Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-12-24
Items of Local Interest

And now the days will continue
to get longer for the next six
months.
There are 4o names on the delin-
quent tax list this year.
John G.. Rodder was called to
Oakland last week owing to the
death of his father, which occurred
on the 18th instant.
Sheriff Balzar, wife ard daugh-
tef made trip to Yerington and
return Wednesday. They report
the roads approaching Yerington
In an almost in passable condition,
owing to the deep iniid.
Commissioner Wichman came
over from East Walker to attend
The special meeting of the Board
-ylast Tuesday. Snow on Luckyboy
summit was too deep for auto nav
igation, and John was obliged to
turn around and make the trip by
way of Yerington. On his return
trip he was accompanied to Yer
ington by Mrs. Annetta Stallard,
who will spend Christmas with rel
atives there.
Miss Estelle Franklin is spending
the holidays with frionds in Arrow
head.
Henry Boerlin an dchidren went to
Yerington last Saturday, returning on
Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Boerlin,
who has been visiting her sister for the
past week.
MISS Esther and Lucielle Summer
field, high school students, left Friday
for their home Nina, where they will
-|pend the Christmas holidays.
1t is reported that, while preparation
Is being made for the building of the
power line into Candelaria, the actual
construction will no begin until about
hte first of April.
The Inn Bar building on Main Street,
which G.. B. Stannard has been using
! for a garage and work shop is being
torn down. Mr.. Stannard will take
part of the lumber to his Cat Creek
ranch and the balance he will use in
the construction of a garage near his
store building
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy McInnis~ was very dangerously
sick last Tuesday night, when she was
taken with spasms. She is reported
to be much improved.
Take Tanlac and eat three meals
day. G. B. Stannard.
Both Adams & Miller and Stannard
have put in very attractive display
Of useful and pretty Christmas goods
Stanndra also showed fine lines of
green vegetables for our Christmas
dinners.
The demand for Tanlac has broken
ah worlds records. Over twenty mil
Ron bottles have been sold since it was
placed on the market six years ago.
G. B. Stannard.
Ralph Ringer, local agent of the
Mineral Point Mining Company, of
Alum Creek, brought in truck load of
little Christmas trees and distributed
them among the children in town, much
to the delight of said youngsters.
The Mineral County Power system
Is having all the meters in town low
cred so that they may be easily read.
They were put on the house tops by
the Nevada California Power Company
so that they could not be .ampered
iwth.
Don't blame anybody but yourself
If your nights are miserable by ndiges-
ton. You failed to take Tanlac.
G. B. Stannard.
Three feet of snow at Luckyboy
summit and three inches at Simon.
Hawthorne was drenched with
about ID hours of steady rain Mon
day and Tuesday.
Ed. Mehan and Paddy Salmon
have finished their contract on the
power line and departed for Oat-
man, Arizona.
Mrs. Anna Midgley arrived from
Reno today and will spend Christ
mas with her parents and little
daughter.
Mrs. Josephine Roberts and Miss