Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-02-13
SAMPLES.

r. d. McAtee was Ia town during
the week.
P. NJ. Bowler came up from Tono-
pah last Tuesday.
DR.. Patterson was rsappointed
Supt. of the Reno Insane Asylum
last Wednesday.
Mrs. S. A. Knapp and son will de-
part tomorrow for Tonopoh, where
they will in the future reside.
Miss Bessie Barlow of Candelaria
is visiting Hawthorne friends, being
the guest of Miss Lydia King.
John M. Fulton and Miss Theo W.
Stubbs were married on Wednesday
last at the home Of the BRIDES par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. .Stubbs, of Reno.
Bob Stewart was in from Soda
yesterday He contemplates build
ing trackless railway from Soda to
Tonopah in this wheat bye and bye.
DIR. G. E. Reed, formerly county
physician of this county, but at pres
ent located in San Francisco, is visit
ing old friends in Hawthorne.
When you go to Tonopah be sure
you ride on one of John O'Keefe's
coaches. Comfortable stages, gen tile
horses and careful drivers on this
line.
At q mass meeting of Tonopah
citizens, committee was appointed
to petition the Legislature to remove
the county seat of Nye from Belmont
to that place.
Our thanks are due to Assembly
man Lothrop for copies of the bills
introduced in the Legislature up to
date. Persons interested will find
them on file in this Office.
Jim Jeffries says that if Corbett
will meet him to finish fight at Car
son next month, he-Jeffrfes-will
allow Corbett 20 seconds to get up
when he is knocked down.
Bodie Council No. 1888 p. P. P
will accept our thanks for cempli-
mentary ticket, for their Oath ami
versary ball, which will be given at
Bodie, February %, 1908.
The third shipment of ore from
2 the Lynch 'Meara mines at Lone
Mountain was made to Salt Lake last
week, making ten carloads to date.
The ore nets the company 5000 a
car.
Persons looking for big copper
mines should not fail to visit the
claims of Fermina Serras, near Lu-
ming. The lodges are large, the
grade of ore good, and liberal terms
will be given to reliable parties.
Mr.. James H. Kinkead shipped one
of his own crushing mills to Tonopah
this morning, consigned to Walter
Osborne of that place. This will be
the pioneer mill Of that camp, as it is
the first ore crushing plant to be in
stalled there.
Superintendent Gurley Jones of
the Pactolus and Mammon Mining
Companies, passed through to Reno
Tuesday. Mr.. Jones says he has a
lot of ore ready for shipment to Salt
Lake. A larger force of miners will
soon be put to work on the mines.
Phillips and Butts, charged with
robbing the railroad ticket Office in
Reno recently, were bound over to
appear before the Grand Jury, with
bail fixed at SO, 900 each. Each gave
bail. 1t is reported that P. M. Bow
Ter of Hawthorne has been engaged
to defend Butts. PA
The county money is now kept in
the Carson bank, and Treasurer
Miller desires to announce that
claims against the county will be
paid in checks hereafter. The coun-
ty officers do not think it safe to keep
alarge amount of cash on hand, in
view of the fact that many hard
characters are passing to aud from
Tonopah nowadays.
The farmers of this section state
that not for many years past has the
outlook for water for Summer use 90
the ranches been so good as this sea-
son. At the head OF both the
East and West Walker Rivers snow
is piled up to agreat depth, 1t came
down wet, froze solid after falling,
and many canyons are said to be full