Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-07-01

on Puget Sound. near Tacoma, has
5O3 prisoners and room for about eight
more, It has been announced at the
United States marshals office here,
In reply to request. that federal pris-
oners be removed from the King
county Jail In Seattle because that
prison was filled.
Northwestern university officials at
Chicago report 30 many married cou-
pies attending school g dormitory will
be built at cost IF 100000 in which
none but married students will live.
Friends of Miss Annie Martin, who
has twice been n candidate for the
United States senate from Nevada,
are of the opinion that she will try
the race again This year They do
not interpret hey statement made in
London to mean, that she will not run.
She Is expected to return to Nevada
next month.
German banbers and merchants in
Mexico are beng lined up by Hugo
Eversmann of Hamburg, partner of
Hugo Stinneq, for a great CONNER
cial campaign in an effort to obtain
more business in the southern repub-
lie. acordiNg to information received
at the American consulate in JuareZ,
In Commercial report from the Mex
leo City chamber of commerce to Ell
Paso
4 new record for the opening day
Of Yellowstone National park was es-
tablished last week wnen 1899 tourists
entered the park.
Rufus g. Newland, speaker of the
Washington state house of represen-
tatives forty-two years ago, celebrated
his one hundredth birthday anniver-
sary this week at the Masonic home,
Puyallup. Washington, where he is
resident.
Highway engineers of Western
states are meeting at Portland, Ore,
to discuss the new federal aid road
building. States represented include
New Mexico, Nevada, Montana, Ari-
coma, Idaho, Washington and Oregon
Nebraska'S greatest man hunt came
to an end near Medicine Bow, Wyo.,
when Fred Brown, alias Gus Grimes.
Omaha 'manacle maniac" was shot by
Sheriff Saunders of Medicine Bow and
captured. Brown was shot through
the body just above the heart and is
In serious condition. He was taken
to Rawlins, Wyo., hospital.
GENERAL
Generally favorable conditions for
the harvesting of grain and hay and
for the cultivation Of crops, except in
some northeastern and north central
states, were recorded by the weather
bureau In its weekly weather and crop
review.
The United Confederate Veterans,
In convention ut Richmond, Va,
adopted unanimously a report declar-
Ing the Civil war was deliberately
and personals conceived" by Abra-
ham Lincoln The report further
charged that lincoln was personally
responsible sor forcing war upon the
south
Striking coal miners and strike
breakers stage battle at Marion, III.
William Bross Lloyd, Chicago mil
lionaire communist, and eighteen 9TH
err members of the now defunct COM
munist labor party must serve prison
terms for advocating the overthrow of
the United States government, it was
ruled by the Illinois supreme court.
Fifty thousand workers of the mems
clothing industry left their jobs
throughout the metropolitan area of
New York to force manufacturers to
let their work out to registered union
contractors.
England gave an affectionate and
;oyous welcome TO the Prince of Wales
upon his return from his third i'm
perial tour of the world. London,
which he left eight months ago. greet
ed him with fervor and spontaneous
celebration after returning from SER
les Of political triumphs.
Police constantly guarded Ebert Fl
Gary. head of the Unitel States Stee
corporation, on his tour OF Inspection
Of the steelmills at Gary, Ind. They
had been warned his life was endan-
gered by radicals. Captain William
Linn met Mr.. Gary outside Gary with
squad of police armed with shot
guns and pistols and persuaded him IT,
snter the city by automobile ins;eal
Of train.
Willard w. Whitney, "a years old. a
retired capitalist of San Diego, Cal.
was recently married to Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Fairbanks. whose age Is "a.
The bride is the sister of Mr.. Whit