Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-08-15
SAMPLES.

Assessor lnSallS Is interviewing
taxpayers in the|northern circuit.
Sheriff McInnis of Washoe died in
Reno last Thursday after a short
illness.
The County Board of Equalization
will meet on the third Mon day in
September.
P. NJ. Bowler departed yesterday
for Salt Lake, where he has import
ant legal business.
The Republican County Committee
will meet to-day to arrange for a
County Convention.
Dick Kelly is developing promis-
ing mining property about 81 miles
northeast of Luning.
Frank Cagwin departed Wednes-
day for Stockton, CAL, to join his
family. He will be absent about two
weeks
Jerry Quinn's condition has so far
improved that he will probably return
to Hawthorne about the 1st of Sep
TENDER.
Up to date location certificates for
sale at this Office Price, 10 cents
each. Preliminary location notices,
five cents each.
An artificial ice plant is in opera
ton at Black bird springs, six miles
from Tonopah. The plant will feeeze
two tons per day.
w. H. Thomas, Candelaria's old
standby, is taking a vacation for
health and pleasure at Lake Tahoe
and VALLEY Springs.
J. G. Booker and family are camp
ing on the East Walker river. Mr..
Booker is making government sur
veys in that region.
Convict Tracy was surrounded in
wheat field at Coalville, Wash, last
week and he committed suicide when
he saw escape was impossible.
Frank Thorn arrived from 'Tono.
pah on Tuesdays train. 1t is said
that Mr.. Thorn is an aspirant for the
State Senate on the Fusion ticket
VIM. Grozinger, who has been rus
ticating at Valley Springs and Lake
Tahoe for the past month, returned
Saturday. He is greatly improved
in health.
Further hearing of the Miller &
Lux suit to rob the Walker river
ranchers of their water rights, has
been postponed until the first Mon
day in September.
The Hawthorne School Trustees
have re-engaged Miss Emma Marx
and Miss Alice Thompson to teach
our school next term. Essie Henley
was appointed janitress.
The many friends of John Forbes
will be panied to learn that he is very
sick at Berkeley, CAL, with enlarge
ment of the liver. He is confined to
his bed and his recovery is doubtful.
Govorner Saddler has appointed
S. M. Summerfield of Haw thorne a
delegate to the International Mining
Congress which will be held at Butte
city, Montana, September LIST to 9th.
Silver and Democratic primaries
will be held throughout the county
on Monday, September LIST. The
county conventions will be held at
Hawthorne September 18th. See no.
tice on next page.
There are now employed in the
mines of Tonopah proper four hun
dred men. There are so in Klondike,
30 10 Liberty district, % in Ray, ~
or more at Gold Hill, and 40 in Lone
Mountain or Weepah Bononza.
A Jersey City justice has proved
himself shrewd man but one who
keeps his word. He promised suit
of parlor furniture to the 2lst cou-
pie he should marry. He joined 20
happy pairs and then married a girl
himself She has the furniture and
is happy,
The WALKER LAKE BULLETIN is in
error in stating that the disease
which created such mortality in To-
nopah last winter has broken out
again. Tonopah has never been so
healthy as at present, and its people
are contented aud prosperous as well.
--Tonopah Miner
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