Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-01-23
SAMPLES.

Tom Sharpe came TO Town Ouhudy.
He didn't bring any ducks with him.
Judge Mack and E.. S. Farrin gton
have formed illegal partnership
r. D. McAfee of Fish Lake Valley,
spent few days in town this week.
Ted Brodigan is down from Bodie,
looking over his old stamping ground.
Carson has case OF smallpox.
The victim is R. Roy, draughtman.
He contracted the disease in Reno.
Capt. John Pagan, who is the own
er of valuable mines near Luning,
was a visitor in town last Sunday.
A. S. Hamlin of Bodie mas been
shaking hands with old friends the
past few days.
Geo. Green is in Reno. 1t is re-
ported that he is negotiating for the
Riverside Hotel in that burg.
Alvey Miller visited Wadsworth
last week and became member OF
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil McGrath and
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Woolley made a
dying trip to Carson and return
this week.
Charles T. Champion, manager OF
the Vulcan Copper mines, near Lu =
ming, has been "at the from" for the
past few days.
D. B. Lyman, for many years Sup
erintendent of the Bonanza mines in
Virginia City, died at Reno last Fri
day of pneumonia. ---
Oscar Knowles, a recent arrival
from Ormsby County, was taken to
the hospital Monday He has an at
tack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Louis Cooley and children are
visiting Sacramento. Owing to Mrs.
Gobey's poor health, their stay
abroad is indefinite
Mrs. Jerry Snider and children ar
rived in town last Saturday from
Vallejo, Cal. They will live in the
Monroe Miller house.
The Degree OF Honor Lodge will
meet this evening" There will be
installation OF officers and four new
members are to be initiated.
Nat Penrose, who has been suffer
ing from pneumonia for the past
week, was taken to Mason Valley on
to-day's train. His condition is said
to be most critical.
Tom Gassett, who came to town
about ten days ago in demented
condition, is still non .compos mentis,
but Dr. Berry thinks he will recover
his faculties III & few days.
Johnny Bowler and Miss Emma
Glora, both Of Reese River, were
married at the residence of the
brides step-father Pat Welsh. Mr.
Bowler is brother of P. M. Bowler,
of this place ISL y as.s ais 81
Miss Alice Thompson, teacher of
the primarydspartmeptof our school,
has resigned, and Miss GraYce Gracey
of Virginia City wilf teach the young
idea how tosShoot FOR the balance OF
the term. Kan 81 az ,sls
Walt. Shane, oneof the pioneers OF
Nye County, .,died1in San Francisco
last Wednesday at the advanced age
Of II years. Deceased was engaged
in farming and stockraising on Reese
river for many years.
Capt. ]. W. James OF Soda and
Miss Mande ellison Of Carson were
married in Hawthorne last Wednes-
day. The, groom is a well known
mining engineer and member OF the
Nevada Volunteers. The bride is a
daughter OF George ellison OF Car
son and is an estimable young lady.
Two masked men robbed Cole y
Elliotts saloon in Tonopah last Tues
day night. One robber, at the point
OF pistol, lined those present up to
the bar and promised to kill any one
who attempted to leave the room
while his partner was taking what
money there was in the faro ano
roulette games, They also took $85
out Of the cash register. George Cole