Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-01-24
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pector, is in town.
Pat Guilfoyle is in the county jail,
charged with selling whisky to In
dams.
Geo. Dunn and AL. Hayes are lux
,riating in Hawthorne's salubrious
shades.
DIR. Sinclair, who has been sick
with pneumonia at Soda, is said to
be improving.
George Brodigan returned from
j San Francisco Tuesday. He will sail
for Tenopah Monday.
W. W. Van Emmen, the CONNER
cial traveller, died in Carson last Sat
urday OF pneumonia.
Bob Stewart came in from Soda
Saturday. He says the fig trees are
in full bloom at Soda now.
A. Ranch has finished the assess
ment work on his mines in Ida val
lev and has returned to Soda.
VIM. Grozinger is getting some
high-grade gold-silver ore from his
mine six miles below Candelaria.
Monroe Miller has purchased the
Jack Hall saloon building and will
make an addition to his residence.
The infant daughterof P. M, Bow
Ter is very i'll, and the parents are
greatly distressed by her condition.
The body of a man named White
slime, who died in Tonopah Tuesday,
was shipped through to Indiana yes
terday.
Col. Ed. Boyle, who vas recently
injured in a runaway near Dayton,
is improving rapidly aud his until
mate recovery is assured.
A. C. Stock and wife returned from
San Francisco Sunday, tarried day
with Hawthorne friends and pro-
ceeded on to Rhodes Tuesday.
The Board OF Pardons last week
refused a pardon to Charley Gee,
who killed fellow countryman in
Silver Star about six years ago.
u. Quinn, wealthy and promi-
neat citizen of Reno, died last Mon
day. He was Grand Master Work
man OF the A. o. U. W. for Nevada.
Doc. O'Tool, President of the To-
nopah Miners Union, passed through
to Virginia Sunday. He has been
sick, but is on the road to recovery.
Thos. Kendall and wife and Dr.
Hudgens and wife departed on Sun
days train for two-monshs' visit to
San Francisco and neighboring vii
lagos.
Judge Mack arrived in town yes
terday. He will hold Coart to-day.
Probate matters and the drawing of
q Grand Jury are the only business
before the Court.
Valentines day is coming, and
Adams & Miller have a large assert
ment of beautiful sentimental love
tokens, as we'll as profusion OF kute
and komikal valentines.
Abe Summerfield and Charley
Teasland slaughtered 260 ducks near
Keller last Sunday. They thought
fully remembered the hungry printer
and sent US half a dozen.
The Wedekind-Bell suit, involving
title to mining property in Wedekind
district, near Reno, has been set for
argument before the Supreme Court
at Carson on March 9th.
Adams & Miller have all the latest
styles of gasolene lamps-single and
double burners, hanging lamps, wall
lamps and student lamps. They give
fine light and are an ornament to
room. ea
Reno Gazette General Manager
Kruttschnitt of the Southern Pacific
Company, says it is his opinion that
all shops between Ogden aud Sacra-
mento will be abandoned and those
two enlarged.
Milo Plamanaz will soon start q
bottling works at Soda Springs or
Hawthorne. He has secured the
services Of an expert in the bottling
business, and his customers will be
sure OF getting inegrads Of goods.
Cha. d. Lane and wife, A. +. White
and Senator WATSON came in from
Silyar Reak Wadnaedov Mr. Tane