
share, aggregating about $40, 900, for
April. $3.50
S. A. Knapp came in from Belle
vile Saturday. He says the work of
cleaning up the mill is progressing
satisfactorily
John Smith and George Olsen came
down from the water tunnel Monday.
4 Olsen says, Me and Yonn kan to
town yoost to get volt.
Mrs. Thos. Wattersen came in
4 from Sodaville Saturday and is a
quest at the Nucleus Hotel She will
remain about two weeks.
Senator Clarke of Montana has
purchased the April Fool mine at
De Lamar. The purchase price is
said to be half q million dollars.
Mayette brothers of lone arrived
4 from the Santa Fe copper mines last
Saturday. They are bound for SUI
ssnville, CAL, in their own convey
auce
The authorities of Bodie have
closed down the faro games. This is
the first time in years that the tiger
has been disturbed III his lair in that
free and easy camp.
The U. S. Land office has ruled
that $500 expended on group of
Fl eight placer claims, representing $50
acres, entities the owner to receive a
patent without further outlay.
81 James McMasters, miner well
known in this county, came down
Bodie Monday and proceeded to San
Francisco, where he will spend a few
weeks inhaling the sea breezes.
The U. S. Court of Appeals last
week in San Francisco, rendered a
decision affirming the decision of
i Judge Hawley in the suit of A. Gar
rard against the Silver Peak Mines.
Parke Barnes shipped carload
OF ore Taylor mill at Silver City last
Friday. This ore is from the claim
OF Barnes & Anderson, near indie
pendence 1t is test run and is ex-
pected to mill 500 per ton.
]. ". Jones died in the County
Hospital Sunday. About two weeks
ago be came here from Silver Peak a
very sick man. All the efforts of the
county Physician to save his life
were unavalling He was buried
Monday.
Abe Lawler, an old resident of this
part of the country, died in Haw-
'norne last Friday of stranguated
hernia He had been confined to his
oed but a few days, and his death
was shock to his friends. He was
'Aatlve OF Calcutta, aged GO years.
The Hawthorne school teacher
asked her class in domestic relations
'nls conundrum the other day: al
your father should give your mother
% to-day and SO tomorrow, what
would your mother have?" And lit
We Jack, the brightest boy in the
c'ass' replied, Shed have fit"
think | would go crazy with
pam were it not fer Chamberlain s
aih Balm, writes MIR. w. II. Sta
peton, Herminie, Pa. i have been
'"icted with rheumatism for several
years and have tried remedies with
wv number, but Pain Balm is the
C''' medicine / have got hold Of.
'e application relieves the pain.
''F sale by r. M. King, druggist.
Tue Carson Appeal says: The
aaay friends of Judge M. A. Murphy
H' congratulate him on the magni-
veaI handling of the many and com.