Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-01-10
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Dan Mcdonald is rapidly recover
;ng from his attack of pneumonia.
J. A. Yerington is expected in
Hawthorne within the nsxtfev days,
Johany Harrington aud W. J..
Douglass were visitors during the
week. Il Usytii.sn - 4'e So
Deacon Gale, who has been under
the weather for: the past ter days,
is much improved: rsvsgs iq1,r,sr =
frank Murphy whs has been at
Keelef Cd oaisiness' Of the Soda Com
paay, returned to Carton We 4!
day. ss .xet2
Adams & Miller have q large and
elegant assortment Of caskets and
casket trimmings on hand. Therei 10
no need to send sseroad for these ar
...,.a,7a ~ oafsoaT afi7- .hsff1a
tlcIes now. .e..s,se \ >sg, J.. .,.sssi13e ii,
Manager Jenkins departed for 1.-The
East Wednesday. He win return il
two weeks and befin work Oh some
mines owned by himself and J. L.
Butler in Tonopah. ~.
Jack Leonard came in from Tono-
pah Tuesday. He Says he has been
in a great many mining camps but
never saw anything to compare with
Tonapah in the volume and richness
of the ore. o.
No mere Tonopah ere is being
shipped to the Dayton mill. 1t is
reported that the mill msn cannot
work the ore to the guaranteed. per
centage, and decline to accept fur
Their shipments. ,. "a ~ -
Ten Clark, . miner well known in
this vicinity, had his leg broken at
the Ludwig mine, Mason valley, last
4 week. He was pushing car which
fell into the bunker and Tom was
dragged With 1t. r. 80.
DR., Berry was summoned to Soda
& on special train Wednesday night
to attend 4 man named Staut. The
doctor says TIE patient has . severe
attack Of pneumonia, shut he hopes
to pull him through: ~
F. W. .Brann and H. H, Garland,
tive affable gentlemen from Mason
Valley, are inspecting mines in this
vicinity in the interest Of Haggin d
Tevis. Everybody hopes that they
will find something that will please
s. them. = 3. -. =,
Sandy Mcdonald, the smallpox
patient, is doing we'll. Every pre-
caution has been taken to prevent
the spread Of this loathsome disease.
The school has been closed indefi
nately and the air is rsdolent with
the odor of disenfectaats.
Robert Delahide, formerly we'll
ksewn miner in Esmeralda and Mono
counties, died at Randsburg, Cal.
last Friday. He was = member in
good standing of Hawthorne Lodge
Ne. II, A. o. U. W. He leaves a
wife and three children in Grass v al
Icy.
7. R. Hsfer states that the report
published to the effect that the tele-
phone line between Tonopah and
Gandelaria would net be built is a
mistake. He says that the stringing
OF wires is going on and that in a
few weeks the line will be ia opera
tion. tatA. i2
G. q. Van Du1er. returned from
Tonopah Tuesday He says that i'm
mediatsly on his arrival there he vi al
seized with the prevalent r1alady
Y(pleuraepneumonia), butsaa rugged
constitution, prompt medical attep-
lion and geod .::nuSsing,o pulled hin
through, $ He will turn,this month
When the stage from Tonopah Wal
y miles out Of Soda Wednesday one
Of the tugs came loose and wrappss
around the wheel horses leg Thu
norse began kicking, and the team
oolted. Driver Birmingham had tn,
norses we'll IN hand, but an outside
passenger grabbed the lines ant
punched the team, upsetting thu
f'age, which was full OF passengers
man named Nadigan received
Proken shoulder, and two little girl
were badly injured. s..-s-
Catarrh Cannot be Cured