Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-03-28
SAMPLES.

town.
George Money and wife of Soda
spent Sunday il town.
Fred Gluntz, well-known miner,
left here last week for Cape Nome.
George Olsen began work on the
Evening Star mine last Wednesday.
Dan. O'Keefe has returned from
Oregon. He expects to drive stakes
in Bodie.
The McCaghren brothers resumed
work at the Kinkead cyanide plant
last week.
Mrs. McQuarters, mother Of Mrs.
George White, departed for Carson
last Wednesday,
Mrs. Thos. Pepper and her mother
were passengers for Douglass on
Wednesdays train.
Monroe Miller and wife left Mon
day for the Big Indian, where Mon
roe will resume work on his mine.
Tom Pepper rode in from Douglass
Monday. He says the mill is running
on a 30O-ton lot of Bounce ore of
good grade.
James Cummings, for many years
mail clerk on the V. & t., committed
suicide by taking morphine in Vir-
ginia last Sunday.
Herb Towers came down from the
Big Indian Sunday. He says the
prospect is good and he expects to
make pot of money pretty quick.
Nye county officials ale searching
for the boundary line between this
county and Nye. The Southern
Klondyke mines are the bone of con-
tention.
Emmit Johnson was arrested at
Soda last Monday, charged with as
sault and battery on Louie Raboli.
After informally examining the wit
nesses, the District Attorney moved
to dismiss the case, being satisfied
that conviction could not be had.
Adams & Miller have a fine dis
play Of seasonable goods. New and
elegant designs of wall paper, pretty
percales, ginghams, colicos and out
ing flannels. Also serviceable house
Innings.
Sam Kelso, a miner well-known in
this county, writes from Cape Nome
advising people to stay away from
that place. He says there are thous-
ands of idle and penniless men there
Crime is rampant, murder and rob-
berry being of daily occurrence. The
jails and hospitals are full, and near
ly everybody is cursing the country.
G. P. Huntington is in San Fran
cisco. To a Chronicle reporter he
said : Il have no definite plan as
To what will be done with the G. &
c. road That road is feeder of our
main line. 1t was for sale and we
bought it. / think we will build up
from Mojave toward Keller, maybe
this year. But rails are very high
We shall buy only what we need of
them"
Jack Hall arrived in town Wednes-
day. Since leaving Esmeralda Jack
has led an eventual life. He tried a
hotel in jamestown, started lemon
ranch in San Diego, raided Arizona
as Captain of the Salvation Army,
opened a chuck a-luck game in Reno
and he is now trying to start hog
ranch on Dutchman Greek. He has
secured the services Of two Beers
from the Transvaal There are no
bugs on Jack.
John Needy died ia Aurora on Tues
day, March Goth of hemorrhage OF
the brain. He had seemingly been
in good health up to the hour of his
death His death, coming within
three weeks OF thai OF his wife, has
cast o gloom over Aurora John
Neidy had been resident of Aurora
for 40 years, and was admired and
respected by all who knew him. He
was a native of Pennsylvania, aged
about Is years. The remains, to
gether with those OF his wife, were
shipped to Carson for interment.
AS cure for rheumatism, Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is gaining wid'
reputation. D. B. Johnson of Rich
mond, Ind, has been troubled will
that ailnant sinne 1890 Tn sneak inl