Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-03-07
SAMPLES.

an attack OF measies'
Sam Albright came down from the
F;ve-mile ranch Tuesday.
Robt. Stewart and Joe Hopes
came in from Soda Saturday.
Cal Brougher and 7. R. Hefer
were passengers for Carson to-day.
The Democratic aud Silver State
Central Committees will meet in Reno
tomorrow.
G. C. and D. A. Strosnider of Ma.
son Valley, passed through to Tono-
pah today.
]. C. Moore, called Kentuck, "
a well-knewn teamster, died at To-
nopat Tuesday.
All saloon men in Wadsworth have
agreed to charge 123 cents fer all
drinks hereafter.
Charley Box dropped down from
Candelaria Saturday to say " Hello =
to his old friends.
Johnny O'Keefe was in tewn Sat
urday. He says his stage line is do
ing big business.
Walter J. Harris is now manager
of the bank at Tonopah, ]. G. Davis
returning to Carson.
VIM. Ely. Doane was a passenger
for Keller this morning. He will re-
main there indefinitely.
P. C. Mengle and family departed
Saturday for Oakland, CAL, where
they will make their home.
D. Regain has returned to Mound
House from San Francisco. He is
somewhat improved ia health.
A large proportion of Hawthorne's
population is suffering from severe
colds, la grippe, measles, etc.
Senator Stewards bill for the cree
ton of a $4,000 public building in
Reno passed the Senate Tuesday.
Charles Mates, we'll known in this
and Inyo county, died at Toaopah
Wednesday He leaves wife and
two grown sons.
Louie Chiatovidh came up from
) San Francisco yesterday and con-
tinued on to Ida Valley, where he
is developing a mine.
John Burger returned Wednesday
from an extended visit to California.
He will shortly resume work on his
mine in Ida Valley.
f. R. Shields and Nick Parish of
Pine Grove are on the way to Tone
pah. Mr.. Shields coutemplates 60
ing into business there.
]. H. Stoutenborcsgh, ST., died at
Bishop last Wednesday. He was one
Of the pioneers of Inyo county and
leaves quite an estate there.
Conflicting reports continue to
come from Ray. the new find near
Tonopah. All, agree, however, that
it does not compare with Tonopah in
richness.
This is the way Reno woman tells
about her troubles with the small
pex: First we were all assassinat-
ed; next the house was guaranteed,
and we only had the celluloid."
The stages running between Can
delaria and Tonopah have been taken
off. Johnny O'Keefe Is still carrying
passengers from Soda to Tonopah
every day. He has fine stock and
good coaches.
q Jim Brown, the first OF the Modoc
I.Synchers brought to trial, was &C
quilted after long aud disgraceful
trial in Alturas. 1t is likely the
other cases will be dismissed, as the
county is nearly bankrupt.
Bishop w. H. Moreland will ar
rive in Hawthorne ON Monday, tie
18th instant, and will hold Irvine
service tSat evening. BAPTISM, con-
firmation anu o....er offices OF the
church will be administered.
d. o. Mills and Whiteaw Ried and
family arrived at the Mills Winter
home at San Mateo Monday. They
will remain until next month, when
they will leave for London to partic-
ipate in the coronation festivities OF
King Edward.
The Senate has passed the New
lands Haasbreugh irrigation bill.
The bill provides that the money
derived from the sale Of government