Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-01-27
Vol. XXXII.
The Metal Market.
SAM PIES.

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sister, Mrs. F. c. Pache.
Sgd Tebos has opened barber
shop next door to Miler's hotel.
Alex. BEETLES and wife of Reno are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Pache.
Mrs. Lydia Summertield, who has
been quite i'll, is greatly improved.
District Attorney Melrose has re-
turned from a business trip to Reno.
L. B. Spencer has gone to Nina,
He expects to be gone about ten
days.
Mrs. Oscar Gerbig is able to be
about again, after her recent severe
illness.
J. B. TAFT, who has been examin-
ing the Excelsior mines has returned
to San Francisco.
Ted Brodigan and Jack Walsh
have resumed work on their claim in
Hawthorne district.
D. G. Means, postoffice inspector,
spent few days in town this week
on postofiice business. =
Avy Miller is in Tonopah. 1t is
rumored that he contemplates going
into the hotel business there.
Frank D. Qualey, manager of the
Excelsior mines, is in San Francisco
attending to business matters.
Andy Baggs, assistant to l.. B.
Spencer in civil and mining engineer
ing, has returned from visit to rel
atives in Ogden.
L. H. Ulrich, who is doing assess
ment work for P. w. Mintop on
Luckyboy claims, was a visitor this
week
Alex Ross, an old timer ia Bodie
and Aurora, has just been visiting
those places, after absence of many
years Mr.. Ross is now located at
Darwin.
G. b. Laiolo was informed yester-
day by telegram that he is grand
father, baby boy having been born
to Mrs. Louis Krebs, formerly Rose
Laiolo.
The Bulletin is in receipt of lot of
flower and vegetable seeds from Sem
ator Newlands. If you want some
call at this office. They are for free
distribution.
Eugene Gilfillan, a miner 45 years
OF aye, died in Goldfield Saturday
from the effects of injuries sustained
while working in stope in the
Florence mine.
Emil Parent whose injuries from a
fall at the Aurora mill were first
said to be a broken arm is now at
Oakland suffering from internal in
]uries and said to be near the point
OF death.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller and Miss
Florence Miller left last week for Los
Angeles. Mr.. Miller expects to re.
turn about the first Mrs. Miller
and Florence will remain in Los
Angeles for the winter.
Eugene Howell, state bank com.
missioner, passed through Reno
Tuesday enroute to Oakland from
his Tonopah home. His friends
state that he is very sick man. He
Is suffering from Bright's disease.
Inc entire country surrounding
ferington is one vast lake, the con-
dltions being the worst experienced
IN that section in many years. Much
damage will result 10 ranch property
II the river breaks loose from its
channel.
J. ]. Mullen, secretary of the Ne
'ada Industrial commission, said at
the safety first convention in Reno
Monday that the first six months
since the commission wa, organized,
ending Dec. 81, 1913, shows 69s acc
dents with 18 fatalities, of which Il
might have been prevented.
Captain N. f. Jameson OF Los
Angeles arrived in Rawhide this
week. He will take charge of the
Mint mine and mill at that place,
Ihe Captain is an expert mining en-
gineer, but as he has been seven
seven years in the service OF the
army, his title is we'll earned. He is