Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-06-19
SAMPLES.

for New York last Thursday.
Robt. Stewart and Elmer Dunlap
came to town on last Thursdays train
Senator WATSON and Orie Whiting
took trip to East Walker last week.
Mrs. Tishler, sister of A. Sumner
field, arrived from San Francisco
Friday.
Robert Morris, an old resident of
Mason Valley, died near Yerington
last week.
George Green and Ben Rosenthal
have returned from trip to Carson
and Reno.
Guy Taylor arrived from Reno Fri
day. He will spend the vacation in
Hawthorne.
Lee Foster, a well-known resident
OF Mason Valley, committed suicide
b. shooting himself last week.
Conductor Epstine spraine1 his
ankle at the Summit last Saturday.
He will be laid up for some time.
The Misses Alice and Clara Laws,
who have been attending school ut
Oakland, arrived home Wednesday.
John Bruce and Miss Nellie Wren
were married in. Virginia City last
week. Miss Wren was formerly a
resident OF Hawthorne.
B. F. Plummer and Miss Minnie
Sa1ler were married in Carson last
Wednesday. The bride is the eldest
daughter of Governor Sadler.
George Atcheson was kicked in the
face by colt at Sweetwater the.
other day. 1t is feared he will lose
the sight OF one OF his eyes in conse-
.qpence.
Humphrey & Esser are now run
ming tri-weekly stages to and from
Tonapah Stages now connect both
ways with trains TO and from Haw-
thorne
The Salt Lake Tribune says that
the DeLamar mine shows signs OF
petering, and that the owner is con-
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY Of shutting
it down.
Messrs. Bambcrger, Wood and
Hirsch, mining men from Utah, ex-
amined the Vulcan mines near Lun-
ing last week. They speak highly OF
the property.
7. F. White and associates, who
recently purchased the o Hale mines
from Senator WATSON. will shortly
move the State Line mill to the mine,
near Silver Peak.
The public school closed last Fri
day for the Summer vacation, which
will last until the first Monday in
September. The teachers departed
Sunday for their respective homes.
The Mt. Diablo tailings at Soda
Springs have been sold to California
parties. who are now putting up a
plant to work them. There are many
thousand tons OF taiings in thu pile.
The Eureka & Palisade railroad,
rolling stock aud all company prop
erty is advertised to be sold at spe
ciai masters sale July 18th. The
Judgment against the road amounts
to $1,34l, 900.
A stabbing ARRAY took place at
Tonapah last week. Tom Bishop and
man named O'Niel had quarrel,
and in the mix,up Bishop was cut in
six places. : Bishop will recover.
ONiel was arrested.-Independent.
A. W. Croker and John Forbes
last week sold the en-stanp mill at
Kinkead to the Sweetwater Con. NJ.
Co. A force of mel under the direc
tion OF Tom Sharpe and Andy Sayre
are now taking it down, preparatory
to NOV a Z it to the Sayre niue, near
Eweetwater
A bold attempt to rob the retort
house of the Standard Consolidated
Mining Co. at Bodie was made about
3 o'clock Monday morning. One bar
Of bullion,. valued At 5000, had been
secured, and the thieves we're trying
to open another retort when they
were Interrupted by the appearance
of Joe Beck, the night Waterman. A
gun fight ensned and Beck received
a bullet In the shoulder. The thieves
escaped, leaving their plumber be-
hind. The Standard Company offer
$500 reward for the capture and con-