Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-05-08
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"A Nandplafld tIc iif wv"
Miners Unions will soon be formed
81 Reno and Mason valley.
scotty Dickersop will open saloon
IN Touapah in few days.
W.. Douglass and wife are visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Gale.
Standard Con. has declared ano-
thor 1O.cent dividend, payable May
2lst
Mrs. George Money and children
s,e spending a few days in Haw-
thorne.
Mrs. Joseph Mitchell and children
4 have returned from an extended visit
q to Sutro
Mrs. James Compston and her son
s George drove over from Sweetwater
Tuesday.
Judge Leavitt, an old citizen Of
Mono county, died in Bridgeport
/ April 2Sth.
J. R. Phillips has been appointed
/ Justice OF the Peace of Bodie, vice
Deanis Thompson, deceased.
George Storey, the original locator
of the Standard mide, died in the
S .ockton Asylum last month.
When you go to Reno, put up at
the Palace Hotel. Mine host F.tz
gerald will take good care of you.
Born-In Hawthorne. May 7, 1891,
to the wife OF r. G.. ,McAfee, SOU
10 pounds. Mother and baby are do
lug well.
The Virginia Miners Union has Of
fered 500 reward for tie apprehen-
sion OF John F. Mcdonnell, the de-
faulting Secretary.
Toe Pacific Express Company has
secured favorable contract with the
Southern Pacific Company, and may
prove serious rival of Wells, Fargo
& Co.
John Kelly is expected in Bodie
soon. He will take charge of the
work at the south end. The work OF
putting up the new hosting works
will begin in few days.
Under our new treaty with Eng
land embezzling, abortion and the OBJ
struction of railways are extradita-
BILE offenses. Canada is no longer
safe refuge for these offenses.
Reports from Tonapah the past
week indicate that negotiations for
sale OF the mines are all off, and
that the present owners will incor-
porate and work the mines them
selves.
Archie Harrington was recently
badly injured in runaway accident
near Benton. Glen Cgg was in the
buggy with Mr.. harrington, but we
did not learn whether or not he was
injured.
Reports from San Francisco indi-
cate that A. Laiolo is prospecting.
Last month he bought piece Of
property in that city and sold it
again in few weeks at an advance
OF $4,000. Good for Tony.
Frank Golden and T. r. Hofer de-
parted for Tonapah Monday. Mr.
Golden took fine lot of jewelry,
which he will exchange for the raw
material, while Mr.. Hofer will insure
the lives of the delivers in the mines.
The Fair will case was finally set
tied in San Francisco last week. The
property is valued at $40, 900, 900 and
will be divided between the son and
two daughters of our former Sena-
TOR. The attorney fees exceed one
million dollars.
lnyo Independent The Barnes &
Anderson mine near Independence
is reported to have been sold to Supt.
Steele Of the Reward mine. A por-
ton OF tie purchase money was paid
a few days ago and the balance will
be paid Saturday.
D. Fl. McNett, A. G. Dwele, S. r.
WATSON, Dick McKewen, Ross Con-
don, Arthur George, Jappo Bennets,
Bud Stoutenborough, Hugh Dunn
,. N. Wills, John Heating aud John
Trainor were among the visitors in
town last week.
The young men OF Hawthorne are
organizing brass band. 1t is pro-
posed to employ an Instructor from
bishop. 1t will doubtless prove a