Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-03-20
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Monroe Miller departed for Tona-
pah on Monday.
John Chiatovich returned to the
Peak Wednesday.
ID. Lothrop of Soda was a pas
senger for Dayton on Thursday.
Ex-Presdent Benz amin Harrison
died at Indianapolis last Wednesday.
There are letters in the Postoffice
for D. Mcintyre and F. e. Hutch
ems.
George. A. Green's cyanide plant
at Nine Mile will start up about the
1st of April.
Orie Whiting is building capa-
eieus ice house on the lot north of
the Nucleus Hotel.
Congressman Newlands and fam
ily are making tour of Europe.
They will remain abroad until Sep
TENDER.
The Legislature adjourned Satur-
day and Senator WATSON and Assem-
blyman Summerfield arrived on Sun
days train.
A rumor is again current at Car
son that the Virginia and Truckee
railroad will soon pass to the control
of the Southern Pacific.
J. A. Yerington is on the way to
Buffalo, where he goes as Nevada S
Commissioner to arrange an exhibit
at the Buffalo exposition.
Parke and Fred Barnes arrived
from Inyo county last week. They
have sold their mining interests in
that region to A. S. Nibecker.
Somebody wants to know what is
the difference between heneycomb.
honeymoon and pretty girl. A
honeycomb is small cell, a honey
moon is big sell and a pretty girl is
q damsel.
J. H. Lee came in from Huntoon
valley last week. He says the tuenel
is now in 900 feet. The face shows a
12-foot ledge of sulphuret ore with a
little free gold The face of the tun-
mel is 400 feet below the surface
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, convicted Of
killing a Delaware woman with pois-
aned candy, has been granted a new
trial by the California Supreme Court
Her first trial cost California $50, 900.
She has already been in prison two
years on a life sentence.
Ed. Knapp arrived from Tonapah
Saturday. He and Roy Sunderland
will in a short time have fully
equipped assay office in the new
camp. AS both young men are pro-
auctions of the Nevada University
they should receive the kind consid
Grafton of miners and prospectors.
All last Winter Mr. Geo. A. Mills
OF lebanon, Conn, was afflicted
with rheumatism. At times it was
so severe that he could not stand up
straight. He says, I" tried differ
ent remedies without relief until six
months ago | tried Chamberlain 5
Pain Balm. After using it three
days my rheumatism was gone and
has not returned since" For sale by
R. M. King, druggist.
A double wedding took place at
the Lakeview House last Thursday
evening. The high contracting par
ties were |. E. Brown and Nelly
O'Malley of Bodie and ]. W. McDon-
aid and Dolley v. Dyer of Bishop.
Judge ]. j. Collahan of Candearia
performed the ceremony. The happy
quartet departed on. Fridays train
for Bishop, where the honeymoon
will be passed.
The Carson News has this to say
OF Assemblyman Summer6eld: "Sol
Summerfield of Esmeralda is another
member who has stood solid for de-
cent Legislation and against political
schemers. He has absolutely refused
to be swerved from the right and his
earnest voice has often been heard
in short, terse protestation against
fake legislation. Esmeralda county,
In Mr.. Summerfield, sent one Of the
very best members of the twentieth
session, and will make no mistake in
returning him as often as he will ac-
cept the duties he 50 ably filled,
Sheriff Logan Of Nye county came
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