Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-04-10
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Ted Brodigan is rapidly recovering
from the injuries recently received in
the Miugo mine.
Aiming excitement at Cloverdale,
Nye county, is said to have caused q
stampede out of Tonopah.
Yparraguirre brothers are shear
inc 10000 sheep at Sweetwater.
About 16 shearers are at work.
Miss Dora Aaroe was passenger
Tuesday for Tonopah, where she will
act as steuographer for Booker and
Bradford. .s,.sss.
Adams l. Miller have just received
an invoice of the most elegant carpets
and linoleums ever brought to town.
Take look at 'en.
Mrs. VIM. Higgins and children OF
Luning came to town yesterday.
Sickness ia the family necessitated a
visit to DIR. Berry.
It's said that A. ]. McCone has
taken contract to erect quartz
mill at Tonopah. Local capitalists
have subscribed the money.
James Thomas aud Miss Eta Shir-
ley were married at Bishop Wednes-
day. Miss Shirley formerly resided
in Hawthorne and has many friends
here.
DR.. Berry was called to Luning on
special train this morning to attend
Capt. Fagin, who was critically ILL.,
The doctor left his patient much inn
proved. s "a
Don't forget to remember that the
Rcbekahs will give grand ball on
the 9th instant. When the ladies of
this Lodge take anything ia hand it
is sure to be a big success.
Epicurus Hippocorystes Mangus,
an antediluvian disciple of the art
preservative of arts, passed through
to Toaopah tother day. He will
hoist antimeny and dodge type lice
in the Bonanza Office
The first copy OF the Reno Tele-
gram came to us yesterday. The
new paper is well supplied with local
advertisements, and has q vim and
snap to its news matter that will cap
tivate its panrons. Good luck to you,
boys.
Dick Kelly. the irrepressible came
in from Ellsworth Tuesday. He says
that the Lebue brothers have strong
ledge of $500 gold ore. He also says
there are about 100 miners working
ia Pactolus, Fair Play and Ellis
worth.
DR.. S. O'Donnell will 20 to Soda
next Monday, remaining there about
one week, after which he will return
to Hawthorne. DIR. O'Donnell is a
skilled dentist and those whose teeth
need " fixing should not neglect the
opportunity.
R. X. Colcord and J. f. Parr visit
ed Cottonwood canyon Tuesday.
They say there is plenty of water for
all purposes. The date OF beginning
work on the pipe line is not definite
ly fixed, but it is believed that
ground will be broken during the
present month.
Monday morning about seven O..
clock the schoolhouse at Schurz, on
the CO c., was found to be on fire
and was soon burned to the ground,
there being no facilities for fighting
fire at that point. The origin OF
the fire is unknown, but the time. at
it occurred has given rise to the ru,
NOR that it was incendiary.
7. G. Boland has 10.horse team
hauling lumber and machinery from
Keller to Cerro Gordo for a concen-
trating plant to verk the Stag and
mine dumps of the old Union proper.
ty, and is also putting the pumping
plant and pipe which supplies Cerro
Gsrdo in repair. Bishop Register.
The Southern Pacific Sunset is a
beautifully Illustrated magazine de-
voted specially to placing the varied
interests Of the Pacific coast before
the world. 1t costs 81 a year ana
should be taken by all who are inter
csted in the coasts progress. Mrs.
S. v. Anael, agent of the Sunset, is
taking subscriptions and furnishing