Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-02-26
SAM PIES.

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Thursday.
Herb Towers has removed from
Silver Peak to Goldfeld, where he
will remain indefinitely
Tom Moore, John Thoma and Fred
Barnes have resumed work on the
Big Indian group of mines, near
Cory.
Will holland departed Thursday
for Wadsworth, where he will take a
position as machinist in the S. P.
shops.
Dave Graham has sold lis store
business at the reservation and has
again taken up his residence in Haw-
thorne.
Old Cooper's hall in Virginia City
was so badly damaged by recent
rains that it will be entirely torn
down.
Charley Stewart, the well-known
carpenter, is putting up ore bins,
cyanide tanks, etc., for the Esmeral
da Con. Co.
Robert Stewart went to Reno
Thursday to be present at the sam
ping of three carloads of ore from
his mines near Marietta.
Little Ralph, son of Master Me-
chanic Woelley, is said to be very
sick with pneumonia at Carson. Mr..
and Mrs. Woolley are with him.
Judge Breen of Eureka denies the
story published in a late Bonanza
(cribbed without credit from the Re
no JournaD that he is a candidate for
Supreme Judge
The preliminary hearing Of Abe
Summerfeld, charged with grand
larceny, was held last Saturday. De-
PENDANT waived examination and was
bound over to appear before the
Grand Jury.
Jack Kitchens has rented the Geo.
Money saloon in Tonopah for two
years. He is now having improve
ments made to the building and will
go to San Francisco in few days
for new fixtures, glassware, liquors
and cigars. Goes along, old son.
Messrs. Baldwin aud Ely, mining
men from Tonopah, under the guild
ance of A. Garrard, examined the
mines of Thomas Ward, near the La
pauta, last Thursday. They took
samples of the ore and if the assays
are satisfactory sale will be made.
Prank Regain, formerly conductor
on the G. & c., has opened a general
merchandise store at Md. House. He
is also large owner in the big gyp-
som mines there, and the indications
are that Frank will soon be mum
bered with the men on easy street. u
Jake Palestine, better known as
" Kilrain," died in the Tonopah min
ers' hospital last week of general de-
blity. He was third owner in the
Ray Extension mines and had re-
Gently fallen heir to $50, 900, accord
ing to the Bonanza.
Thos. Pepper has purchased Long
abaugh land and springs at Belleville
and has force of men at work clean
ing them out The springs are with
in six miles OF the new discoveries of
Stewart and boucher and will prove
of much value as the development of
the mines progresses.
Supreme Judge Fitzgerald is u can
didate for U. S. Senator to succeed
uncle Bill. Beside Fitzgerald we
have this imposing galaxy: Sadler,
Nixon, Sparks, Ryan, Sharon, Van
Duzer and others. The Little Greek
OF Hawthorne Is Undecided as 10
whether he will enter the lists or not,
Virginia, Carson, Reno, and ada
cent places were deluged with rain
during the past week, and the Carson,
Truckee and Walker rivers are boom
ing, while in Hawthorne we have had
terrific wind storms and our people
are kept busy digging sand out OF
their ears, hair and teeth. But nary
drop OF rain
Trepmor Coffin, jr., of Carson has
been appointed as midshipman at
Annapolis, after having passed the
highest examination in the competl'
t;y. an,taot Altar ,osSipty the final