Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-08-22
BORN.
MARRIED..
SAMPLES.


Ed. De Croft is now employed at
8 Candelarla.
Send your samples for assay co H.
& S. Sherard, Sodaville.
P NJ. Bowler has returned from a
3 trip to eastern Nevada.
Senator WATSON and son were pas
sengers for Reno Tuesday,
A poker game with a$2O ante was
a feature of Tuscarora saloon life last
r-Meek.
A new daughter was born to the
wife of D. J. Robb at Carson last
Monday. More power to you, Dan.
A model of the Underground work
ings of the Pamlco mine is on exhi-
bition in San Francisco.
Albert Lackey, an old-time mining
superintendent of Virginia City, died
at Oakland, Cal, Sunday.
Geo Knight arrived from Tonopah
the other day very sick He was
taken to the County Hospital,
Louie Chiatovich arrived Wednes-
day from visit to San Francisco and
Bakersfield.
Willie Sinclair and wife drove in
from Tonopah Wednesday. They
are en- route to Mammoth for
mouths outing.
Up to date location certificates for
sale at this Office. Price, 10 cents
each. Preliminary location notices,
five cents each
Superintendent Laws of the South
ern Pacific Company has sent to the
California Beard of Trade a hand
some exhibit of Nevada grown veg
etables.
The new mill at Sweetwater will
= start up in few days. A good force
of men is at work at present, but it
will be increased as the mill continues
pounding.
G. H. Norton, who is developing a
group of mines south of Huntoon
valley, will begin work next week on
an S00-foot tunnel He has six men
employed.
Sam G. Durham, an old-timer in
Nevada journalism, has purchased an
interest in the Tonopah Miner. The
patrons of the Miner are to be con-
graduated.
G. H. Sinclair, the Observer sent
from Washington to gnd the line di-
viding Esmeralda and Nye counties,
is now in the vicinity of Tonopah
taking observations.
Herb. Towers, who has been en-
ployed at Tonopah for the past year,
arrived Friday. He will resume the
development of promising mining
property near the Big Indian mine,
Coryville.
Mrs. Rose Howard, who owns sew
eral valuable claims in the Chiquita
hills, near Searchlight, New, and is
working them herself, has made ap-
pllcation to join the Searchlight Min
ers' Union. NJ
A corps of engineers are making
the final surveys upon the Twin river
Tonopah pipe line rnd water propo-
sition. The statement is made that
one million dollars has been placed
for that purpose. Bonanza.
Sheriff Ingalls,, who has just re-
turned from Pine Grove, reports that
the owners of the mines at Rocklin
are putting up quartz mill. They
have large quantity of high grade
ore in sight.
The G. & C. r. r. Co. has a force
of men employed in taking up the
track and ties OF the wood road from
Hawthorne to Cottonwood Canyon.
Thus seven miles of railroad will be
taken from the tax roll this year.
The books of Sheriff Logan show
that in Tonopah there are 1873 bust
ness licenses sold and collected quart
erly, in sums ranging from $3.50 to
800 each. This source of revenue
aggregates about 81 200 per month
on the average, or $40 per day.
VIM. Rattray, clerk for b. f, Ed
wards at Candclaria, was called tc
Reno Monday by the sudden death
OF his wife. She was on her way
from Chicago to join her husband at