Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-07-03
SAMPLES.

Marco Medin, an old-time Com
stocker, died ia Butte City last week.
Miss Charlotte Cagwin is visiting
friends at Mound House and Carson.
John Daniels, sporting man of
Virginia City, died in Carson Satur-
day.
w. II. Roach and wife of Sweet
water were in town a few days last
week
Mrs, Thos. Pepper and children
and Mrs. ]. H. Miller aud children
are visiting Carson.
Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams de-
parted for Carson Monday to parti-
cipate in the carnival.
T. H. Lowe and party of mining
men from Colorado we're passengers
for Tonapah Monday.
Editor Wood OF the Bodie Miner
came to town Saturday to give our
band boys their weekly lesson.
Fred. Kelly has removed from Can
delaria to Tonapah. We hope he will
make his pile in the new camp.
A. j. Chalmers, the wellknown
surveyor, died of sunstroke while
making surveys near Reno last week.
Frank Golden returned from To-
napah Saturday. He says every
stroke of the pick adds to the value
of the mines.
Herb. Towers slid down from the
Big Indian last Tuesday. He is pre-
pairing to work about 20 tons of ore
in an arrastra at the mine.
Jack Kitchens returned to Bodie
Monday He says Bodie will have a
grand celebration tomorrow, and
visiting Hawthorneites will be roy
ally treated.
Mrs. P. M. Bowler and three chill
dren departed for Carson Sunday.
/. After the carnival Mrs Bowler will
continue on to San Francisco for a
months visit. - ..
There is quite a building boom in
Reno. Fifteen or twenty cottages
are 10 course of construction and
more are contracted for Carpenters
and painters are in great demand
Gazette.
If railroad is not run into the
upper end of Mason Valley the farm
ers will have their hands full to sup
ply feed for the many teams that will
be required to do the hauling. Day
ton Times.
Tonapah will have big celebration
tomorrow. Bob Gordon will deliver
the Grafton, Ed Hummell will be
Chaplain and Dan Fitzpatrick and
Elmer Dunlap will sing the Star
Spangled Banner.
Capt. Fagln, ]. P. Harrington, R.
McKewen, M. OKeefe, A. J. Rhodes,
Frank Mills John Shirley, Robert
Stewart and Dick Kelly have been in
attendance on the District Court dur
ing the past week.
Miss Nellie Epstine, sister of Har-
ny, the popular G. & G. conductor,
was elected Queen of the Carson car
nival. Miss. Epstine received 9,491
votes. The nearest competitor was
Miss Kate Schultz, who received
6,l93 votes.
A fine creamery plant has been es-
tablished at The Wabuska Dairy farm
in Mason valley. The property be-
longs to R. J. Laws and is leased to
the Borge Brothers. Butter from
this farm commands premium in
the markets of the coast,
While going through the loft OF
slaughter house in G. ,rdnerville the
other day, Ed Whiting struck his
knee against a projecting nail, which
pierced into the bone. The wound is
very painful and Ed. will be com
PEELED to remain in doors for some
time.
James Atcheson was in town last
week. He says that George Atche
son has sold the Sweetwater ranch II
some sheep men. George is now il
a San Francisco hospital, undergoing
treatment for injuries caused by
colt kicking him is the face recently
The sight of one eye is destroyed
but the eye itself will not be removed
The machinery and buildings OF tn
Kinkead mill have been taken dow