Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-07-25

would do yocd. In two DAYS tn,
child had fully recovered. I hav,
recommended this remedy frequent
ly and have never known it to fail
Mrs, Curtis Baker, Book walter, O
Sold by R. N. King, druggist "
Bishop Register: At the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Callsen Thursday
their little daughter Helen was play
ing near an open FIRE in the yard.
Her dress caught fire, and betor.
relief could be given the little Que
legs to TIE knees and her hands were
seriously burned.
| B. E. Shear OF Denver, who has Q
bond on the Huntoon valley mi.es oil
Lee brothers, left Hawthorne Tor
Huntoon valley Monday. 1t is re.
ported that, Mr.. Shear will at once
begia work. on l,2OO.foot tunnel,
which will scrosscut ten different
lodges at considerable depth.
Virginia Chronicle; Judge Mack is
evidently resolved MOTTO relapse in to
a state of innocuous desuetude, cou.
dition that destroyed Grover Clsve.
lond's hope of Immortality, The
fudge can be seen daily at A. NJ. in
his back yard vivisecting nut pine
wood with = bucksaw, and Madame
Mack tcssing the job 80 s-i:,'1
Johnny Mack received letter last
week from Dave Graham. He is at
Steveston, b c., on the Fraser river.
He says THERE are about $4,000 fish
ermen at that place Alex. Morrison,
formerly of Hawthorne, is prospect
ing for coal about 200 miles up the
coast from Steveston. Dave said
nothing Of the recent riots among
the fishermen at Steve.ton.
Herb. Towers came down from the
Big Indian Sunday. He has relocat.
ed the old Golden Eagle ground. He
says the former owners worked too
low down the hill, and never struck
the main ledge. Towers has uncov-
cred the ledge in several places for a
distance Of 700 feet, and hasa good,
strong true assure ledge that horos
$50 per ton. Herb. is satisfied that
he has found the main ledge of Cory
district. >
Bodie Miner: The bullion yield #
the Standard mine for the past fiscal
month was the largest OF any pre-
vious month kpr about three years.
The net proceeds from the sale Of
bullion last month were $45.7 IS.
The. expenses were $50, 1878 SO and
the net profits OF the month were
$14,9lj67 The surplus now on hand
in the treasury of the company, and
invested in U. S. bonds, amounts to
$15s, 920.57.
Mrs. W. G. Harris went down to
the train last Sunday to meet her
son Ernest, and shortly after the
train pulled out she tainted away I'd
became unconscious for a coupe Of
hours. She was moved to her home
and Walter Harris and DR.. Pickard
came down from Virginia on short
notice. 1t was some time before she
recovered. Mrs. Harris says that she
was stung ON the neck by an ant,
which caused the trouble. Dayton
Times.
A man was arrested in Reno last
week and charged with vagrancy and
living on the earnings of fallen wo-
men. He was tried and acquitted,
and the Reno journal comments in
this wise THUS is the common
wealth benefited one faction tries to
eradicate filthy pest, another throws
impediments in the way. Reno was
always noted for her inability to 90
ahead with any cause, particularly a
good one. Too bad there is not
lofty and active volcano near town
one from whose crater thick volumes
OF sulphurous vapors might sweep
down through our village from one
end to the other. Fumigation is sad
ly needed, and we can see no other
method to purify corrupt uneper--
yetic community"
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