Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1902-06-06
SAMPLES.

Attorney General WOODBURY. is
critically Ill in Carson.
Father Tubman of Virginia City
departed last Monday for visit to
Europe.
Fred. Barnes says he has good
dog fer sale, but he will not part
With his cat.
I'd. Dupuis, .. popular young law
yer Of Carson, died at that place last
Friday after a brief illness.
John S. Mayhugh, for many years
= prominent citizen of Eastern Ne
vada, died at Elko Tuesday,
Frank Pedrassi and Ed Heller of
Silver Star have been viewing the
elephant in Hawthorne the past few
days.
Mrs. Saylor Of lone, sister Of P.
n. Bowler, is visiting Hawthorne
friends, being the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowler.
A. S. Fitzpatrick will soon move
the Standard Flour mills nearer to
Bishop, when they will be run by
electric power.
For the production Of school teach
ers Empire has the record. Every
county in the State has teacher who
10 ! native Of that little village.
S. A. Harsh aud Miss Louise Cooke
we're married at Reno last Wednes-
day. Miss Cooke was teacher in
the Hawthorne school last year.
Fraak Golden and George Holes
worth Of Reno and E. Luckett, mas
ter mechanic of the Central Pacific
IT Ogden, visited Tonopah this week.
r. G. Gordon of Tonopah departed
On Sundays train for visit to his
father in Indiana. Father and SON
have not met for thirty-seven years
]. L. Butler and associates have
organized company to pipe water
into Tsnopah. The water will be
pumped from wells five or six miles
from town. ~ sA.i f~e9
Mark Aaroe and Lawrence Bach
gallup hare taken lease ON the Al
together mine. near Cory. The mine
selsngs to J. G. Asehison and shows
ledge Of pay ore in sight
Jim Twaddle, railroad agent at
Wabuska, has been transferred to
the v. 4 7. Office in Carson. Mr..
Harcourt, formerly of Candelaria,
succeeds Twaddle at Wabuska.
P. J. Manning and his neice, Miss
Aanic O'Keefe, were passengers on
Sundays traia for San Francisco.
They are on pleasure bent. This is
the young lady's first visit to the
metropolis.
Judge Mack will be in Hawthorne
June 25th next for the purpose of ad-
nltting to citizenship all persons who
desire to become citizens. This will
be the last chance before election to
become naturalized.
Steve Powers, the well-known
miner, is sojourning in Hawthorne
for few days. Steve says he will
be q candidstes for the Legislature
next Fall on the Fusion ticket. He
has lots of friends and would. make
strong run, and if elected would look
carefully after the interests of the
county. Gs ~
The CravenFair will contest came
70 an end in San Francisco last week.
The three chudrene o e Nevada's late
Senator PAID Mrs Craven $50, 600
and she relinqufshed all claims, to the
Senator's estate. 1t is supposed, her
lawyers will get the bulk OF the
money. The fees Of the lawyers on
the childrens side aggregate two
million dollars.
The Reno Journal. of yesterday
announces that a marriage license
was issued In Reno Wednesday to
Sol. NJ. Summerfield and Miss Lucin-
da Mcbride. The bride is the eldest
daughter OF j. H. Mcbride, road
master OF the C. & c., and is an &C
complished and charming young lady.
The groom is-wc!l he is law max
er, mining expert, general merchan
diser and all around good boy. The
BULLETIN is bursting with good wish
ss for the happy young pair,
Complications are arising In Tono-
nah Thu Tnnanah Coneokddto d Min.