Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-02-27
SAMPLES.

Mrs. ". J. Douglass and Mrs. ID.
Robb returned to Soda to-day
The Standard mine, Bodie, paid a
s a;,;dend of ten cents q share last
week.
Hank Blanchard returned to Bodie
Mooday. after visiting Dayton and
Virginia.
Frank Dunn is engaged in another
j struggle with his old enemy the rheu-
matism.
& Engineer Cooley took hold Of the
4 throttle of engine No. Z Monday,
after three weeks of la grippe, rheu-
+ matism, etc.
Miss Mamie George of Carson is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. H. Miller,
of Hawthorne.
The Journal is urging crusade
against the tramps, thieves and thugs
who infest Reno.
Reno saloon men have been mott
fed to keep women out of their
places of business.
Miss Brown of Virginia City is Wis
! ting Hawthorne, being the guest of
Mrs. Frank Regain.
Conductor Epstine is again on doty
after a five-week's struggle with la
grippe in San Francisco.
Bishop Moreland of Sacramento
will hold divine service in Hawthorne
on Sunday, March 10th.
W. J. Henley left for Silver Peak
Monday. He goes to expert the
books of John Chiatovich
Miss Amelia Roth has been APP
pointed Postmistress of Virginia
City to succeed Mrs. Weber.
J. S. Gaia of Bodie underwent an
operation in San Francisco recently
for appendicitis and is getting along
finely.
Judge Murphy has returned to
Carson from San Francisco. The
News says the Judge is much i'm
proved in health.
The Carson correspondent of the
Reno Gazette saws: Assemblyman
Summerfield Of Esmeralda is devel
oping into fluent speaker.
Monroe Miller aud wife came down
from the Big Indian mine Sunday.
Monroe has given up his lease on
that mine, being unable to make it
pay.
t. L. Oddie and ]. L. Butler have
found water about four miles from
Tonapah, and r. H. Blackburn has
been given the contract to supply
the new camp with water.
One hundred and fifty tons Of
onions were sold in Reno the other
day for $50 per ton. Their distribu-
tlon will probably purify the atmos-
phere of the riverside town.
Elmer Dunlap departed for San
Francisco last Wednesday. 1t is be-
lieved his visit to the city will result
in the resumption of work on the
Pacific Copper mines near Soda.
Bishop Register: Barnes & An
derson made a $4,000 cleanup last
Wednesday from their mine east of
Independence. This is the fourth
cleanup since they started the mill.
Alex. Whitman arrived in town
Sunday. During the past two years
Alex has visited all points of inter.
est on the coast He is now in the
oil business and may try boring in
this vicinity.
Our thanks are due to Assembly
man Summerfield for printed copies
oil the various bills introduced in the
Legislature. They are kept on file
IN this Office for the inspection OF any
one desireus Of reading them.
Charley Epstine, brother of Harry,
was a mail clerk on the train wrecked
near Winnemucca last week, AL
though his car was badly smashed
he escaped without injury. Six per-
sons were killed in the wreck.
The Dayton Times says there is a
rumor afoat that the Legislature
VIII try to move the county Seat of
Lyon from Dayton to Yerington, or
mat the proposition will be put in
sueh shape that the people Of that
county may vote on the question at
me next general election.