Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-07-01
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6uOrne july otu.
John McCane of Tonopah was a
passenger for Carson Monday.
Al Hayes and Dave Graham went
to Carson this morning to attend the
carnival.
Dr. G. E. Golfer, Sup't. of the U.
P. Hospital at Ogden, is examining
mines at Goldfeid.
Don't overlook the list of fine lunch
goods at Adams & Miller's, published
elsewhere in thisissue.
The District Court will be in ses-
sion July 18th. There are number
of cases on the calendar.
Dan Holland came up from Gold
field Tuesday. He will abide in
Hawthorne for the present
Borge Brothers made a shipment
OF ore last week from the Lottie
mine. They expect the ore to mill
$3.50 per ton.
Drunken Indians are very common
in town. The officers are preparing
for grand roundup of the people
who give them the whisky.
Sup't. Mau of the Pactolus Mining
Company is in town. He says work
is progressing satisfactorily and the
mines are looking fine.
Mrs. Frank Cagwin and children
departed this morning for California,
where they will spend the next two
months. Mr.. Cagwin will join them
about August 1st.
The driving the last spike connect
ing Tonopah with the outside world
by rail will be the occasion for a eel
ebration. The spike will be golden
one made from Tonopah ore.
George McKennett is located at
the old Eagleville mill, successfully
cyaniding the tailings there and talks
of repairing the battery and starting
the mill up some time this summer.
John Flannery of Aurora was ar
rested Thursday on a warrant charg-
ing him with misdemeanor in driving
beef cattle eff range belonging to
Geo. Green. The matter will be
heard in the Justice Court Tuesday.
The Carson Appeal says Judge
Hawley is contemplating retiring
\ from the position of u. S. Circuit
Judge and that E. S. Harrington Of
Elko or ]. D. Torreyson of Carson
will be likely to succeed Judge Haw-
ley.
Borland, Chapman & Co. yesterday
sent chunk of bullion to the mint
which is valued at 81, 800. 1t is the
product of 30 sacks of ore worked in
an arrastra, and was taken from the
mines at Kinkead. About five tons
of ore were also sent to the Reno
sampler
A 1900 gallon tank reservoir has
been put on the hill south of Gold
field by the Goldfield Water Com
pany The water will be pumped
into this aud allowed to settle, thus
insuring that it will reach customers
clear and pure. 1t will also provide
q reserve for use in case of fire.
Swiscaffer, the man who Jumped
from the train near Schurz last week
and who was kept in custody a few
days, was released Wednesday. He
started for Tonopah but when he
reached Soda he showed such signs
of insanity that he was sent back.
He is now in jail awaiting an examin-
alton for insanity.
Allen Cook was arrested in Gold
field last week, charged with a mis-
demeanor During his examination
he became angry with Justice Collins
and threw lamp at his honor's head
The Justice fined him 800 and one
day in Jail for contempt of court.
He is now serving his fifty-one days
sentence as be failed to pay the fine
u. Y. Withie, a Boston capitalist,
arrived yesterday. Today, in com
pany with L. l.. Jones, he visited
Hawthorne district and sampled sew
eral claims. 1t is reported that Mr.
Withie has taken a bond on group
OF claims owned by Waddell, Gill ano
Papa. From wnat he has seen OF the
district he is favorably impressed