Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-06-10
SAMPLES.

1904, to the wife OF Henry Morgan,
. son.
W. z. F. Deal is new a partner 10
mining and law firm of Van Duzer
& Co.
The District Court will meet July
18th. There are several cases set for
trial then. '-'' -
Mel Ward, engineer on the Tono
pah road, came in yesterday to visit
his wife.
Don't overlook: the,list Of ,fae Lunch
goods at Adams 4 Miller's, published
elsewhere in this issue.
The v. 4 T.S'Railroad Company is
spraying aIf'the' tunieiss alotug: the,
read with ire-proof solution! 2e " 8
H. Towers came to town Wednes-
day. He is working prospect near
Soda that promises to become won
der.
Johnny Conway brought in two
big wagons loaded with Sweetwater
hay Sunday, and: took back two
loads of salt.
The Esmeralda Con. Company
have suspended operations for the
present. Scarcity OF water is as
signed as the cause.
A full line Of Ping Ping and Elk
Head golf shirts, fancy hosiery, etc,
Of latest designs and colors, just un-
packed by .Adsms-& Miller
Geo. S. -Greens Fred Balzar, A.
Summerfield and B. Rosenthal are
delegates to the Grand Lodge X. of
p, which is in session at Reno.
Mrs. McGrath, mother of Train.
master P.'J McGrath, died suddenly
in San Francisco yesterday. Mr.
McGrath aad wife departed for the
city to-day.
Jack Kitchens came up from Tono-
pah Thursday. He says the town is
rather quiet now. but they expect
revival OF business when the railroad
is finished.
Miss Alice Ladd, who has been
visiting Hawthorne rfriendse for esey-
eral months, returned to her home in
Bridgeport Monday. She was .ae-
companied by Edwin Box.
The machinery at the round house
js now run bv steamFengfne instead
of a water motor. There is shrill
whistle attached which summons the
men to work. Tommy King has lots
OF fun blowing that whistle
VIM. Hopes, for many years res
iaent OF Aurora aud Sweetwater,
committed succide in Bodie last Sun
day by taking cyanide soloutiou. No
cause is known for the commission OF
the rash act, He was native OF
Wisconsin, aged 40 years.
Hank Smith, who was superintend-
emit Of the Best and Belcher mine on
the Comstock when that property
produced t33, 100000 has entered
the employ OF c. H. Elliot, the Topo-
pah broker, and will devote his en-.
tire attention to the latter's interest
in GoldHeld.
DR.. G. E. Reed has resigned his
position as county physician, aud is
now located at Redding, California.
DR. G. C. Nichols arrived from San
Francisco yesterday. He bears let
ters aud testimonials from Df. Reed
to many ofesrspevple;'. He Will take
up DR.. Reeds practice..s az, q ?.ss;
The RAILROAD, Company has built. q,
dug out at Keller for the trainmen
to sleep in during the Summer. I'm
der the present schedule one crew
must sieep'at Keller each slat.i~'The
weather there sqswelt ariag and. 1.-The
flies swarm in millions, making II i'm,
possible to sleep above ground in day
time.
Miss Lydia King entertained the
Degree Of Honor at their last rcgu-
lar meeting by game of progress
i've euchre in honor OF Miss Grayce
Gracey and Miss Lottie .Arcularius,
who expect to leave In few days for
Round valley, where they will spend
the Sunmer. Prizes we're won by
Mr.. Atohison, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
box, The prizes in the guessing
contest were awarded to Mrs. Atcbi'
son and Mira Mccarthy q.