Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-07-25
SAM PLES.

Alex. WlJImann is now pOllSnlnS
the head of drill at Ray.
Congressman Newlauds and Sena-
tor Stewart are in Reno.
Mrs. o. W. whiting has returned
from a visit to Reno friends.
George Montrose of Bodie has pur-
chased the Bridgeport Chronicle
Union.
Barney Gillon, an old Csmstock
miner, passed through to Tonopah
Monday.
Nine host Hill, of the Arlington
House, Carson, was in town during
the week.
A. F. White, manager OF large
mining interests at Silver Peak, is
visiting Carson.
The Tonopah Bonanza says it will
soon install typesetting machine
and issue daily paper.
Pat Mulcahy, in the early days
Sheriff of Storey County, died iu
San Francisco last week.
Jake Palestine, enc of the princi-
pal owners of the Ray mines, re-
turned from Carson Friday.
John NJ. Dormer, who was elected
Secretary of State from this county
in 1882, is now running newspaper
at San Jacinto, Cal.
The many friends OF Patsy Doher-
ty, formerly Of this county, will re-
greet to learn of his death, which &C.
CURED at Verdi last month.
The Bonanza says it has received
information that the s. P. Co. will
break ground at Rhodes Marsh in a
few days for the railroad to Tonopah.
The total cost OF the Boer war to
Great Britain was one billion one
hundred million dellars, of which
eight hundred millions were bor-
rowed.
r. S. Randall and Miss Ruby
George were married in Reno July
9Th. The bride is sister OF Mrs. J.
H. Miller and has many friends in
Hawthorne.
Lost A fiat steel safe key, with
brass head. The finder will receive
a reward of five dollars on returning
the key to T. G.. Watterson at the
railroad freight Office.
Neither of the political partiesIhas
deemed it advisable to hold primaries
tomorrow, but the various county
committees will appoint delegates to
the State Conventions.
Last week Louis K. Mau, Tono-
pah assayer, made discovery 30
miles east of Sodaville that is causing
some excitement. There are two
large lodges, carrying gold and ruby
silver, and assaying from 5000 to 5000
per ton.
P. M. Bowler has announced him
self as candidate for Supreme
Judge, subject to the action of the
Republican State Convention. As
to Mr.. Bowler's qualifications there
can be no question, and be would add
strength to his ticket.
Bishop Register: Representatives
of Toaopah capitalists have located
power,and mill sites in Owens river
canyon, and the probability is that
practical steps will ere long be taken
for the utilization OF that enormous
and hitherto neglected energy.
Sponging animals lightly with kerr
osene will 60 a great way toward
protecting them from the annoyance
of flies, gnats and other troublesome
insects. Such pests are particularly
severe on horses at the mountain
camping grounds, and it is matter
of mercy and humanity to take this
precaution for their benefit.
Ed. Leon, q well-known vaquero,
met with an accident last week that
may result fatally. While riding at
full speed his broncho became en-
tangled with a clothes line, and a
large staple was pulled from a post
and struck Ed. on the head, fractur-
ing the skull. He was riding for
Simpson Brothers, near Bridgeport.
John w. Mackay died in London
last Saturday. Mr.. Mackay made a
great fortune in the Comstock mines.
He was the head OF the celebrated
bonopza frm, consisting of Mackey,
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