Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-23
The Metal Market.
SAMPLES.

The Southern Pacific is building a
25-mile trestle across the Great Salt
Lake.
Miss Era Roach OF Sweetwater
will seen open astenographer's office
in Tsnopah.
Brooks McClane, fsrmerly a resi-
dent of Luning, died at Wadsworth
last Monday.
Doc. O'Tool has had Ed. Hummell
arrested in Tonopah for criminal
libel.-Bonanza.
Edward Fleming, prominent min
ing man, is examining some good
things in this vicinity
A carload Of stages for the new
line from Candelaria to Tonopah
passed through Monday.
Capt. Fagin and John Gilloon are
said to have discovered a big cinna-
bar deposit east of Luning.
George Penter, an old resident of
this vicinity, is once again viewing
the scene OF his former triumphs.
John P. Jones, for 90 years U. S.
Senator from Nevada, announces
that be is not candidate for re-elec-
tion.
Charles Summers says he has
shipped LOGO head of beef cattle
from Inyo county to San Francisco
the past season.
There is some talk that A. o. Tur-
ner, the promoter of the Tonopah
mines sale, will be candidate for U.
S. Senator from Nevada.
George Green and J. II. Lee are
prospecting on Table mountain, near
Aurora, aud Pat. Shannon is hunt
iag lodges around Mud Springs.
A company has been formed in
England with a capital of $40, 900, 900
to extract iron from ore by the use
of process invented by Thomas Ed
ison.
A number of 'tramps have been err
dered out of Sodaville lately. Then
they come to Hawthorne and Sheriff
ingalls, sends them on their way re-
piniag.
Wsrd reached Hawthorne yester-
day that Thomas Donohue, aa cid
miner, attempted suicide in Aurora
by slashing his stomach with razor.
He was alive at last accounts.
T. L. Oddie, General Manager Of
the Tonopah Company, returned
frsm Philadelphia Tuesday. He was
accompanied by the President and
Directors OF the company.
Judge Mack will be in Hawthorne
June 25th next for the purpose of ad-
uniting to citizenship all persons who
desire to become citizens. This will
be the last chance before election to
become nataralized.
J. J. Hill, County Recorder of
Hamboldtcounty, died at Winnemuc-
ca last week He has been a promi-
nent figure in politics for years. In
1874 he vas elected State Printer,
defeating G. c. Powning.
Superintendent Wassoa of the
Silver Peak mines, was in town yes
terday. He has about 20 miners at
work blocking out the ore in the big
ledge. Every days work adds large
ly to the value OF the mine.
Joe Forster, an old-time prospec-
ter at Marietta, was found dead in
his cabin at that place last week. He
had probably been dead feur moaths,
as he had net been seen alive since
January. His body was badly mutt
lated by rats.
Drs. Berry and Huffaker last Tues
day amputated Jerry Quinn's foot at
the Arlington Hotel, Carson. All
the toes and instep were taken off,
but the heel was left. The doctors
say Mr.. Quinn will recover unless
Unforeseen complications arise.
z. n. Bowler returned from Car
son Wednesday. He says the Re-
publican leaders are preparing to put
UP strong State ticket, and will try
to effect an organization ia all the
counties. Mr.. Bowler is being urged
to stand in for Supreme Judge, but
as yet be is undecided about the m At
ter. ~
While Johnny Mack was enjoying