Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-01-23
The Metal Market.
Silver-554.
Lead-$445.
Copper-$l4 so.
SAMPLES.


Mrs. Charles Gruber has returned
from visit to Luckyboy.
Mrs. F. G. Pache left Thursday for
q short visit to San Francisco.
]. H. Miller returned home We'd
nesday from trip to Salt Lake.
Mr.. Traverse, who is coanected
with George wiogfield in the sheep
businssss is a visitor.
Thexxcelsior Mining litigation has
bsen settled out OF court tothe sat
isfaction Of all parties.
Mrs. Mike Dondero and children
have returned from months visit
TO friends in California,
Frank Red writes that the weather
in Rawhide is fine and the grass is
tout OF sight" Same here.
Tom Conely has purchased the Ed.
Hubbell house in Hawthorne, aud
that will be his future home.
The Saturday afternoon bridgeelub
had o most delightful session at the
residence Of Mrs. Gerbig last week.
Geo. Springmeyer and Mrs. Thomp-
kios we're married iniSalt Lake last
Thursday. They will reside in Car.
son. u
Seawell Box has purchased the
cottage formerly occupied by George
Kemp, and will take possession next
month.
Fsrmer-in Charge Pugh Of the
Schurz Iadian reservation, was in
town last week rounding up Indian
children for the school at Carson.
Aady Walsh, who has been work
ing ON lease north of the Big Injun
for some time, left yesterday for Ma
tional, where he aud Matt Murphy
have taken . lease.
Frank Kinghorn is busy digging a
cellar 28x20 on his lot on the main
street formerly the L. Il L. When
the cellar is completed Mr.. Kinghorn
will erect building on the lot.
L. L. Jones, mining man former
ty we'll known here, was struck by y
signal board while riding on train
near Oakland Friday and fatally in-
jured.
7. c. Sharpe was visitor last
week from Fletcher He brought 20
coyote scalps with him. Mr.. Sharpe
was accomdanied by his nephew, Mr..
Chedic of Colorado.
Clarance Mackay, son OF J. W.
Mackay, is planning to raise a 81
O00, 600 endowment for the Univer-
city Of Nevada. He expects to raise
this fund among the children of the
bonanza kings who made their mil
lions iu Nevada.
At their last meeting the Commis-
cioners drew the names OF 100 citi-
zens to act as trial jurors during this
year, providing any cases should ma
terialize requiring trial by jury. Hap
PLY there are no such cases in sight
at present.
N. N. Cosul arrived from San
Francisco last Thursday and is sup
erinteuding the work being done on
bis claim near Cottonwood Greek.
He says the work already done
shows = strong ledge Of pay ore, the
grade gradually improving US the
; work progresses.
We are in receipt OF copy OF the
Crede Candle, u newsy paper pub
lished at Crede, Mineral county, Col
orado. Commissioner Red. who sent
us the paper, says that Mineral coun-
ty, Colorado, is the first county oi
that name which he helped TO make,
Our Mineral county is the second.
John Rule, who fell from 30-fooi
gRlows frame in Powell creek last
November and broke through u aZ.inch
flooring, falling 80 feet down shaft,
has returned to work. He says he
did not regain consciousness for two
weeks after his little tumble, and ths
wondey is that he ever did regain
consciousness.
We are in receipt os y lot of howeI
seeds from Senator MiSon. rhost
desiring seeds will please cali Al th'