Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-10-02
SAMPLES.


died in San Francisco last week.
Mrs. Frank Regain and son are Wis
ting friends in Grass Valley.
The mountains surrounding town
were capped with snow yesterday
morning
Mrs. P. Nicolas and children re-
turned Wednesday from a months
vSit to friends in visalia, Cal
C. e Mack aud Richard Kirman
will in tie near future start new
bank ia Carson says the News.
A son was born to the wife of P. J.
M,Grath last Saturday in oakland,
Cal. Mother and child are doing
we'll
Articles have been signed by c. A.
Lundy aud ] NJ Rogers for glove
contest to take place in Bodie next
Wednesday.
Papers have been filed in Daytoa
in the divorce case of Hans en- vs.
Hansen. The parties formerly lived
in Hawthorne.
VIM. Dodsworth, President OF the
Cripple Creek Miners Union, was
last week thrown into the bull pen
by the militia.
Miss Marian Jones, daughter of
Senator jones', was married IN New
York last Tuesday to Robert Far
quhar, an architect. >.
II. f. Bartine is visiting all the
county seats in the State in the ca
pacity of State Examiner of Revenue
derived from taxes.
The Supreme Court has decreed
that all sessions of the Nye county
District Court must be held at Bel
mont, the county seat.
All the participants in the Chinese
outrages at Tonopah were held to an
swer before the Grand Jury with
bonds fixed at $500 each.
Yesterday Senior Salazar opened
up the old Tubino saloon. Hot ia
males and Bodie beer on draught
we're the main attractions. $500
Several of the bondsmen of Sheriff
Crushing of Nye county are draw
ing off his bond. Among them are
7 L. Oddie, H. G. Brougher and j.
l.. Butler.
The first shipment of ore from the
copper mines north of Sodaville is
on the market in Salt Lake. The
assay on the lot shows II per cent
copper. $l2 in gold and small per-
cantage of silver.
Montana Jim, who has been mining
in Esmeralda county, has organized
company with cash enough to see
the venture through. Carson APP
peal. [Whonel is Montana Jim, and
wherenell is the property?]
Most of the Piutes are ia the hills
paenutting. The nuts are said tc
be plentiful, but they are small ano
worm.eaten. Jack Powell explained
to our reporter: You see, no snow
long time; nut he dry and the little
bugger he eat en-
The horse trotting record has beer
reduced at the rate of about sec
ond a year for the last fifty years
Johnny Mack has figured out that |
this rate is kept up for a couple o
hundred years more, first lass horse
will do mile in a little less than nt
time.
Jack Kitchens wants to know
How much wood would wood
chuck chuck, II n woodchuck woulc
cauck wood p And Johnny Atchi
Son answered About as much o.
sawyer could saw il he saw tha
the saw would saw as saw SHOULD
saw"
W. H. Thomas, who has been
prominent figure in the business an
political history of the county 70
m'rty years, departed Monday 70
MS cid home in Cornwall. He say
We may return 10 year and that h
may never return. Bon voyage
Billy.
n Jas H. Kinkead has brought su
n against Lynch & O'Meara of Ton'
pan Tor $4,000 damages. Kinkea
\ a'eges that defendants in July los
IA %'ered 30,toa Kinkead mill Il
.oaop"h After making necessar
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