Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-05-29
SAMPLES.


.sogers Monday for Tooapah.
IN. Jones, an old-time Candida
r;.n came out from Carson Sunday.
Eugene Holland, and old-time Com
.,ocker. died in Virginia City last
week.
District Attorney Green has re-
turned from Reno, Carson and way
ports.
Mrs. o. W. Whiting returned from
brief visit to San Francisco last
Thursday.
In addition to,its. other Industries
Elko county is developing oil. wells
and coal mines. - 3-''.
Mrs. Baumann, formerly the wife
Of Charley Curran Gate of this coun-
ty) died in San Francisco last week.
Bill Blackmore, the old-tine stage
driver, is now handling the ribbons
betwecn Hawthorne and Bodie.
Dick Sides, the Piute brave, was
placed in the cooler Sunday because
he was dressed up, disorderly and
drunk.
Ed. Hummell, who has spent many
years mining 10 Nevada and Mon
tana, was q passenger for Tonapah
Montana.
Sam Coha OF Carson is in Tonapah
He is in the clothing line and his
styles and prices are calculated to
please verybody.
Henry Jagels came in from Silver
Peak Thursday. He has applied for
letters of administration on the es-
tate Of Louis Teitien, deceased.
George Conway, the l5-months old
son OF J. A.. Conway, died last week
in Bodie. Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Con-
way of Sweetwater attended the fu-
neral.
John Berger came up from Tona-
pah Saturday. He and his partners
have sold their lease for$1 400 Mr..
Berger will return and take another
lease.
]. R. Wright has rendered his res
ignation as Superintendent of the
Truckee division OF the s. P. Co. 7.
B. Jones has been appointed in his
place.
Many persons are going to Tona-
pah. Mondays train took ~ passen-
gers. including several ladies. most
of whom were headed for the new
camp.
Jack Kitchens passed through to
Bishop last week. He will return
with his racing stallion, which he will
enter for the Fourth OF July races in
Bodie.
Miss Georgia Johnson came out
from Mound House last Thursday on
a special, being summoned by the
critical illness of her mother, Mrs.
Hill of Bishop.
Miss Charlotte Laws departed yes
terday. At Reno she will join the
family of F. M. Smith and proceed to
New York, where she will remain
several months.
Phil. Bauer, who is working on the
Reliance mine in Hawthorne District,
has encountered small vein OF 500
gold ore. This mine is one of the
group recently bonded BY the Haw-
thorne Gold Mining Co. of Boston. 8
1t is understood that Oscar J.
Smith will shortly be appointed o, S.
District Attorney for Nevada to sue
coed Hon. Sardis Slmmer6eld.. Mr..
Smith is President ef the Eureka
County Bank, aud resides in Reno,
Surveyor J. G. Booker started FOL
Toaapah Wednesday. HIS mission
is to survey the county line between
Esmeralda and Nye counties in ordel
that we may determine in which
county the new mines are situated
The Grand Lodge A. O. u. W. me
in Dayton last Tuesday and elected
Grand officers as follows: Charles
Stewart OF Carson, p. N. w.. ]. J.
Quinn Of Reno, NJ. W.; J. E. Gig
nsux Of Dayton, G. R.; F. McRae o
Dayton, g. Receiver.
The toll road matter was argues
before the Supreme Court on the Els
instant. George Green appeared 70
for the county and N. A. Murphy 70
the company. Briefs have been sui