Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-04-17
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Dick McKewen came 10 Town Iues-
dow TO interview the dentist
The Standard cyanide plant will
he in operation in a few days,
The Rebekah dance will take place
On the 9th Be sure you attend.
r A Montgomery and Winnie A.
a,hrev were married in Hawthorne
last Tuesday.
The Del Monte cyanide plant has
resumed operations, with James Bar
rett in charge.
B.F. Cottrell, formerly of Aurora,
is managing Snclair's livery stable
at TonoPah.
Ted Brodigan has resumed work
ON the Mingo mine, having complete
" recovered from his recent injuries.
DR.. Hammond of Tonopah has
been appointed county physician of
Nye county at salary of $75 per
month.
Adams 81 Miller have just received
an invoice of the most elegant carpets
and lineleums ever brought to town.
Take look at EN-.
Miss Alma, daughter of Louis Go
hey, has been very sick for the past
week This morning she was much
better, we are pleased to record.
On Thursday of last week George
Sloan and Eta Crutcher were mar
ried at Tonopah. The bride was for
merly Mrs. Fred. Barnes of Haw-
thorne.
Judge Hawthorne is in the hills
north of town in pursuit of lost
mine. The Judge has made annual
visits here for many years, but the
mine seems to be lost for keeps,
Sir Thomas Upton and his friends
are sure that Shamrock III. will cap
ture the Americas cup, but they must
bear in mind that there's many a
slip 'twixt the cup and the LIP"
Jim Butler has purchased the Raw
son ranch of $500 acres near Bishop
The price was $40, 900. Mr.. Butler
also bought the Big Pine hotel from
Tom Callow aud wife for $l2, 900.
Abe Church and wife have pur-
chased a20-room housekeeping apart
ment house at S04 Hyde street, San
Francisco, and will be pleased to en-
terrain any of their Nevada friends
while on a visit to the big city.
P. NJ. Bowler departed for Tono-
pah Monday. He will return in a
few days and proceed to Reno, where
he is retained to defend Phillips and
Butts, charged with robbing the S.
P. office at Reno.
John O'Keefe has purchased the
stage line formerly owned by Ladd
q Cohn. 1t is said Mr.. O'Keefe will
run day and night stage from Soda
to Tonopah, so all kinds of travellers
can be accommodated
Judge Sherman, President of a
company operating mines at Pacto-
lus, reports that the company has Ia
men employed and work is progress
ing on four claims. The showing is
favorable on each claim.
The Nucleus Hotel property, in
GLIDING the saloon, stables, ETC., has
changed hands. Frank Baker pur-
chased o. W. Writings interest in
the business and leased Charles Sny-
der's interest Mr.. Baker took pos
session to-day.
The miners at the Gwin, Kennedy,
Seila, Oneida, South Eureka and
Central Eureka mines, Suffer Greek,
Cal, are ON q strike for the recogni-
ton of the Union, eight hours to con.
stitpte days work, and the right to
trade where they please, a.
Frank Dunn returned Yesterday
from visit to toe mines. near Mon.
telle. He is confident that the dis
trict will be the scene of much aetv.
ity shortly, as there are large lodges
OF gold, silver and copper there, with
wood and water in abundance,
1t has been discovered that radium,
a new metal emits heat The discov'
cry, gurgles the Virginia Report,
may be valuable, but as the stuff sells
for 5000, 600 pound it is not likely
that it will supplant old exchanges
us fuel in country newspaper offices.
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