Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-05-02
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IOHu IONeT WIS uoWu IL lfOn OdJ
creek Saturday.
Ed. Halter and wife and Billy Nc
Call were visitors during the week.
Bob Young has accepted posi-
ton with VIM. Condron on the lat
ter's ranch at Cat Greek.
Born-In Goldfield, May 3, 1914,
to the wife OF Henry Bcerlin, an
eight-pound daughter.
V. D. Fletcher, who has been un-
der the doctors care for the past
week, is greatly improved.
Mrs. James Mccarthy wife of the
former superintendent of the Lucky
boy, died in Manhattan last month.
Miss Mable Miller, Alvey Miller
and Otis ingalls, desarted on Thurs
day in an automobile for Los Angel
es, where they will spend several
weeks.
Chas. H. Bowen, representing
Durham, Carrlgan and Hayden Co.,
aud A. +. Geegan of the Hercules
Powder Co., visited the local mer-
chants last week.
W. D. Hatton, Grand Chancellor
OF the Nevada Knights of Pythias,
will visit the local lodge on Monday,
May l1th. All of the members are
urged to be present.
J. H. Miller and G. A. Boy, ir.
have gone to Los Angeles, where
they will enter the blue rock shoot
ing contests in the city of the An
gels, San Deigo and other places.
Jim Cline drove bunch of beef
cattle to Huntoon Valley last week.
He reports foot of new snow at
Summit springs and says that there
is little or no feed at Adobe meadows
but there is lots of snow there.
Frank "Silvertip' Regain went on
the local yesterday as the rear brake
man. Frank used to be a conductor
on the old G. & c. for years aud his
return to the raialroad service is
more than welcomed by his old time
friends of the travelling public. Car
son News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Knopf, who
have been living in Luckyboy, have
moved to Hawthorne, where they
will reside in the future. They have
rented the house formerly occupied
by John Each.
VIM. Rector, who is heavily inter
!ested in oil and irrigation projects in
Mono County, passed through to
Bodie Sunday. He is accompanied
by Sam Rheinisch, who became fa-
nous few years ago by carrying
.25O pounds on his back 46 miles over
ohC SuiiCOOO DdSo III fAldohd.
Ivan Endresen has begun develop
iment work on the Hunting and Hard
|. scrabble grepp OF claims at Lucky
boy. This ground lies about 400
feet west of the famous Mt. King
and is considered valuable proper.
ty. Mr.. Endresen Is prepared to ex-
pend So, 900 in this work.
H. S. Morgan of East Walker is a
visitor. He left his ranch in his auto,
bound for Goldfield, but on the Bodie
grade be broke his differential or
something and was obliged to tarry
with us until the new parts are re-
!celved He was accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Con. Mon
ohan. The ladies proceeded to Goli-
field by train.
A large number Of out of town
people attended the Demonstration
Day ntertainment and dance given
oy the Hawthorne Equal Franchise
Society Saturday evening. Among
Them were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Swasey,
Nr. and Mrs NJ. Knopf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Haller, Alvey Miller, Emil
Anderson, Billy Mccall from Lucky
ooy; Mr.. and Mrs. Huering, Mr. aud
G
Mrs. Thos. Pepper, Miss Mack, Miss
stewart, from Nina; Mr.. and Mrs.
y = Z. Rodder from Rodderton; Ar
'nur Murphy from Aurora. The
automobiles of Eugene Grutt, DR.. f.
" Pache, S. M. Summerfeld, Thos.
repper and A. Miller were donated
oy their owners to bring the visitors
here.