Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-02-14
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the teacher of the Tonopah school.
Hawthorns's Chinese celebrated
their new year in the usual noisy
manner.
julius Caesar is registered at one
of our hotels. Brutus is expected
so-night.
Dan Fitzpatrick has taken bond
on the Maggie May, a promising mine
near Tonopah.
P. M. Bowler departed Saturday
for Tonopah and Belmont ON legal
business bent.
Wyatt carp, the well-known sport
ing man of Arizona, has opened re-
sort at Tonopah.
Geo. Knierim has secured the con-
tract to carry the mail from Wabus-
ka to Pine Grove.
Judge Healey, for many years an
attorney in this State, committed
suicide in Carson Sunday.
The next Legislature will consist
of 81 members. Necessary for a
choice for U. s. Senator, %.
Joe Courchaine, formerly a resi-
dent Of Aurora and Candelaria, died
recently in Bisbee, Arizona.
The District Court will convene
next Wednesday. The Grand Jury
will also be in session that day.
Congressman Newlands has intro
Auced resolution inviting Cuba to
become part of the United States.
The San Francisco News Letter
says that John W. Mackay, the great
est miner of them all, is negotiating
fer the Tenopah mines.
P. H. Wheeler and Miss Nellie
Lynd were married in San Francisco
last week. Miss Lynd was formerly
. school teacher in this county.
Sandy Mcdonald has entirely re-
covered from the small pox. He was
allowed to leave the pest-house Sun
day, all danger of contagion being
passed.
Congressman Newlands has sent
to this Office large lot OF vegetable
and melon seeds. All persons desir
ing seeds to plant can procure them
by sending to this Office.
It is reported that Dan McGilvery
has mines ia the new discovery
northeast Of Tonopah, and that he
has been offered 5000, 900 for them.
We hope the report is true.
Col. E. D. Boyle, for many years a
prominent mining man In this State,
died at Dayton Monday of pneumo-
MIA. His remains were shipped to
San Francisco for interment.
The Bodie Miner has issued neat
ly printed pamphlet ontaining the
mining laws of Bodie district. The
laws are compiled by O. F. Hakes
and are invaluable to prospeetors
and miners in Bodie district.
We learn that the contract for car
rying the mail between Hawthorne,
Bridgeport and Bodie has been let to
\ ]. S. Cain Of Bodie. S. B. Burkham,
present contractor, bas the contract
between Carson and Bridgeport.
There are several cases of small
pox in Reno. The State Board OF
health has issued an edict that all
residents of the town must be vac
cinated. The public schools are
closed and the University students
will not bs allowed to 60 abroad.
R. W. Calderhead is en- route from
Dawson to Tonopah. 1t is said he
will put two traction engines on the
road between Tonopah and the rail
road. They will be capable Of haul
ing rs tons each. They will have
complete housekeeping outfit in
connection, and will make three miles
an hour, night and day. Three men
will be required on each.
Tom Kendall returned from San
Francisco Tuesday. He says the
Esmeralda contingent now in the
city are the observed OF all observ-
ers.' Johnny Miller is going broke
on the cable cars, Billy Douglas is
up against the Chutes, Frank Higgs
Is trying to eat all the oysters, and
Bob Stewart has q crick' in his
neck from gazing at the girls in the
high windows.