Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-08-14
The Metal Market.
SAMPLES.


Misses Annie and Amy Lloyd ar
r;ved on Sundays train from Carson.
D. Lothrop and family were pas
spnqers Monday for their home at
Soda.
The hosting works at Downeyville
we're destroyed by fire last Wednes-
day.
A Miners Union has been organ
ned in Berlin, Nye County, with Al
psmbers.
4 John Hale of Big Pine has been ia
town for the past week under the
doctors care.
Jack Kitchens drove down from
Bodie Saturday. He will visit To-
nopah this week.
Jack Lee of Huntoon valley re-
turned from San Francisco much ion
proved in health.
Jim Knapp, the veteran prospect
or, has been sojournipg 10 Haw-
thorne the past week.
The late rains destroyed large
lot of hay belonging to George A.
Green and Sam Albright.
So far 81, 900 has been contributed
toward the erection of a school house
at Tonopah, Nye Couaty.
Peter Jackson, the famous colored
pugilist, died in Australia three
weeks ago of consumption.
Greek George reports rich strike
10 his mine in Hawthorne district.
He is exhibiting specimens that are
half gold.
Wallace Coffin, formerly railroad
agent at Dayton, has returned from
Montana and will take charge of the
railroad Office at Soda. His family
will arrive in short time.
Chamberlain,s Collie Cholera, and
Dirrhoea Remedy has world wide
reputation for itcures. 1t never fails
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by r. M. King, druggist,
The Lyon County Times was is
sued last week from it's new home in
YeringtOn. 1t is as full Of items as
an egg is Of meat. Fairbanks is not
only an artistic printer but au in
dustrouS one.
The old Kinkead mill, recently
hauled to mine near Sweetwater,
was washed down the canyon by the
rains last week. The rock breaker,
weighing about three tons, was also
washed away.
Bodie Miner: Reports have come
from authentic sources that Fl. A.
Cohen, the General Manager Of all
The De Lamar mining properties, has
been discharged. The fault was
that Mr.. Choen did not buy the To
nopah mines.
Dan Holland came up from Tono-
pah Saturday. He is in poor health
tie says Tonopah is great mining
eamp, but that the food is poor and
tne water warm and full of wrig-
& glers, and much sickness prevails in
consequence.
The argument on the demurrer in
The Lincoln county railroal case has
baen concluded. Judge Talbot list
|ened patiently to the argument of
counsel, and at their conclusion he
|overruled the demurrer. The order
will be entered ia the record when
THE Judge holds court again in Phoebe.
WIS is said to be big victory for
Tie Clarke forces. -E.ko lndepend
ent.
Word was received in Austin
Yesterday afternoon that q cl,ul
burst in Berlin last Saturday after
noon and filled the Nevada Company's
Store with several feet of null and
water, that two dwelling houses re-
gently erected were washed away
Eand that the mine was filled with
water aud that several miners had q
very narrow escape from being
Drowned -Reveille.
In Carson last Monday Ju ige Haw-
ICY rendered, a decision in the rail
road tax case. The Ju lge held that
que law constituting the State b ,ard
~ Assessors is constitutional, but
'nat the classification of railroad
property by the Board was illegal.
'e injunction restraining the Asses
''S tro II assessing railro AL property |