Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-07-11
SAMPLES.

San Francisco.
Law White departed Thursday for
Pl.cer county, Cal.
Mrs ]. L. Stoner is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. John Forbes.
Our ball tossers are practicing for
game with the Bodie nine.
Al. Church and wife left on Mon
DAVIS train for San Francisco.
John Chiatovich has about 200 tons
Of Mary ore ready for the mill at Sill
yer Peak.
Frank Mattos and Miss Hilda Erie
dell were married at Sweetwater last
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Regain of Md. House
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Frank Regain.
Joseph, eldest son of Henry Levy,
was drowned in Owens river, near
Independence, last week.
The Castle Peak mines near Bridge
port want Is woodchoppers. They
will pay s1.25 cord for cutting.
DR.. Rochex made flying trip to
lone this week to examine number
Of men for an insurance company.
Miss Maud Bruett left on Satur
DAYS trein for Stanford University,
where she will take special course
in languages.
L. A. Ellis, agent at the Reserva-
ton, has resigned his position, and
Mr.. Leavitt Of Mason valley is in his
place temporarily.
Hattie Smith, sister Of Levy, the
well-known Piute, was stabbed in
Bodie last week by another Indian.
She will recover.
- J.F. Reid has announced himself u
candidate for Sheriff of Eureka COM
ty. He is the first candidate in the
State to announce himself.
Drop into Joe Klein's saloon and
try a schooner-ef foaming beer, just
off the ice. IT.. the only thing that
will keep you cool this weather.
Bayard Bulmer, Nevada's cadet at
Annapolis, sailed for China on the
9th instant He is a brother of Bruce
Bulmer, mail clerk on the G. & G.
James Waddell came in from Haw-
thorne district Monday. His right
side has been partially paralyzed for
some months. He is slowly improv-
ing.
The Chronicle says, IA hundred
guns were fired in Virginia City in
honor of Bryan's nomination. Won
dor where the Comstockers got SO
many guns?
Two attempts were made to burn
down the Castle Peak cyanide works
near Bodie last week. A D. Cullum,
the owner, offers $3.50 for the arrest
OF the incendiary.
A discovery OF goldbearing gravel,
paying $50 day with the dry wash
ing process, is reported to have been
made in Esmeralda county, aoout 80
r C,l.,o,, DIAL,
The G. g. G. r. R. are preparing to
build coal bins at Mound House. 1t
is reported that coal CRATES will be
placed in all the engines, preparatory
to the introduction of coal as fuel on
the road.
Reno is in the throes of a mining
excitement. The low hills few miles
east OF the town contain immense de-
posts of low-grade ore. Hundreds
OF locations have been made in the
past month.
G. r. wilkins, for several years
agent OF D. w. Earl in Hawthorne,
departed Thursday for San Francisco,
whore be will take position in Earls
main office. He is succeeded here by
I. G. Watterson.
Lundy's boom is on now. Il. L.
Pierce, Superintendent, has force
OF men digging ditch for the big
pipe limo to convey power TO drive
the 300 horse power electric motor
which is being erected on Mill creek.
Fred Garges OF Reno and Lowe
Mcclure OF Carson were the winner,
OF the West Point cadetships at Re
no last week. There were six com
petitors. The young men will have
to appear at West Point for final ex
animation on the 25th OF this month