Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-01-22
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Frank Sharp has gone to San Fran
cisco to accept a position with his
uncle
Elsie, daughter of P. ] Conway of
Sweetwater, is quite sick with throat
trouble
Mark Aaroe went to San Francisco
Wednesday to have an operation per-
formed on one of his eyes,
Bill Smith returned to the district
to-day to finish the assessment work
on DR.. Berry's mines. He says they
look good to him.
DIR. S. O'Donnell, a dentist quite
well known in this county, died in
Bodie last Saturday. 1t is said that
pleurisy was the cause of death.
Frank Dunn arrived from Tonopah
Wednesday. He will visit his vari-
Gus mining properties in Aurora,
Hawthorne district and Fast Walker
River.
The Democratic and Silver party
State Central Committees will meet
in Reno April 10Th to fix the time
and place for holding the State Con-
ventions.
A large field of pasture land and
some fencing belonging to Mrs. Full
stone of Sweetwater was destroyed
by fire Sunday. 1t is believed the
fire was started by Indians.
Fred Corkill, formerely Superin-
tendant of the Holmes Company,
was passenger for Tonopah yester-
day. On his return he will inspect
mining property in Aurora.
Dick Kelly is in from Hawthorne
district, where he has some very
promising mining prospects. Dick
says Hawthorne district is the best
field for prospectors that he has ever
seen.
Feldhusen & Co., Sacramento, make
prices on provisions far below any
house in the West. Write to-day for
big grocery catalogue oh" It's
mailed free. milf
Miss Rita Church, daughter of Abe
! Church, formerly engineer on the
c. & c., passed through to Independ-
ance Wednesday. Miss Rita is in
poor health and will remain in Inyo
several months.
The V. g. 7. is running special
train from Reno to Nd House every
day to fulfill a contract to deliver six
cars of material for the new Tonopah
railroad. Ia all there will be 165 cars
of this material pass through Reno.
A press dispatch from San Jose
says that the Southern Pacific Com
pany sold 40 freight cars, 20 bag
gage and 20 fiat cars to the Carson
& Colorado railroad. The cars will
be Immediately shipped to the Md.
House.
Charles Deering and one Wing,
" club proprietors at 10y alton, were
fined $40 for dispensing liquor to the
patrons of their resorts. There is
an ordinance against whisky traffic
in Loyalton. The offenders were also
banished from Loyalton.
The Rock Point mill at Dayton is
shut down Indefinitely, the owners,
Davis & Gignoux giving as reason
for their action that they cannot OPP
crate it profitably with three shifts
of men, made necessary since the
eight-hour law went into effect
The Board of Pardons on Monday
unanimously voted TO commute the
sentence of Goethe Segmiler to i'm
prisonment for life. He is the Lin
coin county Indian who killed Bill
Williams in Elko county last Fall.
Williams was bad man aud the In
dian is but l6 years old.
II. ]. Laws aud wife came out on
Saturdays train. Mrs. Laws re-
manned over in Hawthorne to greet
her many old friends here. Mr..
Laws is now superintendent of the
Sacramento division Of the Southern
Pacific, but he is always glad to re-
visit his old stamping ground.
Alex. Whitman blew in Saturday
from Asia, where he was " bailing
on the Yang-tse- Kiang and Oronoco