Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-03-27

Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Laws returned
from California yesterday.
George Acheson brought a wagon
IA ~ Sweetwater beef to town
Saturday. l..s.
Billy Booth, formerly of Can
aelaria. was a passenger for Tona-
pah Monday. $500
Civil Engineer' Anderson, formerly
~ B.die. is in Candelaria examining
the Holmes mine. ~
H. c. Peterson Of wellington has
purchased, the Tim, Smith ranch IN
Smith valley.
Frank Golden passed through to
Bodie yesterday. He will visit To-
napah on his return.
Admiral Dewey gets, as prize mon
ev, for destroying the feet in Manila
Bay, the sum of $3.50.
Born-At Polls ranch on East
Walker river March goth, to the wife
Of N. Poll daughter.
The Yerington Monitor says the
Ludwig copper mine has closed down
and all hands discharged.
1t is said that the Southern Pacific
Company will soon make some mate
rial reductions 10 fares and freights
il Nevada. 81 'aa
Miss Ktitie Brown, who mas been
visiting Mrs. Frank Regain for the
past month, returned to Virginia
City Friday.
The miners working In George
Carayeres mine in Neversweat Can
Won, have encountered foot ledge
Of 500 ore.
Reno has reorgsnized the 1901 :"
and that heroic organization has or
dered all questionable characters to
leave the town. ~ -
Messrs. Reynolds Mastick and
Rowley, oil, the Rhodes Marsh Salt
a Borax Co.. we're passengers for
Rhodes on Mondays train.
The Chairman group Of mines in
Ely have beea sold to an Eastern
company for $3.50. The final payment
OF $50, 900 was made last week.
Ernest Esser last week purchased
. fine four-horse coach from George
Caravere. Mr.. Esser will use it on
the line between Soda and Tonapah.
A State Teachers Institute will be
held at Carson City from April 9th
to the 18th inclusive. Railroads and
hotels will give the teachers special
rates.
The Reno Gazette and Journal have
SIT up typesetting machine, and
ore man will hereafter set all the
type for those two papers. The art
preservative is thing of the past.
Extract from railroad bulletin !:
Notice to the travelling public-lt
should be distinctly understood that
the rates quoted by agents on dressed
hogs shall apply only as freight and
not as a passenger tariff"
The miners of Tonapah have writ
ten to John F. Mcdonnell, Vice Presi-
dent of the Western Federation of
Miners. requesting BIN to go to Ton
apah to organize Miners Union.
The Union will Start with q member
ship Of 200. a;.ssna s'
Humphrey &sEsser are running a
stage line from Soda to Tonapah.
The stage leaves Sphsevsry Monday
morning on the arfiyaf Of the Haw-
thorne train. sstTare one, way. y;
round trip, $l2@sSee' advertisement
in another column.
An iron wire one.tefith OF an inch
in diameter will support aweight of
7Oo pounds before breaking. A cop
per wire OF the same size win break
at 1886 pounds, A gold wire at 1871
pounds. A tin wire at Al pounds,
and silver wire at rs pounds.
All last Winter Mr., Geo. A. Mills
OF lebanon, Conn, was afflicted
with rheumatism. At times it was
30 severe that he could not stand up
straight. He says, I tried differ
ent remedies without relief until six
months ago / tried amberlain' 5
Pain Balm. After using it three
days my rheumatism was gone and
has not returned since" For sale by
II. N. King, druggist