Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-02
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Frank G olden will erect a modern
store building at Tonopah. 54t +
Robert Stewart has attached the
Hauser cyanide plant at Sodavllle. '''
George Acheson and Nelse Peter
son drove over from Sweetwater Mon
day. - ~ = !. s. ''
P. N. Bowler, IT., departed yes
terday for Belmont, on legal business
bent. Fils1t'"""3 sl a.. ~ g -.
The Hawthorne Band has been re-
organized with Robert Reigg as the
leader.y,tf1na ir ts4a 7sq q ufeaa dji II
DR.. Packer, a prominent physician
of Virginia City, died at that place
last Tuesday. .seest1so 'S7.'z 81 w.
Henry Achesen drove a mich cow
over from Sweetwater Tuesday for
A. Summerfield. il biaVf ~ aan'@I
Tom Bell OF Nye county is spoken
OF as the Fusion candidate for Gov
ernor next Fall. 4D a3.e aHlr"lq 80
General Marlettc, formerly a prom
inent citizen of this State, died at
Los Angeles recently. e'"i 10 ai,,ah''
Some rich rock was found in North,
Canyon last week, and prospectors
are making locations there. Jaae .uie1
PaJ Conway drove bunch Of $40
head Of stock cattle from Mason val
ley to the home range last week. a1ta
S. A. Knapp returned from Tono-
pah Saturday. He says the Tonopah
Company has thirty million dollars
in sight. - -, r.m gis
Bill Robinson, the railroad engi-
neer, has severed his connection with
the company, and departed for San
Francisco Monday. h,aaa All
Dick Kelly and Lawrence Baciga-
lupi are doing the assessment work
on the Big Indian and Johnny Atch-
ison mines ia Cory. ~, aa3la l,s7oll
Mrs. Lottie Alley and daughter Of
Stockton Cal, are. visiting Haw-
thorue friends, and are guests of
Mrs. Frank Cagwin. ''7'e s3'e5@ ''t'''
The District Court will be in ses7
sion Wednesday, when the case of
the State VS.. VIM. Daily, charged
with MURDER will be tried. e.e ae''e"
Alex. Dromiack 5 new hotel in Re
no has been leased by Robert Grim
mon, who will assume charge when
the building is completed. sisa7sfa n
The S. P. Co. is trying the expert
mcnt of tea raising IN Southern Ore
gon.. 1t is said the soil and climate
there are adapted to tea culture. "'"'-
Miss Kate Kelly, Deputy. Superior
Chief of Honor, was presented with
a beautiful gold Chief of Honor pin
by the Virginia Degree of Honor last
Monday. '7e ~ a. |
Mrs, Hill, who has been matron of
the County Hospital for several
years, has been removed and Mrs.
Nunes appointed ia her place by
Commissioner Laiolo. -. .1t
The Bodie stage has changed to
the Summer schedule. The stage
now departs for Bodie on arrival Of
the north train aud arrives in time
to catch the morning train for Md,
House, Ca.rt 75 s''ss an,.i III. 1's
Large quantities of freight are
being shipped into Tonopah and Q
number of extra teams have been put
on lately. The railroad company is
frequently obliged to 'rung extra
freight trains from this point south,
H. S. Cheney and Geo. w, Free
man OF Worcester, Mass, spent sew
eral days at Silver Peak last week,
being guests of A. F. White. They
think, like many others, that the
Silver Peak mines are the greatest
ON the coast. s. ..t,saf,t cef.a. ao
Doc. O'Toole, ex-Prcsident of the
Miners Union at Tonopah, passed
through to San Francisco Wednesa
day. He says there. is big exciter
ment over the Lone Mountain strike.
He has a bond ON several mines
there, and expects to interest San
Francisco capital 80 '-an@'',f''ef'
Mrs. r. ]. Laws and Miss Char
lotte Laws departed for their new
homo in Sacramento Wednesday.
On the evening before her departure