Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-04-03
SAMPLES.

soid to be seriously ill at Santa Mon
lea.
The Indian twins which were born
!, Hawthorne two weeks ago both
died this week.
Tom Colehan, the Gold Mountain
mine owner, passed through town
Saturday en- route for London.
Miss Dora Aaroe returned Tues.
day from Carson, where she acted as
Minute Clerk during the Legislative
session.
The residents OF Gold Mountain,
this county, have petitioned the gov
eminent to establish a postoffice at
that place.
Adams & Miller have just received
an invoice of the most elegant carpets
and linoleums ever brought to town.
Take a look at EN-.
J. H. Miller and family returned
Wednesday from a months visit to
Los Angles, San Francisco and other
California resorts
Young Corbett knocked out Terry
McGovern in the eleventh round in
San Francisco last Tuesday night. 1t
was a vicious fight from start co
finish.
Adams g. Miller have just received
new line of Summer dress goods,
including ginghams, madras and
calicos, and a beautiful assortment
of mercerized zephyrs. Call and see
them,
Buds are bursting on the lilac and
SNOWFALL bushes, and the fruit trees
are nearly all out in full bloom. If
Jack Frost does not obtrude his I'M
welcome presence upon US we will
have lots of fruit this Summer.
While working in the Mingo mine,
Hawthorne district, last Saturday
Ted Brodigan was struck on the head
by a falling rock His scalp was
badly lacerated and two teeth knock
ed out, but we are glad to record that
his injuries are not serious.
Mrs. Crane, mother of Mrs. W. L.
Berry, arrived from the East yester-
day. Mrs. Berry had been in Carson
for few days, and when she board
ed the train for home she was sur
prised and delighted to find her
mother among the passengers.
James Acheson came over from
Sweetwater Wednesday. He is ne
gotiating for hauling about 200 tons
of water pipe and mill machinery
from Hawthorne for the Esmeralda
Con- Mines Co. Yesterday he drove
TO the scene of his proposed labors.
DR.. S. O'Donell, the local dentist
OF Yerington is now in Hawthorne.
His Office is at the Nucleus Hotel.
Doctor O'Donell is dentist of wide
experience, and his instruments are
all modern. Those in need of dental
work should not miss this opportuni-
ty. The doctor will remain here sew
eral days.
Sup't. WATSON of the Silver Peak
mines returned Monday from a visit
TO Reno. Mr.. WATSON says there is
no truth in the reports that Charles
D. Lane has bought the mines. The
Silver Peak Company has large
force of men developing the mines,
which are looking better every day.
Several dogs have been poison ed
during the week. 1t would be well
for parties who are putting out poi
son to remember that the last Legis-
lature passed bill which provides
that person guilty of poisoning a
dog, or leaving poison where dogs
can get it, is liable to fine of from
$500 to $500 and Imprisonment from
two to six months.
Senator Thorne arrived from San
Francisco Tuesday, and has been
kept busy ever siace shaking hands
with his constituents On every
measure in which the welfare of the
people of the State was involved Mr.,
Thornes vote, as well as those of
Assemblymen Lothrop and Averill,
was recorded in the right column.
Esmeralda is not ashamed of her dele
CATION.
Col. w. ], Switzerland, who was
formerly Superintendent of the
Holmes mine, Candelaria, but now
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