Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23
SAMPLES.

Angelus for the Holidays.
J. W. Ingalls, is in town from
Rawhide to celebrate Christmas.
Ivan Endresen (the human hoisD
has returned from visit to Reno.
For sale-A Remington type writ
er in good order. Enquire at the Post
Office.
Deputy Sheriff H. S. McCl cod
made flying trip to Reno aud re-
turn last week.
The Christmas vacation is now on.
There will be no school until the first
Monday in January.
Mike Dondero, who is running a
feed and livery stable 10 Luning is in
town for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Box, jr., arrived
from California last week and will
make their home in Hawthorne.
Dr. Whitesides went to Reno to
attend the annual feed" rendered
the Elks by "Uncle Dan" Wheeler.
Mrs. Seawell Box and children re-
turned yesterday from Los Angeles,
where they have been visiting for the
past two months.
One Jocoby, convicted OF robbing
"a box car at Nina, was brought in
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Ford.
He will serve 81 days 10 Jail.
There are now three producing
mines at Rawhide and two mills in
operation and third in course of
construction. The ore produced is
averaging SIS to the ton.
Read the advertisement of the
Northern Saloon elsewhere ia this
paper Excellent billiard and pool
tables, and fine stock OF liquors
and imported and domestic cigars.
Frank Regan is reported as being
critically i'll with an attack of pneu-
monia. He is receiving the best of
attention and it is hoped he will soon
be on the recovery list.-Carson
News.
James T. Green, who was publish
er OF the Walker Lake Bulletin
quarter of century ago, has pur-
chased the book and job printing es-
tablishment of the White Company
in Reno.
According to advices from Carson
City, Congressman Roberts is crit
ically ill with appendicitis in Wash
ington, D. c., and will probably be
operated upon as soon as his condi-
tion will permit.
Rev. Harry D. Robinson, Episco-
pal Bishop for the diocese of Nevada,
died in New York last Thursday,
after long illness. The remains
were inferred at his old home 10
Racine, Wisconsin.
Frank Yparraguirre, ST., drove in
from his sheep camp at Pamlico to-
day. He says the snowfall so far is
good, but that he has written to
Father Ricard, the weather man"
at Santa Clara, requesting him to
provide about foot more.
The Hawthorne Market is now
prepared to furnish outside custom
ers with the choisest cuts OF meat by
parcel post daily. Also fresh Haw-
thorne poultry and eggs, boiled ham,
corned beef and pork. Send your
order to o. Gerbig, Hawthorne.
In an address before the Teachers
Institute the other day one OF the
speakers stated that the average
wage of the Nevada teacher was $5S
per month. This is almost unbeliev-
able, but the Appeal has no reason
to doubt the speakers word and
must accept it as fact. And If it is
fact it is shame that Nevada with
its immense resources for school pur.
poses and able to buy the school
bonds of two Or three outside states,
should be permitted to pay such
petty salaries. II it is worth while
for woman to go to the necessary
expense and spend several years of
her life in preparation for school
work she should at least receive a
decent compensation. Carson Ap'
peal.