Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-04-25
SAMPLES.

Frank Golden returned from atrip
through Inyo last night.
Jim Chatham, where are you !?
There is letter in this Office for you.
R. T. Hofer has been appointed
Postmaster of Carson, vice H. S.
Day.
Jack Cavanaugh of Virginia is as
sisting C. P. Mengel in the railroad
office.
Jack Nancy came up from Tule
canyon last week. He is suffering
with bad cold. O '''' - q =. ''s
P. M Bowler returned from Bel
mont Tuesday, after Winning an i'm
portant lawsuit. 49, - s. = 7os1-
Fred Balzar was brought in from
Seigelton Thursday, suffering from a
serious attack of pneumonia.
Reno is to have public building.
Last Wednesday bill passed Con-
gress appropriating $40, 900 for that
purpose.
A. Laiolo visited Bishop last week
and returned with four fine draught
horses, which will be added to his
wood team.
COL Sutherland and M. L. Elliot
are in Candelaria figuring on the
erection OF big plant to work the
Holmes tailings.
E. Lauzon, a prominent merchant
OF Virginia City, for many years con-
nected with Hatch Bros, died IN that
city last Thursday.
1t is said that Bryan wants Ste
phen M. White of California for his
running mate. White is a strong
man in California.
Pennsylvania sends 81 delegates
to the Democratic National Conven-
ton instructed to vote as unit for
the nomination of Bryan.
The Reno Gazette says Tom Hy-
mers paid big price for Belgian
hare the other day, and on examina.
ton it proved to be a jackass.
Adams & Miller have secured the
agency of the White sewing machine.
They are beauties, and will be sold
on easy installmepts. Call and ex-
anime them.
BY a big majority the House of
Representatives passed a bill for the
election OF Senator's by a direct vote
OF che people. The Senate will prob
ably relegate the measure to oblivion.
When you go to Reno, stop at the
Palace Hotel, if you desire large,
commodious rooms and a table sup
piled with every delicacy. Just
across the street from the railroad
depot.
VIM. Fulstone of Sweetwater was
in town last week. He informs us
that the big ditch built by Conway
and Compston from Walker river will
add largely to the value of the prop
perty OF those gentlemen.
Angus Mcleod was thrown from a
horse in Mason valley last week. His
foot caught in the stirrup, but the
sole OF his boot was torn off before
he had been dragged far. He is bad
ly but not dangerously hurt.
Assessor Ingalls, returned from
Sweetwater Sunday. He reports
that,sSsoO0 sheep are being sheared
there. .s About. six inches of ssnew
fell along the creek last week, and
the ranchers are jubilant. ,....
The Hawthorne and Bodie stage
will begin runhing ION the Summer
schedule next Tuesday at willleave
Hawthorne at 8 p. NJ. aud arrive at
~ A. NJ, making close connection
with the train at Hawthorne.
The railroad company has can
eeled all orders for wood for its loco
motives. The company has wood
enough cut to last for long time,
and when that is exhausted it is be-
neVed they will use coal or petro-
leum.
s4 Ftt%%.
The cage and gallows frame for
.ne Vulcan Co. passed through to
hunlng on Monday The hoist en-
sHe viii arrive In few days. We
are lnformed that the mine is looking
well and that several thousand tons
OF payo are blocked out
Inc census enumerators will begin
Jnelr work on lima LET and 6n;.h ha