Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-06-18
SAMPLES.

Doc Stewart and Tommy Maher
were visitors from Thorne SATURDAY..
The little daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wallace is very i'll with tonsll
it's. y
Deputy Sheriff, W. J.sBox, drove
to Aurora this week on official bosi-
ness.
School viii close Friday for the
Summer vacation. which will con-
tinue until September 81.
Mrs. f. c. Pache and children
have gone to Oakland where they
expect to spend the summer.
Ed Meza has force of men work
ing on the Greek Hills. This prop
,erty will be developed by tunnels.
Misses Rose aud Della Laiolo of
Alameda, California, daughters of
J. B. Laiolo, are in Hawthorne visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Mingle of Lucky boy dropped
u milk can on her foot yesterday,
breaking a Uone. Dr. Pache was
called in to reduce the fracture.
John Gallagher has purchased a
covered wagon and moved it to the
lake for change room. 1t will be
much appreciated by the bathers.
G. A. Feretti has been enlarging
his home. The house is just twice
its former size and will be one of the
most comfortable residences in town.
Charles Grutt, the pioneer mining
man of Rawhide, accompanied bv his
ms, Fred, Leo and Eugene, and
daughter Lillian arrivid in Reno
Thursday.
A violent earthquake was reported
at Chicago Saturday afternoon at 4
clock, which is the hour that Colonel
Roosevelt arrived at the Republican
National committee headquarters.
Frank Mccullough, formerly Il
prominent politician of Nevada, and
at one time Warden of the State
Prison, died suddenly in Carson last
Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Marshall met with IA pain
fu accident at her home last Mon
day While carrying a large lamp
shade she tripped and fell, breaking
the sEa le and severely cutting her
hand DR. Pache dressed the injury
One continuous string of big teams
have been arriving and departing
for different points in Mono county
for the past ten days. Their appear
ance gives evidence of activity in the
section to our south. .-Gardnerville
Courier
Mrs. George Ashby, OF Wo odland,
Cal. is impro ying slowly from an
attack OF malaria Her mother, Mrs.
J. H. Miller, will take her to Los
Angeles next week and it is hoped
She change will cause rapid conval-
escenae.
In one district in New York City
there are 33 buildings valued at $l50-
900. 900, and the land ON which they
stand is worth $40, 900, 000 Ill
fires that land to gathering woes
prey, when wealth accumulates aud
men decay
Word has been received from Bob
Stewart who is in California, to the
effect that he is recovering from his
illness. The many friends of Bob in
this city hope he will soon be back
in the land of the sageorush and IN
h usual robust health.
John Br derrick has been busy the
p .st few days tearing down the old
Undertaking establishment OF John
Gal char, preparatory to moving 1t
t. his ranch on Rose Creek. We
hope that none OF the shades OF Mr..
Gala ghers former clients will call
on Mr., Broderick in bis suburban
abode
Business men of Honolulu, Hawaii,
are preparing to build a modern ho-
tel on the reef off Diamond Head
where the naval station is located
The most interesting feature OF the
hotel will be glass-wailed SHAFT
which will extend down iuto the sef
allS&ing the guests to descend anc
oHAerve the wonderful sea lite II