Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-06
SAMPLES.

q Congress aSSeinoieo isst Monaay.
Dick Kelly is working the old Stri-
Yer claim in Hawthorne district.
John Breuner, the well-known fur
niture man, is preparing to put up a
big factory in Reno.
Work has been suspended indefi-
nitely on the Bluestsne copper mine
10 Mason valley.
J. B. Miller OF Salt Lake and Mrs.
lanes Perry OF Bodie will be mar
red next Sunday.
Goth. HAST, for many wears a
prominent civil engineer Of this
Estate, died in virginia City last Mon
4 day.
Jack Kitchens and wife departed
for their Bodie home Wednesday.
after spending few days in Haw-
shorne.
One of the greatest blessings a
young girl can have is sensible, old
fashioned mother. -Lodies' Home
Journal.
WIN. Hick, an old resident Of b.
die, was struck by falling rock in
the Standard mine last Sunday and
died in q few hours.
Reports from the lower country
say that rich gold strike has been
male l8 miles south Of Silver Peak.
in the Palmetto district.
Clyde Jackson, son of D. H. Jack
son, formerly Superintendent of the
Holmes mine, departed for Tonopah
on yesterdays train.
Dave Graham on Tuesday sold his
saloon business to VIM. Blackmore
and Otis Ingalls,. The new propri
tors will conduct a tirst-class place.
Dave Graham. one OF the first set
tiers in Hawthorne. will leave in a
few days for Tonopah. where he con-
templates opening furniture store.
The Thanksgiving dance was big
success. The music furnished by
home band was excellent. and Bro.
Chambers made a model floor mana
ger. So ID
Five Comstock miners passed
through to Candelaria Monday. 1t
is said they are employed to do the
assessment work on the Chief Of the
Hill mine. II 81
The Supreme Court has declared
the new revenue law constitutional.
This decision reverses the District
Court If Humboldt county. which
had declared the law unconstitution-
al.
W. A. ingalls, has returned from
Candelaria. With the assistance Of
Dick McKewen, Dan Holland and
Doc. Callahan, he took down his
store building and shipped it to To-
nopah.
Anthony Dunn, miner employed
by Cutting & Brown in Tonopah.
was killed last Thursday. He was
going down a sbafton ladder when
rapidly descending bucket struck
him on the head, dashing out his
brains. :, "s'''si'''-.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J, Laws departed
on yesterdays train. Mrs. Laws
will visit friends in oakland and Mr..
Laws will make tour ofeinspection
nj the southern road between San
Francisco and e. Paso, In company
Southern Pacific off ,ials: He will
be absent about two weeks -
Frank Garretsen was kiledrby a
cave in tie Casey formerly The Dun
wig) mine. eight miles frop Laws
station, November 3Oth...-He was
alone in the mine at the time. De-
ceased lived with his mother and
brother Charles at Laws, aud, was
well known IN this section.
The railroad depot ct Candelaria
and Sodaville are choked up with To-
nopah ore, and ore is being stacked
up on the ground at those places.
Many teams are kept busy hauling
the ore to the railroad, but the min
ers seem to be in quandary where
to ship it for reduction.
Mrs. Mary Judge, wife OF John
Judge, a Utah mining man, has au
thorized Bishop Scanlan to erect and
equip at Salt Lake home for aged