Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-04-11
SAMPLES.
This is Arbor Day.

Tonopah is to have a new 8O-gallen
chemical fire engine.
About 10000 sheep are now being
sheared at Sweetwater.
Charley Box is down from Candle
laria visiting his parents.
The cyanide plant at the Green
ranch started up last week
w. J. Douglass and wife spent
few days in Hawthorne during the
week.
The Douglass Company mill at Sill
yer Star is running on 200-ton lot
of Bounce ore.
Mrs. VIM. Higgins and children
came in from Luning Saturday, re-
turning Monday.
w. G. Humphrey of Grow Springs
has been renewing old acquaintance
during the week.
1t is reported that Judge Mack, H.
M. Gorham and associates will soon
open bank in Reno.
Miss Minola Green and Miss Eva
Roach of Sweetwater visited Haw-
thorne friends this week.
Walter Harris was passenger for
Tonopah Monday. He will take
charge of the bank there.
Under the provisions of the will of
Cecil Rhodes, Nevada is entitled to
two scholarships at Oxford.
The Pyramid Indians have issued
a notice that hereafter they will not
sell fish for less than ten cents
pound.
Several trainloads of cattle have
boen shipped from Inyo to the San
Francisco beef eaters during the past
two weeks.
Jack Hall passed through from
Tonopah to Mason valley to-day. He
will return ia few days and open a
resort ia Tonepah.
Heavy rains last week caused Bo-
die and Rough creeks to overflow.
bitches were filled with debris and
roads washed out.
George Courtemarche, the we'll
known teamster, attempted to cut
his throat with razor at Yerington
last week. He will recover
Alex. Vaillencore and Henry Col
lier have taken contract to extend
the new tunnel in the Rockland miae,
Pine Grove, 100 feet.-Times.
Commissioner Morgan informs us
that all is quiet along the raging
Walker--ne, marriages, births or
deaths-not even a dog fight to re-
lieve the menetony.
AL. Finney departed Monday for
the southern country. He will pros
pect between Tonopah and Death
valley, and thinks he is on the trail
of something good.
A man named Michael Hall, a re-
cent arrival from Tonopah and Can
delaria, died in Hawthorne Tuesday
OF pneumonia. His remains we're
shipped to Santa Clara, Cal.
The first overland train thoroughly
equipped with electric lights left
Omaha last Tuesday for San Fran
cisco. The train is one of eight
whose aggregate equipment cost two
million dollars.
Howard Hogan and Miss Clara
Spooner will be married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in Car
son on Sunday, April 10th. The
groom is son of J. w. Hogan, for
merly butcher in Hawthorne.
Bill Hodge, an olG-time stage mar,
was in town during the week. 1t is
reported that he will have charge of
the stages running hence to Bodie
and from Candelaria to Tonopah when
the new lessees take hold--next July.
Bob Stewart, the Duke of Soda,
was in town Wednesday. He says
the steam wagon has again proven a
failure. In order to make it run a
macadamized road would have to be
made from Soda to Tonopah, and of
course that is out of the question.
Among the visitors this week we
noticed Dan Robb, A. w. Curtis,
Jack Shirley, Chris. Jochumsen, j.
d. Lothrsp, e. r. Shields, G. Guisti,
W. Fl. Roach, L. A. L. Green, Geo.
Compston, Geo. Ladd, Fred Vollmar,