Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-05-13
SAM PIES.

being torn down.
Sir Henry NJ. Stanley, the African
explorer, died in London Tuesday.
Thos. Pepper, wife and son returned
Thursday from brief visit to friends
in Dayton. .----
Mrs. Stone and two sons, wife and
children of B. Stone, the blacksmith,
are down from Bodie. -
There is not q vacant house in
Hawthorne and several families are
obliged to live in hotels.
Attorney W. E. F. Deal returned
from Independence, Sunday aud eon-
tinued on to San Francisco, ss1.a
Chas. b. Lane, the well-known
mining capitalist, returned Wednes
day fromca trip to Fonopah.
H. Huebner, who is largely inter
ested in mines in Atwood, passed
through to Bakersfield yesterday.
Don't overlook the list of fine lunch
goods at Adams g. Miller's, published
elsewhere in this issue.
Deputy Sheriff Jones arrested
Levy, the Piute, last week for being
drunk and disorlerly and kept him n
Jail several days.
George Brodigan, who is now fir
ing on the Tonopah railroad, came to
town Thursday with his engine, which
was washed out here
A the annual meeting Of the Tono-
pah Mining company Frank A. Keith
was elected general manager to sue
coed Fred ]. Siebert. .f'N'
Adams & Miller have just received
large assortment of light and dark
percales, French imported ginghams,
wash lawns, mercerized silk zepbyrs,
etc. ,~~-''.'~'''
z. M. Bowler came in from Tono-
pah yesterday and proceeded on to
Carson, where. hee will argue the
Mitchell case before the Supreme
Court.
State Senator Warren Williams of
Churchill county sold his wool clip of
1855, 900 pounds for 13s cents per 10.
1t is said he will build $40, 900 bust
ness house at Fallons 30 80
= Governor Sparks has addressed a
letter to the people of Nevada in
which he emphatically declares he
will not be a candidate for the U. S.
Senate before the next Legislature.
After nearly two days spent in in
vestigating the case against Chaun-
cey Griswold, who shot and killed
VIM. Norton at Toano, Elko county,
the Grand Jury failed to find an in
dictment. u~s7ri.
Foreman Tom Moore and Fred
Barnes returned to the Big Injun
mine Tuesday. They were. accom-
panied part way by Two charming
young ladies, and all hands were full
of good spirits.
The District Court will be in SEES
sion commencing May 23d, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at which time 60 trial
Jurors will be in attendance, and it
promises to be long Session.
George Gill is in from his mine in
Hawthorne district. He says he has
about Is inches OF ore that will mill
$40 per ton, and has the ledge strip.
ped for 20 feet. He also has about
Is tons of good ore on the dump.
A report came from Renostoday
that two young people well asdAa
vorably known in Hawthorne were
married in Reno yesterday. LAS the
!. report cannot be traced to reliablt
Nource, we will not give the names.
Jas. McCaghren Of Tonopah was
passenger for San Francisco today
He says the report that Jerry Qainr
is dead is mistake, lis MI. McCagh
rem recently visited him at the Sar
Francisco Almshouse, where he is il
good health.
There will be preaching at Haw
thorne next Sunday at p. NJ, als'
Mt 6 p. NJ, by Rev. c. II. Darling
Subject p. NJ. "A Man Without ;
Country" Subject 8 p M Doe
it pay to Drink Strong Drink Ev
erybody invited. Come and welcome
l.. r. Knowles has opened a salool
in the building formerly occupied b.