Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-05-23
SAMPLES.

Mrs. Chas. Ferretti.
Dr. Whitesides is sharpening the
teeth of his Aurora patients.
Mrs. Eva Watson is recovering
from her recent severe illness.
Mrs. f. G. Pache has returned
frem a short trip to San Francisco.
Frank Regan is candidate for
Sheriff of Ormsby county on the
Democratic ticket.
Herman Balzar is enjoying a vaca-
tion in San Francisco. He will be
gone about 10 days.
w. p. Ross has returned from
Nina, where he went to repair Frank
Bakers automobile
The school children have nearly
completed their annual examinations
which were unusually severe.
Tom Cartee, an old timer of Silver
Peak, is laid up at Valleys Springs
with bad attack of rheumatism.
The mines of Tonopah last week
shipped II, AIS tons of ore to the mills
of IA gross milling value of 1894, $50.
Remember that the second INSTALL
ment of your 1918 taxes will be de-
hnquent after June lst if lot paid be-
fore.
Mrs. Ventura Wagner, who has
been visiting Hawthorne friends for
some time, left for her home in Cal
ifornia last week.
Mrs. E. E, Bonnelle (nee Myrtle
SummertieldD is visiting relatives and
friends in Hawthorne. Her home is
in Sacramento.
Mrs. Eugene Grutt drove num-
ber of ladies' TO Condron's ranch in
her Car. last Wednesday. Mrs. Grntb-
is rapidly becoming an expert chat
feuer
The friends of Geo. Swasey will be
pleased to learn that he is at last in
the millionaire class. He has ordered
a brand new automobile, which will
arrive in a few days.
G. B. Burkham and family have re-
turned from visit to San Francisco.
His oldest son, Bert, who was
operated on for appendicitis, has
entirely recovered.
The Nina baseball team will play
the Tonopah team Sunday. After
the Nina boys take Tonopah's meas
pre aud get reputation, Hawthorne
will show them how to play real ball.
George McFadd den, a miner at
Aurora, narrowly escaped death a
few days ago, by falling distance
of twenty y-seven feet into an unused
shaft. The injured man suffered
many painful injuries and is not yet
out of danger.
On the night of May Cd hand
hemmed linen table cloth was lost
in the X. p. hail. 1t was the prop
erty of Mrs. Ida Kitchens and was
greatly valued as keepsake 1t
was probably taken inadvertently by
some one and its. return to Mrs Hit
chens will be appreciated.
Henry Boerlin, comfy commits
soner of Esmeral da County, accom-
panied by Rcy Sprague and Chappie
Chapel of Aurora, autoed in from
the Mineral county mining center
last evening on business connected
with some mining property in which
he and bis companions are inter-
ested. Carson Appeal.
Marshall Hamen this week ship
ped about ID tons of ore to the Haz-
en- sampler. This is a test shipment,
made for the purpose OF ascertaining
what treatment of this character of
ore will give the best results The
ore is from the Alberta, two miles
south OF the Pamico, This claim
was formerly worked by Jack Nancy
and al. Finney.
According to the signs in Con.
Ahern's famous old Crystal saloon at
/ Virginia City, Nevada, the Comstock
y mas produced four hundred millions
In silver and three hundred millions
In gold from ten million tons of ore
taken out OF six hundred miles OF
tunnels, shafts, inclines, drifts, rails
es, wines and stones Steele