Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-07-24
SAMPLES.

Or. Berry and wife are rusdcating
at Lake Tahoe.
Mrs A. c. Stock returned to
Rhodes Friday
P. N. Bowler and wife are enjoying
holiday in San Francisco.
The Standard Company has pur-
chased the B,die Tunnel mine.
Tom Callow and wife were passen-
gers for San Francisco Friday,
Il Is reported that ], n. Hall OF
California has bought the Wilson
thias of Pine Grove.
Edith. daughter OF Senator Tom
Ben OF Nye county, was married on
Reese river to John Martinez.
A miners union was organized last
week at Ycrington, with 81 members.
R. J. KILLER was elected President.
Mrs. A. Y. Gale left for San Fran
cisco Friday, being summoned by the
fitness Of her sister, Miss Sybil Con.
key.
Charley Wagner, who has been
visiting various parts OF California
for the past month, returned home
Saturday. 49,.
Mrs. George Woodruff returned
from California Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodruff will reside in the Dan
Robb house. Il - =
Saturday was the hottest OF the
season-l05 Ia the shade. N, over
coats have been needed for the past
week. however.
D. L. Bliss Is goiag to build hotel
in Tahoe City. It is said Its cou-
structiea will cost $3.50, 600, which
means tine hotel
Ed. Knapp, one OF the prospective
boaanzaires .. Touopah. is O. guest at
Valleys Springs. He Is afflicted
with rheumatism.
A wooAshea IN there OF Joe
Mitchell's residence caught IRE Mon,
day, but the quick work Of the bucket
brigade SOON extiDgaished it. = :.
Alkaf Bill, 80 ANIMALS aud six big
wagons reached Hawthornelast Fri
day from Mason valley. The outfit
will be used to haul freight between
Soda And Tonspah.
Last week twelve miners were
drafted from the Parrot mine. But
four men are now at work in the
iains. The City million company
seems to be retrenchiag.
United States Marshal Enmitt
sold the Eureka & Palisade railroad
last week. 1t was bought by N. L.
r ,oua and others for $500, 600. Gov
ernor Sadler bid $3.50, 900.
4. Surnmerfeld. has attached four
wagons belonging to George Cara
we're. Sunmerfield recently secured
3 Judgment for $50 against Caravere,
which the latter declined to pay.
Hence the attachment.
The faneral of Joseph Klein last
Wed esday was largely attended.
Services we're held in the hall and
also at the grave. The funeral was
conducted by the Kaights OF Pythias,
i large delegation Of that Lodge es-
cortipg the remains to their last rest
Ing place. :
Judge Mack returned Tuesday from
trip through southern Esmeralda.
He speaks enthusiastically of the
country trAverssd and says this
county has agreas fsture'as . min.
in region. H. .yisitsd the great
SaH and soda marshesi iaspected the
i&mons Silver Peak mines ard spent
Some time At Iosopsh- He speaks
highly Of the latter camp and be.
lieves it has = bright future.
Earl Russell, who was married to
.,MollfsS Summse!rrvile'by Judge Cur
Ter 10 Rsa0i last yssr, pleaded guilty
to charge Of bigany Ia London the
other day.- but says- be did not +now
be was doiag wrong; He WAS sen
fenced to three mouths imprison'
msut a. s-"irst-clsss misdemean
ant" and will during that term oe
deprived Of no luxury except his lib
erty.
The Bon-Ton Hotel ~ Soaavills II
now completed and ready for guests
Ia addition to first-class hotel accom-
dations. there Is > comnodious batl