Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-04-04
SAM PIES.

Joe Milcueil udS OSen dPpplutcu
ianitor at the court house.
]. B. Perry, a mining man from
Yeriug.on, spent few days looking
over properties in this vicinity last
week.
F. D. Qualey, general manager
and ]. H. Suits, secretary of the Ex-
,celsior Mining Company, visited the
company mines this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grutt have been
treating most of the ch ldren in town
to rides 10 their car and the young
sters all say that Gene is nice
man"
The Bulletin is in receipt of a lot
of vegetable and melon seeds FROM
Senator Pittman. These seeds are
for free distribution SO come and get
some.
Congressman E. E. Roberts will be
candidate for renomipation and re-
election to congress from Nevada,
according to word received at Rene
yesterday.
Chris. Vuconovich, well known in
Virginia City and Tonopah, was
arrested in Reno Monday and ex
amined for sanity before Judge Nor
olxa.,a1
Glenn Ogg has disposed of his be-
longings at the local slaughter house,
including 342 chickens. Mr.. Ogg
expects to locate at Rawhide. A
Chinese known as Que Lung was the
purchaser.
A. G. Likens and Clarence Towers
of Candelaria were visitors in Haw-
thorne this week. Mr.. Likens is the
owner of the Bluejay, racing auto
mobile we'll know to the speed ma
MACS of this section.
DR.. B. Robinson, who was former
ly county physician here, passed
through Hawthorne last week on his
way to Aurora. Dr. Robinson has
accepted, temporarily. a position as
company physician in Aurora, and 1t
is probable that he will locate there.
Our thanks are due to Senator
Pittman for copy of the congress
ional directory for 1911. 1t contains
brief biographical sketch of each
senator and congressman and also of
the members of the executive and
judicial departments of the govern
meut.
Joe Calvert, Joe Mitchell, and A. H.
Chase have suspended work on their
claims in North Canyon for the pres
ent Mr.. Chase departed Monday
for Alaska, where he will take IA posi-
as locomotive engineer on one of the
Hill roads; the two Joes will remain
in this vicinity.
Oscar Snyder, who is driving the
parcel post stage for G. B. Burkh ham,
took fopr-horse load of parcel post
matter from here to Aurora and Bo-
die Thursday This is the fifth four
horse load OF parcel post taken from
the Hawthorne Office during the
past month. Pity the star route
contractor.
At the last session of the bridge
club, held at the residence of Mrs.
G. B. Stannard, two tables were
PLAYED and most delightful after
noon was passed. Mrs. Stannard
served delicious refreshments and at
the close of the meeting Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Grutt carried the visiting
ladies to their homes in their hup-
mobile.
Miss Mabel Vernon, Organizer for
the Nevada Equal Franchise Society,
will probably be in Hawthorne on
Monday, April 18th. at which time
she will be pleased to meet all OF our
ctzens-both those who fav'r the
amendment and those opposed to II.
Miss Vernon is talented lady, AID
all those who gan attend her meeting
are earnestly invited To do SO.
Uncle" John Wood, for several
wears resident of Dulchman Creek,
died Monday in Reno hospital af,e'
lingering illness, aged ~ years
Mr.. Wood was one OF the p.on ers 81
the Comstock, where n eoAdu'i q
oacksmithing bu,ines, for ma ,
years. AT one time he was claSsee