Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-04-12
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Mrs. T. G.. Watterson OF Soda
made a flying visit to town last
Thursday.
DR.. Rochex, County Physician, has
been appointed surgeon to the G. &
C. R.. R. Co.
Miss Kitty O'Rourke returned from
Virginia Saturday, and school was
resumed Monday.
The fruit trees in town are in full
bloom and the Ornamental trees and
lawns are taking on a greenish hue.
Inyo county has 4, 900 beehives and
honey is one Of most important pro-
ducts. These hives are owned by
rs persons.
Mrs. auckland and children re-
turned to Cleaver on Sunday, after a
pleasant weeks visit to Mrs. J. H.
Mitchell.
Mr.. George, father of Mrs. j. H.
Miller, left for Carson Sunday, after
an extended visit to the young folks
in Hawthorne.
Sam WATSON, Pete Shannon, Geo.
Esther and A. Garrard, witnesses in
the Peak mining cases, returned from
Carson Thursday.
Governor Sadler has appointed J.
A. Yerington, H. B. Maxon and W.
]. Dooley as Commissioners from Ne
xada to the Paris Exposition,
The County Hospital building near
Virginia City was destroyed by fire
last Saturday, and John Richardson,
one OF the inmates, persisted in the
flames.
The Southern Development Com
pany is driving a new 50O-foot tunne
into the hill at the mouth of Cory
Canyon, in order to secure an in
creased water supply for Hawthorne.
Mrs. John Bowler died at lone last
week after brief illness of measles
The young lady was greatly esteemed
in Nye county. where she was born
and raised, and her untimely death is
great shock to her family and her
friends.
Charles Hanks, once a Nevad a
rancher, is wanted in California. He
has fallen heir to $4,000. Hanks, so
far, has not been made aware of his
good fortune Here is chance for
somebody to hunt up man and tell
him OF his good luck.
The basket ball team of the Neva-
da University on Saturday played a
red hot game with the Berkeley Uni
versity girls. Berkeley won by a
score of Z to 3. Basket ball is evil
IDENTITY kind of feminine football, as
Miss Myrtle Montrose of Bodie, one
of the Nevada team, had her nose
broken during the game.
Charley Ganong and julius DOUGH
er are getting very rich gold ore at
'Beleville. From all accounts it is q
deposit similar to the Gem mine, in
Star District. The quartz is found
on the surface and is fun of gold AS
yet they have not found the ledge,
out are confident of doing SO. Bob
Stewart is interested with them.
While attending the funeral of John
oRourke in Virginia last Wednes-
day buggy team ran away. The oc-
pants of the buggy were B, Delepiane
and wife, J. Zolezzy aud Mrs. Sc
meme. The vehicle struck tele-
graph pole and all the occupants were
thrown violently to the ground. Mrs.
Delepiane was so badly injured that
she died on Friday, and the Others
are all severely bruised.
Louis Epstine, who has been ro-
spected resident of Nevada for nearly
nall a century, died of paralysis in
Carson last Thursday, aged 60 years.
Deceased leaves a widow and seven
grown children, who are FRUSTRATED
with grief by the loss OF kind, gen
erous and gentle husband and father.
Henry Epstine OF the G. Il G. II. r.
was son of the deceased. The fu
neral took place in Carson and was
attended by q large concourse Of sor.
rowing friends,
In the case OF l.. E. Hanchett VS..
w. M. Humphrey, ex-U. S. Marshal,
and his bondsmen for Sc, 800, valueol
goods attached on behalf OF the Sill
yer Peak Mines Gn tho iurv rave a