Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1899-09-20
SAMPLES.

The State Board of Pardons will
meet on Saturday.
Louie Raboli has taken lease on
the Gold Bar mine, Hawthorne dis
trict, anyway
George Murphy and wife al the
Vulcan Copper Company, are visit
ing Reno
George Davidovich and son came
an from Soda Saturday. The boy is
suffering from fever.
Jim Platt, the well-known black
smith, left Monday for Reno, where
he expects to locate.
It is reported that Nellie Rupert,
formerly of this place, committed
suicide in Truckee last week.
Senator Stewards famous castle in
Washington has been sold to Senator
Clark OF Montana for $145, coo.
Nelson Poll brought in a six-horse
load of melons, vegetables, ETC.,
from East Walker last Saturday
H. H. Yerington and wife and A.
M. Audrey and wife, took trip over
the G. & G. to Keeler last week
A reward of $1,000 is offered for
the capture of the Indian who killed
young Dangbcrg in Carson valley
last week.
Charley Howard came down from
Cat Creek Monday. He will suspend
operations with the dry washer and
try quartz mining for awhile.
The Tahoe and Truckee railroad
track is laid for five miles out of
Tahoe City. The track will be all
laid by the first of next month.
ALaiolo has finished his wood con-
tract with the railroad company for
the season. On Sunday Dan Mc-Gll-
very took the team horses to Polls
ranch for Winter pasture.
"My darling sleeps; I fain would
press kiss upon her brow" sings a
gushing poet. She would no doubt
enjoy the salute more if you would
first wake her and then land the kiss
at its proper pier just south of her
nose, young fellow.
COL Sutherland returned from San
Francisco last Saturday. The Col
onel has been working hard for the
past year to put new life into Candle
iaria mines, and in the near future
we hope to be able to announce that
his efforts have been successful.
w. J. Douglass came in from Star
Saturday. He says the miners of
that camp are not making much
noise, but they are taking out ore all
the time. The mill has just finished
crushing 200-ton lat of Bounce ore,
and will start on leasers' ore this
week.
Thomas Gummo died in Hawthorne
last Saturday of hemorrhage of the
lungs. He had been ia poor health
for several months. On Saturday
morning he was on the street as usu-
al, and an hour later, while in his
cabin he was seized with a violent
hemorrhage. The doctor was sum-
moned, but Gummo died before he
arrived. He was a native of Corn
wall, aged about 65.
Al. White, Reno gambler, has
begun suit against one Eunice Boyn
ton for the recovery Of certain real
estate in Reno. He alleges that the
fair defendant promised to marry
him in 1894, and that in censidera
ton of said pramise he transferred
to her valuable property in Reno, be
sides blowing in $4,000 in cash on
the frisky widow He should have
borne in mind Dickens advice to
Beware of de vidders !"
There was q row at the County
Hospital the otter day. 1t appears
that John Carter, one OF the inmates,
declared that Mrs. Bergman, the
former matren, was thief, and be-
sides used vile language in reference
to her. Tommy McQuade told Car
ter he was liar, and then Carter
beat Tommy over the head with a
club. As McQuade Is nearly blind
he could offer but little resistance,
and was badly used up. The Com
s. mlssioners are said to be negotiating
with John L. Sullivan and Sandow.
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