Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-04-04
SAMPLES.

SOB.
Jim Wright OF East Wrlker is in
town.
Mrs. Masterson left for Dayton
last Saturday.
Ben Donnelly OF LuesytoY is en-
joying our most enjoyable climate.
The town of Hawthorne was rep
resented by Mark Bradshaw at the
Roosevelt reception at Reno or the
3D. of April
Sol. Summer6ed's auto took
number of young Hawthornites to
Nina April fools day to attend a
dance.
Mrs. Walter Cole and son returned
from Reno last Saturday. The baby
has entirely recovered from the ef
fects Of the operation.
Superintendent Landers of the
Standard mine, Bodie, and james
Barrett of Aurora. were auto pass
.engers for the high mountains.
Geo. Waters and Cecil Burkham
went to San Francisco last week to
purchase an automobile for carrying
passengers between Hawthorne and
Bodie.
Mrs. E;ner Cosgroye, formerly
Kate Gracey, arrived from Virginia
City Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cos
grove will make their home in Haw-
horne.
The five-hnndred clut met at Mrs.
Waters last Saturday. The guests
were Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Feretti,
Mrs. Geo. Box jr., Mrs. Atchson,
Miss Taylor and Miss Brett.
Theodore L. Hawkins OF Goldfeld,
who is b dler FOR transcribing the
records IRON Esm%ralla county to
Mineral county, has spent the past
week in Hawthorne as a guest of the
Miller Hotel.
The worst fooled man in Haw-
thorne on April first was Guy Taylor
who presides over the destinies of
Walter Coles thirst parlor. He in
vited Jim Knapp TO take drink.
Jim said ''uo."
Con. Mouahan drove down from
Luckyboy Thursday with Bob Spicer
and Emmett Arnold The last two
are enroute for Goldfield, but Con.
returned to his Luckyboy mansion
with Pete Fox.
The worst worst knocker in town
is Charlie Ferett. He keeps knock
ing on his anvil all day long and he
sure knocks living out of that little
old blacksmith shop, which turns out
the very best class of work.
Jas. H. Kennedy. formerly super
intendent of the Big lnjun Mining
Company, committed suicide by
shooting his brains out at mining
camp near Reno on the 1st OF April
spondency over financial matters
is alleged to have been the cause.
Commissioner Bert Balzar. who
was taken to San Francisco suf 'ring
from Il very severe attack of pto-
maine poisoning, yesterday tele-
graphed to ]. H. Miller that he will
be in Hawthorne Thursday, presum-
ably all right again.
Sheepmen will begin to shear in
Hawthorne about the 18th instant.
A gang of ID shearers will be put to
work There are over 10, 600 head to
be sheared.
The sheep belong to Mes 'rs. Mich
olas, Reynaud, Perale and Mathews.
Perry Sexton came from Bode
to meet his wife, who ret urned yes
terday from Oakland, where SHE
went Will MTS. MdSVl, 1ue ycuHS =
woman who survived 60 honrs burial
in the snow. Mr.. Sexton says ht
was the only man working for the
Power Company at Jordan who es
capped alive.
Alvy Miller has placed new poo
aud billiard table in the hotel billiard
room. There are now three poo
and three billiard tables in town
and Charlie Feretti says he will, il
the near future, install some tables
In his blacksmith shop.
Harry Leyden Cunning Rcd, die'
at Tuscan, Arizona, on the 18th o
March. Our readers will remembe
that Leydep was tarred, feathere'