Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1912-04-16

her home here.
Bridgeport, Cal, has elected three
women as school trustees, for the
first time in its history
Major General Frederick D. Graut
son Of former President Grant, died
in New York April 18th.
DR.. Pache paid flying visit to
she Excelsior property at Whisky
Flat OH Tuesday, taking Frank C.
Qualey out as passenger in his
Ford runabeut.
]. H. Miller has returned from a
business trip to Reno; he is acco mpa-
ni I'd by Chas. e. Knox OF Tonopah.
Mr.. Knox is lessee of the Mountain
King mine at Luckyboy.
Bridgeport, California, has elected
three women as school trustees. the
first time this ever happened in the
county. The ladies elected we're
Mesdames Alice NJ Hays, Emma
. Stewart and Ella Hays.
The Boasd of Pardens granted IL
paroles out of some forty applications
that were brought before the Board.
1t was found that in most cases a
parole was asked for when the time
of sentence had nearly expired.
james G. Millar, wife and baby
daughter of Chicago are visiting in
Hawthorne. Mrs. Milar was form
erly Rita Mccarthy, daughter of the
Bulletin folks, and Is years have
passed since parents and daughter
have met.
At meeting of the Democratic
State Central Committee held in
Reno last Saturday,it was resolved TO
hold Democratic primaries through
out the state ON May 14th. The
State Convention will be held at Fsl-
10, on June Sd.
Jack Barry and Pete Fox are
working steadily on the Marlview
property near Thorne, and are now
engaged in working On the ninety
foot level. A recent visit to this
ground shows stringerrs containing
good values in silver. The drift will
be continued until the main ledge is
struck.
E. E. Roberts did not file the pro-
test of Col G. r. Reeves, Rooeevelt
manager in Nevada, against Carson
Mint Superintendent Maute and
Postmaster Collins of Goldfield, alleg-
irg pernicious political activity. The
charges were too indefinate, not even
stating fer whom the officials are
alleged to be active.
The new camp of Highgrade, To-
Gated near the state lines CT Oregon,
Nevada and California, is beginning
to attract attention. and several of
our people are talking OF taking this
trip. Jack Welch left Hawthorne
for Hiyhgrade on Tuesday, and has
agreed to write to several friends
as to conditions in the new camp.
Dave Graham, who built the old
Pioneer saloon here 81 years ago,
has returned after selling his busi-
ness at Wabuska, and states that he
has seen no town in his travels that
looks better than Hawthorne. Mr..
Graham is refitting the old Belmont,
In the Braun building on upper X
street, and will open first class
til rit parlor on or about May lst.
Letters recently received from Tom
Curly, formerly in the drug business
here, state that he has been located
at Jarbidge for the past two years,
where he is deputy postmaster and
manager of the local drugstore. Ed.
Dozler, who started the Butte res
taurant iR Hawthorne during the
boom in 1919, is proprietor OF the
Palm saoos and restaurant in Jar
bilge.
In Bishop last Sunday Constable
held and Marshal Reid and Marshal
Robinson attempted to enter the
house OF u Chinese, who was sus-
pected OF selling whisky to Indians.
Just az they were entering. the
chinese began shooting. He hrst
nit the constable in the breast and
'hen hit the Marshal in the leg. But
Tue officers opened fire and killed
aSSailant