Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-01-09
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large attendance, after two.weeks
shutdown.
A. T. Taylor has purchased the
residence formerly occupied by Mrs.
Tubino.
The conductors Of the G. & G. are
now required to wear uniforms
while on duty.
The Misses Alice and Clara Laws
returned to Oakland Sunday to re-
sumo their studies.
Mrs. M. ]. Bovard died in Yering-
ton last week. She was native of
Ohio, aged So years.
G. F. Plummer has purchased the
White Pine News and will conduct.it
as Republican paper.
II. S. Morgan. the new Commits
sioner from the north end, came over
from East Walker Sunday.
W. J. Douglass, accompanied by
his wife and mother, came in from
Soda on Saturdays train.
Syl. Light, for many years we'll
known miner in this county, died
suddenly in Aurora last Wednesday,
The railroad water tank at Queen
station was destroyed by fire last
Wednesday. The origin Of the fire
is mystery.
WIN. Crisler, a prominent citizen
OF Carson, was committed to the in
sane asylum last Wednesday. He is
said to be hopelessly insane.
W. B. Field and Auguste Mathey,
mining men from Denver, are exam
lining the Vulcan aud Pacific Com
pany mines in Santa Fe District.
Miss Beronica Bidart, formerly a
resident of Hawthorne, was married
in Reno last week to Julian Geraud
They reside at Battle Mountain.
The big wind the other day knocked
one end out of Parrys three-story
brick stable in Reno, and demolished
other buildings. Nobody was seri-
ously hurt.
DR.. Hudgens OF Wadsworth will be
in Hawthorne on a professional visit
about January Sd to the 10th, and
will be at Sodayille from the 10th to
the 18th. Those in need of dental
work should not overlook this oppor-
tunity.
During the last two months Barnes
& Anderson have cleaned up ~, 100
from their mine near Independence.
1t is said they have plenty of good
ore in the mine-ore that will aver
age $50 per ton. They now have
about $4,000 OF ore on the dump,
and about $50 900 in the slopes.
Ex-Sheriff Sweeney of Eureka was
badly burned in a cabin IN Antelope
valley last week. While Sweeney
and another man were asleep the
cabin took fire and Mr.. Sweeney was
so badly burned that he will be Grip
Piled for life. The sight of one eye is
entirely destroyed.
Several changes were made in the
employees of the railroad on the first
of the century A. T. Taylor was APP
pointed head blacksmith, Nelse
auckland took Mr. Taylor's place as
section foreman aud Frank Smith is
once more at his old post as break
man on Conductor Epstines train.
The V. & T. train came near being
wrecked at Washoe the other day.
The train was running at a good rate
of speed when suddenly gust OF
wind blew all the wood out OF the
tender and scattered it along the
track. The cars bumped along for
some distance, but escaped derail
ment.
DR., Berry yesterday received a
telegram announcing the death oil
his uncle, G. l.. Berry, at Wheatland,
Cal. Deceased was n prominent cit
izen Of California, having represent
ed his district in the State Legisla
ture and also as member OF Congress.
He was for four years Director OF the
U. S. Sub Treasury at San Francis
co during Cleveland's administra
ton.
Congressman Newlands has re
ceved his quota OF seeds for the year
1900, and will take pleasure in sup
plying them to any citizen OF Neva'
ia on annlication Address nnplica