Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-04-08
SAMPLES.

Mrs. Mel Ward has returned from
avisit to Carson aud vicinity.
AL. Wild is able to be about again,
, after hard tussle with pneumonia.
John Dennis, the we'll known
journalist has severed his connectiod
with the Reno Journal.
Jas. B. Egan, a well-known lawyer
of Lander county, died at Austin
last Wednesday OF heart disease.
Passengers from Tonopah yester-
day report that the West End and
Ohio Tonopah mines are shut down.
B.. Frank car inspector on the
Tonopah railroad, is In our hospital.
He is being. doctored-fcr big car
buncle on his neck. s..-s- ss5si. e:
Guy Flint, formerly engineer on
the main stem, is now running on
the c. h c. Mr. Flint's family will
reside in Hawthorne.
The Easter entertainment was a
great success, the big children, as
we'll as the little ones, acquitting
themselves admirably. ..q...,
Senator Newlands is now a grand
father, son having been born to his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Johnson, at
Boston, Massachusetts.
Joh~ny Collamore, who has been
absent from Esmeralda several years,
returned Saturday and will again
make his home with US. -
The examination Of applicants for
the Cecil Rhodes scholarship at OK
ford will be held at the University
at Reno on April 18th and l4th.
Mrs. Julia G. Lovejoy, for many
years . resident OF Wabuska, died
In Los Angeles last Sunday. The
funeral took place in Dayton Thurs
day.
T. r. Hofer has taken the agency
oil the National Life Insurance Com.
pany for Nevada. This is one OF the
Oldest and solidest compaaies in the
world.
Myron Stone was arrested in Bodie
the other day charged with robbery.
1t is alleged that Stone broke into
McCracxeh + Matley's saloon and
robbed the slot machine.
Gustav Mau committed suicide in
Eureka last week. We are requested
to state that deceased was no relative
of Louis K. Aau, as set forth by
some Of our exchanges.
The jury in the Botkin poisoning
case in San Francisco returned a
verdict of guilty, with a. recon-
mendation for mercy. She will prob
ably get a life sentence.
Ben Rosenthal is having the build
ing next to Johuny Mack's saloon
torn down. It will be rebuilt or the
lot next south of Frank Caewin's
residence and will be occupied by en-
gineer Charley Wagner.
G. W. Stolp, who is interested in
mining property near LoueMountain,
passed through to the city Thursday.
Mr.. Stolp believes that Lone Noun
tain will prove to be one OF the best
camps In the State before long, and
he is not alone 10 this belief.
Representative Van Duzer has in
troduced resolution in Congress re-
questing the Secretary of Commerce
and Labor to investigate the meth
DDS of mining companies in floating
stock through the Use OF the mails.
The resolution declares that'pecple
have been defrauded ip this manper.
The Opbir Minisg Go. of Virginia
has declared another dividend OF %
cents per share. This makes sos,
900 paid in dividends in the past four
months, Some people say old Vir-
ginia is dead, but what camp in this
great mining state can produce a
rival to the Opbir?
Thos Hunt, miner employed AT
Atwood, was badly injured by the
premature explosion of q blast last
Friday. He vas brought to town by
John McAllister. Dr. Berry found
that his lower arm was badly LAGER
ated and his face full OF gravel. AT
FIRST il was feared his eyesight was