Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-10-31
OCTOBER 81. 1902
The Metal Market,
SAMPLES.

Bill Robinson, formerly engineer
ON the c. & c., is in town,
Mrs. Graham Laws is said to be
quite ill at San Francisco.
The cable line to Honolulu will be
completed within sixty days.
R. J. Laws will arrive in Haw.
thorne Sunday and remain until cleo
ton day. So
Dan Qninlin shot several holes in
the floor OF Tonopah Saloon, and
was fined 500. -.
Mrs. John Forbes and daughter
and Mrs. J. L. Stoner. arrived from
San Francisco last Thursday.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton the emf
nent female suffragist died ia: her
home in New York City last Monday.
Comstock dairies have raised the
price of milk to ten cents quart on
account of the increased cost Of cattle
feed ,.t ..s
Water is now being piped into
Tonopah from wells not far distant.
The supply is abeut 3OO,O gallons
per day.
John Hays Hammond, the celebrat-
ed mining man, examined Tonopah
mines this week. He will return on
special tonight.
Two new moons this month is a
rare astronomical event. The first
moon was on the 1st and the next &C.
ours on the 3lst.
The Vulcan Co. has settled all it's
Indebtedness and work will begin
in the mines at Luning next week
under the direction of Geo. Dunn.
Over 1000 tons OF onions will be
raised on Truckee Meadows this year.
Onions are worth $40 per ton in San
Francisco and the demand is greater
IMAM eu0 supply s.-4
A Chicago Judge has decided that
there is no possible construction of
the law which will permit Chinese to
be admitted to citizenship in the
United States, aec -
VIM. J. Bryan delivered three
speeches in Nevada last week in the
Interest Of the, Fusion ticket-at
Reno. Carson and Virginia. Large
crowds Of people attended.
The option held for some time on
q group of prospects at Pactolus,
has been dismissed, the men employ
ed under it paid off and discharged
and the mines shut down.
J. L. Stoner and his son Duane are
developing a big mining proposition
In Hawthorne District, about 16
miles from town. The surface shows
immense bodies OF low grade ore.
II extreme beauty is to be made a
qualification for congressional honors
we may expect to see all Of the Re
publican editors in the state candi-
dates for Congress at the next elec-
ton. $500
The State Orphans Home directors
have accepted the plan, of architect
Wilkins of Reno for the new building
to replace the one destroyed by fire.
Wilkins received $500 preium for his
plan.
Billy Booth is out on a still hunt
for Republican votes. Wonder If he
kisses ell the niger babies, as he
did in this county when he was the
Democratic nominee for Commits
sioner2
2. F. Alley, Familiarity known as
" Doc " Alley, diedTat. Efkolast Fri
day OF pneumonia. Deceased was
we'll known throughout Nevada as
one of the crack riflepen Of the Car
san sharpshooters OF the early days.
He was the father of Mrs. A. l..
Hudgens and the late Tom Alley.
H. E. Epstine, travelling inspector
for the Sacramento division OF the
Southern Pacific Company, came up
from Wadsworth last evening. Mr..
Epstine is one of the most capable
and industrious officials on the line.
= His recommendation have greatly
improved the service on the division.
E. -Rano I,,c,o1