Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-11-21
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assessment work on your nine.
p. NJ. Bowler will in the near flu
rure open a law office in Tonopah.
Steve Cavanaugh has taken a lease
on the Ward mine near Bridgeport.
Judge NJ. a. Murphy had legal
business in the District Court this
week.
Mrs. Charles Meadows is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wagner.
Sheriff Ingalls, is engaged in NOV
ing his barn from the courthouse to
lot in the rear of his residence.
Tom Bell follower Senator from
Nye county, is candidate for Pres
ident pro tenn. of the State Senate.
Bill Pennison, for many years the
Chief of the Virginia Fire Depart
ment, died in that city last Sunday
of pneumonia.
As a result of one weeks run at
Bamberger's April Fool mill in White
Pine, a shipment of $27 900 in bull
lion was recently made.
Negotiations are in progress for
sale of the Phoebe Con. group of
mines in Lincoln county. The pur
chase price is $1,000, 900.
Jack Kitchens and Bill Cameron,
two of Bodies dead game sports,
spent several days in Hawthorne
this week. They walked home.
Henry Hill, jr,, who has been en-
gagged in railroading in various parts
OF the country for the past eight
years, arrived home Wednesday,
T. W. Donahue, the well-known
painter, paper hanger and decora
tor, is in town and is prepared to do
all work in his line in first-class style
at reasonable cost.
a party of nine Southern Pacific
Company officials, Including General
Manager Alger and Division Super
intendent Laws, are on a tour OF in
spection over the G. q G.
Complete State returns snow that
the entire fusion ticket is elected
with the exception of Howell, who is
defeated by Douglass for Secretary
of State by about $50 votes.
W. A. Hawthorne, after whom our
town is named, and who has been a
resident of Carson for many years,
Is developing some mining property
about ten miles east of town.
Hector Gray, miner well known
in this section, died here last Friday.
He had been at Tonopah several
mouths, but left there on account of
illness. He was buried Saturday.
Mrs. A. Summerfield and daugh-
ter Hattie departed for Verdi on to-
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& health and it is hoped change of
scene and climate will benefit them.
Found-A pair of gold trimmed
Il spectacles was found in Hawthorne
q Yesterday. The owner can have the
same upon applying at this office and
q paying $3.50 reward and the cost of
this notice.
Andy Wilson, who has been driv-
ing team for Earl g. Co. for many
years, has resigned his position on
account of poor health. John Wich-
man and Sam Albright are now driv-
s ing for Earl on this end.
A dispatch was received here yes
y terday stating that Alex. Whitman,
q well known here, was shot in the
shoulder at Tonopah Wednesday,
Alexis many friends here hope the
injury will not prove serious.
All the mountains surrounding
s Hawthorne are covered with snow,
and our usually delightful tempera-
ture might now be called "a nipping
and a heager hair In other words,
&stovewood is trumps.
Queen of the Lake Rebecca Lodge
No. 20, I. o. o. f., extends a cordial
invitation to the gentlemen and la
dies of Hawthorne to social Thurs
day evening, November 9th, in their
castle hall, in honor of their first am
niversary. Children not admitted.
Rev. Francis II. Robinson, mission
airy Sunday school organizer, visited
Hawthorne last week. During his
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