Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-07-24
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ID Lolhrop was passenger for
the north on yesterdays train.
The open season for duck shooting
will begin on the 18th instant.
Walter Harris has been appointed
Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Reno.
Dickey Morgan Uho has exten
size coal fields near Columbus, is IN
toaa
Dr. ODaaneil has gone TO Bodie,
where he viii tx up peoples trouble
sone teeth for brief period,
Tbe Yerlngton Times says some
bodg IS dyaaniying trout i'll the East
Walker near jim Wrights place.
Wm. Mitchell has resigned his po-
siion as section boss at Wabuska
aal will resume farming near Bishop,
Mrs Charles Wagner, who has
oeen visiting friends in Mason valley
for some weeks, returned home Mon
day
Levi, the Piute was thrown into
the cooler Monday by Sheriff ingalls,
for cruelty beating horse and oeing
drunk.
Louie Mau left for Pactolus yes
terday with force of men to do as
sessment work on group of mines
st Pactolus.
Last week in Paradise E. M. Sam
pies was fined s38 for renting house
for immoral purposes within 200
Yards of school house.
Vic. Fletcher aud Harry Sharpe
have taken a lease of the Fletcher
station. Larsen King is now driv-
ing the Bodie stage in Vic's place.
The G ,zette says E. B. Stockley
has skipped out of Reno with $500
belonging to Mrs. D. Rosenthal, for
merly of Hawthorne. Stockley was
building house for Mrs. Rosenthal.
Gurley Jones has made number
of locations near Coryville, including
the old Mt. Cory mine He and Fred
Barnes have been busy the past
week fixing boundaries, etc. Sever
al men will be put to work soon.
Notice has been received by cred
itors that the failure of Lothrop &
Davis of Tonopah is not so bad as re-
ported. The assets largely exceed
the liabilities. The probabilities are
that all creditors will be paid in full.
jim Jeifries and Monroe are match
ed to fight in Los Angeles on Octo-
Der 18th for SIS per cent Of the gate
receipts. l. is rot true that Pop
Barnes the Nome glacier, now IN
Hawthorne, has challenged the win
ner.
Large plumbers of men employed
in the Treadwell mine, Alaska, are
quitting. as they claim the niue is
hcodooed. Seven men we're killed in
one week, and over 100 former en-
poyes arrived in attic a few days
ago
Ne,se Buck and cur his finger vita
awi.e ia Truckee recently. He went
to DaYteu. where D. Dempsey at
tended in. but was Obliged TO go to
Carson, vaere the fiager was ampu-
tated. He may yet lose his hand or
arm, says the Yeriagton Times.
Lo X auj for d big strike if the
raTay officials try to enforce recent
o'dars prohibiting trainmen from
hr'ing with girls along the iine And
the girls might go out on a sYmpa
hetic strike, too. Eli, girls ? d 70,
Former Governor Colcord and ],
Yerington are in town watching
the progress of the pipe line. The
blasts OF the workmen can be plainly
heard in town. They have, passed
The big wash southeast of town and
nave only about three miles more &c
dig.
Kew. John d. Hammond, formerly
preacher lawyer journalist of this
state, has been called to account by
MS brethren of the Methodist clergy
Tor mismauagement of the Methods
: n>ok Concern for fourteen years ane
also as custodian of many Methodist
.unds John has evidently remained
10 San Francisco too long.