Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-07-22
SAMPLES.

The registry books are now. open.
Mrs. D. Rosenthsl departed. for
Reno Monday. 49,
Bathing in the lake is now the pop
ular amusement.
? Geo. Fottler and Charley Ganong
are prospecting In the vicinity Of
Marietta.
The burning Of an Indian camp last
Sunday night caused little excit-
ment for while,
8. A. Knapp ~ssa passenger for
San Francisco Monday where be will
remain one week.
Charley Epstine has returned from
his vacation and " again on duty as.
Nail Clerk on the G. & G.
State Sen ator Il. F. Dangberg died
At his home In Douglas county last
Saturday; aged74 years. -
Miss Miligan Of Carson is acting
as court reporter during the present
session Of the District Court.
J. W. Wilson and wife, J. l. Wilson
and wife ami George Wilson of Mason
Valley are visiting Hawthorne.
Attorney Willis of Fallon aud At
torney Reynolds Of Tonopah are In
attendance upon our District Court.
Jim Butler has subscribed $1,000
to the rail day celebration fund in
Touopah. A great big man is Jim
Butler.
A miner named joe Mcdonald died
from the effect Of inhaling poisonous
gas in the Union mine at Virginia
City last Tuesday.
Frank Williams, for many years a
resident Of Hawthorne, died at the
County Hospital last Monday. He
was a native Of Wales, aged "a years.
Adams i Miller have just received
large assortment Of light and dark
percales, French imported ginghams,
wash lawns, mercerized silk zephyrs,
etc. -~sa., &c @a
Ben Rosenthal departed for Reno
to-day. He will go to Tonopah aud
Goldfeld next week. II that coun-
try looks good to him he will drive
stakes there.
A accident on the Tonopah rail
rad last Snn lay: delayed til t train
e4hours. Seven cars and the CINE
we're dcra,lei. caused by the track
spreading in soft ground. Nobody
hurt.
The Democratic County Central
Committee will meet at Soday lille Au-
gust 10, 1904. A full attendance is
requested, as all matters relating to
the coming campaign will be ar
ranged. .f'.'s''
The Boston l. Montana Mining Co.
has brought suit against Heinze e, al.
for IS, $50. 900, which plaintiff alleges
the Heinze people stole out Of their
mines by means of tunnels from the
famous Minnie Healey mine.
The Virginia 4 Truckee railroad
company has just issued new time
table, map and connections. 1t also
gives a small sketch of the different
places of interest along the line and
i.a very valuable piece Of advertis-
ing for this section Of the country.
While opening bottle of ammonia
last Friday, S. E. Vernilvea, the
well-known Tonopah lawyer, was
seriously injured. The bottle burst
and the liquid was thown in Mr.. Yer
milyea's face, His eyes we're badly
burned, but the sight is not impair ed.
II lis IS reported Z that all the laborer.
on tho Tonopah" railroad are on a
strike for ~ a day. The Tonopat
Labor Union is the siastigator Of The
strike. What effect the strike vii
have on the completion OF the road
In time for the big celebration is not
knovp 's.&.ss's .s'''s''
George A. Kendrick, one OF thu
owners OF the celebrated Jumbo mine
at Gold6cld, has sold trifls less than
third interest 10 that property for
tl37, 800. The sale has attracted mucl
attention as the Jumto is one OF the
latest strikes in that phenomena
camp.