Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-03-25
SAMPLES.


that April 18th 81 all be Arbor Day.
The Palace saloon and gambling
house in Reno pays monthly licenses
amounting to $40.
strengthening is in full blast at
the Latipie ranch and other places
on the raging Walker.
Nate Fish and wife of Pine Grove
spent the week in town, being the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wichman.
The court calendar of Nye county
contains already twenty-one civil
cases to come to trial at the session
of the District Court to be held in
Belmont, April 18th.
1t is now probable that Reno will
be the cad of great railway system
and that the S. P and Oregon Short
Line will terminate in that city, nee
cssitating the largest shops on the
Pacific Coast.
A married woman appeared at the
WasEoe Club faro game IN Reno the
other day with loaded revolver in
her hand and orderd her hus band, who
was playing, to go home. He went
down the stairs three at time.
The second engine for the Tonopah
railroad arrived in this city on yes
terday's local. 1t is of the large type
of narrow gauge engines and will be
shipped to the scene of construction
Us soon as it can be made ready at
the shops. Appeal.
Charles Dickson, the well-known
blacksmith, has disease pronounced
by Dr. Berry to be genuine smallpox
He was taken to the pest hoose near
the hospital, and the doctor says he
will soon be all right. No other
cases have appeared
In the u. S. Court at Carson last
Monday Judge Hawley rendered a
decision in the case of Eisele VS.. Cd
die and others, awarding Esele $500
damages and costs. Eisele was eject
ed from piece of groun1 in Tono-
pah over year ago, and sued for
$1,000.
Judge Mack returned from trip to
Goldfield Thursday. He says it is a
camp OF great possibilities. Shipping
ore is being taken from three mines,
! while there are vast deposits OF ore
that will mill from $40 to $50 which
can be worked at big profit when a
mill is on the ground
Kepler, the man that shot Maher
at Goldfield last week, has left the
country to avoid the service of the
warrant issued by the Hawthorne
authorities. 1t is likely that TO eff
fort will be made to capture him as
his room is better than his company.
Maher is rapidly recovering,
A note from ]. D. Jones brings the
sad announcement of the death oil
William Kelly at Silver Peak last
Monday. Deceased was for many
years engaged in mining in Candle
laria and adjacent camps He was
brother of Fred Kelly of Tonopah
Pneumonia was the cause of death
Deceased was "a native of Massachu
sets. aged 81 years
Ted Brodigan came in from Lunina
Monday. He says that the Copper
Company has completed the assess
ment work on 35 locations, and will
soon begin the extraction and reduc
ton of ore on a large scale, There
are millions of tons of copper in thes'
mines and if the ore can be made tt
pay, Luning will be one of the biz
camps of the state in, tho near future
A peculiar accident happened il
Hawthorne district the other day
y AS the quartz team was passing be
side steep incline on tue Lapant
mine, one Of the horses stepped int
the hole. The harness broke witt
his wsight and the animal rolled t
to the bottom, 30 feet. He the'
wondered off into u maze of drift
and crosscuts, and was in the min
two days and nights before hein'
rescued. The horse was not serious
w hurt. but acts as if he was crazy