Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-02-28
SAMPLES.

MIS-. w Ill. SOuuIOu 10 SICK dU ueF
home in Hawthorne. She is threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Mallory, mothertof Jack Nal
lory of the Silver Hotel, is suffering
with severe attack of pneumonia.
Alvey Miller is having his annual
house cleaning done, painters and
paperhaugers being now busy in the
bar room.
Miss Emma Wagner of Sacramento
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Wagner. She will make an extended
visit.
Dale C. Jones of Rodderton re-
turned to that place today, after
spending several days in town nurs-
ing a sore neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Rodder of Rod
.derton, the new town near Summit
Station, spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Nj. G. Hamlln this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Grutt, Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Mcleod aud Leo
Grutt paid visit to Nina last Sun
day. The trip was made in Gene
Grutt's hupmobile.
While driving an upper" in his
claim near Luckyboy last Wednes-
day, X. Barrett sustained disloca-
tion of his right shoulder, which will
prevent his working for some time.
The Luckyboy tunnel was adj
vanced GA feet during the week.
There has been no material change
in the character of the ground, small
stringers of ore still showing in the
face.
Mrs. F. G. Pache, Mrs. g. B.
Stannard and Mrs A. ]. Mccarthy
are in Reno attending the conven-
tion of the Nevada Equal Franchise
Society, to which they are delegates
from Mineral County.
One of the cabins of J. M. Krip-
ner at Luckyboy was burned down
last Thursday night, together with
the personal effects of the two occu-
pants of the cabin, who were on
Shift at the mine.
J. w. Dillabaugh of Luning was
thrown from wagon at that place
last week and sustained a broken
nose and some severe bruises. He
was patched up by DR.. Pache, who
says he will soon be out again.
The dance given by the Miner S
Union at Luning last week was the
most successful ever given there. All
OF the dancing people OF Nina and
Lunlng were present. The Union
will build a hall in Luuing in the
near future.
Chas. Ferretti is completing the
addition of a machine shop to his
we'll equipped blacksmith shop, and
making necessary alteration and ex-
tension of the building. He has in
stalled gasoline power plant and a
lathe and all of the access ories that
go to make up modern machine
shop
Il. Is. Spencer is erecting q build
Ing that is model of architectural
grace and beauty on the lot opposite
The u. b. Stanuard store. Here he
will locate his assaying and survey
ing Offices, and will place on exhibi-
ton samples OF ore from all parts OF
the county.
The County Commissioners will
meet Monday and several important
matters will be taken up, among
which will be the building of a new
county hospital. Several plans for a
modern hospital building have been
submitted. The budget, or estimate
OF the expense of maintaining the
county for the year 1914 will also be
made.
Secretary of State Brodigan states
according to the Carson News, that
less Than half of the auto owners ot
'ne State have renewed their autt
licenses and that il action is not taker
WITHIN the next few days those de
S''ring 10 bold their old numbers will
ma Thai they are too late as the res
erVAtinn hook IL snon "a ha elasan