Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-03-06
SAMPLES.

Bedie March asst
Alley Greea and P. O'Brien drove
dawn from Sweetwater to-day.
VIM. Butler, a popular young man
of Sweetwater, was IN town Monday.
Mrs. J. L. Butler was passenger
an Wednesdays train for San Fran
cisco.
Dickey Morgan, who owns ralua-
bile coal land near Columbus, is in
town.
When you go to Candelaria, put
up at Nelson's hotel. Everything
frst-class. .e.sa
The infant daughter of Charley
Qui, the Chinese storekeeper, died
last Tuesday.
March came in like little lamb,
but yesterday she was bowling like a
flock of lions.
A carload of desks for the Teno-
pah school is in Hawthorne, en- route
to Butler City.
Frank Golden, one of the main
stays of Tonopah, passed through to
that camp Monday.
]. A. Waddell and John Smith
came in from Hawthorne district the
other day to thaw out.
Mathew Meyer, veteran of the
civil war and an old citizen of this
county, is dying at the County Hos
pltal
Mrs. A. Y. Gale departed for San
Francisco to-day. She is in very poor
health and will remain in the me-
tropolis several months.
Dave Graham came up from the
reservation Sunday. He is now the
postmaster as we'll as the store keep
err at the Indian homestead.
Mrs. Sol. Summerfield departed
yesterday for Reno, where she will
make her home. Mr.. Summerfeld
will also 60 to Reno in few days.
A. ]. Chambers, section foreman
on the c. & c., has purchased a
tract of land in Inyo comfy, and
with his family will remove thereto
next month. 49,,
Judge Callahan, who has been in
town the past month doctoring a sore
foot, will leave for Candelaria to-
night. His foot is much better, but
not entirely well.
1t is reported that W. E. Sharon
will be candidate next year for U.
S. Senator. In an Interview with a
San Francisco paper he said, Bar
kis is wiilin'.
Mrs. O. w. Whiting and infant
son arrived from Reno Wednesday.
Mrs. Writings mother and faith err
accompanied her. They will remain
IN Hawthorne several months.
Andy Roach and Johnny Conway
were passengers for Tonopah Mon
day. We commend them to the kind
consideration of the people of that
place, particularly the ladies'.
D. Dierssen, the well-known Sac
ramento wholesale merchant, paid
his initial visit to Hawthorne Mon
day. Mr.. Dierssen contemplates
opening branch house in Reno.
A carload of cattle for Bells ranch
on Reese river came from the north
on Mondays train. This is a re-
yersal of the usual order Of things,
cattle as rule being shipped the
other way. -, s.a, RI .ai .
F. H. Maxwell was taken from the
train at Carson last Friday by the
Sheriff of Nye county and taken back
to Tonopah on a charge of embezzle-
ment preferred by Frank Golden, his
former employer. ,a
A scientist recently asserted that
a man could double his circulation by
bathing his feet IN warm water. We
have been soaking our pedal extrem-
tiles in hot water for lol these many
moons, but still our circulation in
creaseth not
Sup't Colcord was in town during
the week. After a thorough exami-
nation of the ground he said it will
probably be u month before the ditch
for the pipe line to Hawthorne dis
trict can be dug, owing to the ground
being frozen.
Slime Parker, the genial agent of
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