Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-02-21
SAMPLES.

returned from trip to Reno.
Steve Dondero came in from Pam
leo to participate in the Pythian
Jubilee.
John Each aud wife came in from
their ranch to attend the X. P. Col
den Jubilee.
Jake Reudy came in from Nina
Yesterday with three fine horses for
Adams & Miller's big team.
Herman Reinfeldt of the Garfield
mining Company has been in town
several days on business matters.
C. L. Burge and Martin Fitting
are taking out shipment of good
ore from their claim at Sulphide.
No ice crop has been put up this
Winter in Mason valley, and artificial
ice will be resorted to this Summer
Mr.. Manning represented the Nina
Knights at the K. P. banquet and
made an entertaining after dinner
talk.
John Roach, who has been an in
mate OF the county hospital for sew
eral years, died in that institution
last week
1t is reported that Jack Inglis has
been appointed local agent of the
Iroquois (Big Injun) mining Co., in
place of Finney Coan, deceased.
Glen Ogg, who is threatened with
pneumonia, has gone to Reno. Dur
ing his absence John Smith will at
tdnd to his business in Hawthorne.
w. H. Webster had one of his
eyes injured while working in the
Luckyboy tunnel Thursday, and be
has been in town since then under
the care of DR.. Pache.
Ben Rosenthal, an old time Haw-
thorneite, has been appointed post
master of Goldfield 1t is said the
job carries salary of &C. 600 a year.
Lucky Bennie.
E. R. Collins, for nine years post
master of Goldfeld, is defaulter to
the extent of $1,000. He is a fugi-
tive, and is believed to have gone to
Honduras.
Chas. Cogswell father of Mrs e.
B. Yerington, died in Carson this
week at an advanced age One by
one, the men who made Nevada a
State worth living in are passing
away.
A man named Prentiss was so
badly injured in railroad wreck
near Wabuska last Monday that he
died after being taken to Schurz
The testimony at the inquest
showed that he was tramp. He
was buried at Schurz.
The Mineral County branch of the
Nevada Equal Franchise Society has
appointed Mrs. G. B. Stannard and
1 Mrs. A. J. Mccarthy delegates and
lANIrs. f. G. Pache and Mrs. L. B.
Spencer alternates to the convention
which will meet in Reno on the 23d.
An explosion at the Wabuska
smelter occurred Tuesday of last
week 10 which Robt. Board had a
hand badly lacerated and G. E. Bate
man had his face badly burned and
bruised. A leakage in the roaster
coming in contact with water caused
the trouble.
For the past week Fred Wallace
mas been busy pruning trees ani
vines in the AL. Jones garden. He
has also cleared the sagebrush from
Inc surrounding country, greatly i'm.
proving the appearance of things.
Mr.. Wallace has rented the place
from Miss Guilda Jones.
Frank Yparraguirre passed throu
Town on his way from Pamlico to the
nome ranch at Sweetwater Thurs
nay' he says the well he is boring
near Garfield is down 400 feet. The
SOL has been principally clay until
last few days, when strata of water
bearing gravel was encountered He
IS confident that he will get large
'ow of artesian water.
Bill Albrecht is down from his
Nat Greek mines. To our reporter
he SAID; II have been working ON
"eSe claims, off and on, for over two
ears, and have now got things in