Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-05-09
The Metal Market.
SAMPLES.

from pumpkin holler, Is III Town.
San Francisco parties will soon
build SIS, 900 opera house in Tono-
pah.
Miss Grayce Gracey of Virginia
City is visiting Mrs. 7. G. Waiter
son In Hawthorne.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp and children de-
parted for San Francisco to-day.
They will remain several months.
Bud Stoughtenborough took shot
at Louis Munzinger in Bishop last
Wednesday, but he missed his man.
L. r. Knowles has disposed of his
business in Berlin and will reopen
the Joe Klein saloon in few days.
Frank Osbiston, one of the old
time mining Superintendent in Vir-
ginia City, died recently in Austria
liza.
California fruit growers complain
that they cannot get enough grafters.
They should send to Neveda about
election time.
Brooks McClane has begun suit
for divorce from Emma J. McClane
on the ground of desertion. The
parties reside in Wadsworth.
Soda Springs has case of small
pox. Henry Aiken, the teamster, is
the victim. He is out of danger and
there is no fear of the disease spread
ing.
The Bedie Miner thinks its town
can produce baseball team that can
pulverize the players of all aeighbor-
ing towns. Where are you at, Haw-
thorne -?
The Tonopah Mining Co. held a
meeting in Philadelphia last Tues
day. 7. L. Oddie wos re elected
General Manager and F. J. Seibert
Superintendent. d sh
A. ]. Littell, well-known citizen
of Lyon county, died in San Fran
cisco last Wednesday of paralysis.
His remains were shipped to Yering
ton for interment. F
The Rebecca Lodge held special
meeting last Tuesday evening, at
which Mrs. G.. E. Ma ok and Mrs.
Warren were very pleasantly enter
tanned. Three new members were
initiated.
According to statement issued
by the Tonopah Mining Company,
the net receipts of that company
from all sources during the year 1901
were $102, 179 which is subject to
bullion tax.
Among the visitors in town this
week were Peter Conway, Chris.
Fish, Fred. Fredericks, VIM. Aiken,
Jim Wright, E. Caffel, John Carney,
John Chiatovich, Geo. Acheson, Bill
Hopes and R. Morgan.
The Australian ballot law was in
force III Colorado before female SUI
frage was adopted. The law pro-
vides that the booths must be SO
constructed that the voters legs can
be seen below the knees.
George S. Bartels, a popular young
commercial traveller, has purchased
the Bishop bottling works, and will
remove the machinery to Hawthorne.
He has rented the building next
south of the Postoffice and will in a
few days be manufacturing all kinds
of Summer beverages. ii.
. w. H. Thomas was in attendance
as juror in the District Court dur
ing the week. From Mr., Thomas we
learn that the stage company is
building fine barn and corral in
Candeiaria, and are also putting up
station houses along the Tonopah
road. 1t is reported that Wells,
Fargo Il Co. will control this stage
route.
On Monday, May Goth, an election
for school trustees will be held
throughout the State. In Hawthorne
there are two to elect, the terms of
G. P. Mengel and b. Resenthal ex-
piring. A. T. Taylor will hold for
two years more. In school districts
having a population of 100 or more,
candidates must file their names with
the County Clerk at least five days
before the election.
Those who are "next" say we will