Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-02-03
SAMPLES.


severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs Jeffries of Bodie was a pass.
enger on Sundays auto.
Henry Boerlin passed through
town en- route to Goldfeld last Sun
day.
Mrs. NJ. F. TurBage and Mrs. Joe
Derig of Thorne spent few hours in
town Friday Afternoon.
Mss Gladys Wood is confined to
her home with an attack of chicken
pox Carson News.
]. G. Rodder and wife have re-
turned from trip to Reno and are
again on duty at the mine.
Mrs. John Each, who has been
visiting realitives in Missouri for
several months, is home again.
Finney coan, who has been under
the weather for the past month, was
taken to the hospital Sunday.
John Jeffry, for many years a
miner in Bodie, died in Masonic jan
nary 10Th OF Miners consumption.
w. C. Greenman of Luning was in
town Monday explaining to the con-
missioners the aee1 OF Jail at Lun-
ing.
Frank Fox OF Luning spent few
days in town last week. He says
Luniug is the busiest camp in this
neck Of the woods.
The FIRST semi-annual apportion-
ment OF State school money gives
Mineral County $l,s64.24. This
county has 100 school children.
Henry Boerlin's four-horse team
took . big load OF accumulated parcel
post bundles to Aurora this week.
Jimmy Wilson was the chauffeur.
Camilla Wallensteiner, who placed
lot OF dynamite 10 the stove Of Jake
Ruedy in Nina about two years ago,
. and is serving a four-year sentence
10 State prison. will apply for par
don in April next.
Emil Andersen met with a very
painful accident while working in the
Qualey mine last week. The injury
was caused by large rock falling
from the roof OF the tunne and strik
ing Emil'S great toe, badly mashing
that member.
According to the San Francisco
Examiner, marriage license has
been issued to Eugene Grutt OF Haw.
thorne and Miss Louise Nantes of
Soledad, California. The price of
empty coal oil cans, buzz saws and
other tympanum-splitting instru-
ments has advanced amazingly since
the news reached Hawthorne.
H. w. Fox OF the Aurora Con. Co.
arrived in town on Saturdays stage
from Aurora, Mr.. Fox has been
suffering with an liberated tooth,
aad was on his way to Reno in order
to receive medical attention. After
calling on DR.. Pache Mr.. Fox decid
ed that he had gone far enough,
and is at present taking advantage
OF Ha~thorne's unsur passed climate
while await ny a complete recovery.
G. b. Burkham came down from
bodle Sunday on business pertaining
to his mail contract. He says that
notwithstanding the condition of the
road, he is again delivering the light
mail on schedule, but cannot handle
The large amount Of paacel post that
Is going through. The mail is taken
IRON Hawthorne to Summit Station
IN automobiles. then transferred to
sleighs and taken to Mud Springs,
where IT is loaded on wagons and
""u'eo to Del Monte, again trans
ierred to Sleighs and taken to Bode,
except on those occasions when it is
impossible for horses to pass over
the road and the mail is carried into
bodie by men on snow shoes.
=. S. Cagwin, the Southern Pa.
chic engineer who was severely scad-
ea when his engine overturned near
Hillis six months ago. returned to
Sparks yesterday following long
solourn at the San Francisco hospit.
al M the company. With the excep.
t'on OF little trouble with his eyes
Mr. Cag~in is completely recovered.
--Guzette