The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-10-15

Senator Stewart told me when he was
here that he could and would have that
ditch built and the land thrown open
for settlement.
| think Senator Stewart is the ablest
and most competent man we could get
to do this work, and by far better fitted
than anybody | know OF. 1t is out OF
the question to find a maj in the state
with his experience and ability.
think political opinion should be sec
ond to a mans interests and while |
would sooner have seer Senator Stewart
keep in the old trail and although | shall
vote for Harrison | shall vote for Senator
Stewart because of his ability and exper-
fence and the good he does for my inter
ests and those OF Nevada.
VIM. Nichols:
| have travelled over the fiat time and
again for the last 20 years, and never
without thinking of its great possibilities.
| had a personal talk with Senator Stew
art on this subject and he assured me
that he wonld do all in mis- power to
have that piece of ground thrown open
for settlement. | think Senator Stew
art is the only man who can successfully
handle the matter and it is to the inter
est OF every man in Wadsworth to see
that he is returned to the Senate. The
man SO biased by political opinion as to
stand in the way of his own interests
should be in the asylum. Ny God man,
there are 5000 acres of sixty feet soil in
that fiat, all the finest loan. Put that
Meadows are not in it it would make
this the first town in the state. The
people must see it and they can't be told
too much about it.
+. Fowler.
There is no donbt about the fertility OF
the soil, and if the measure is pushed
through to q successful end, it will with
our railroad interests make Wadsworth
a very prosperous town. | cannot esti-
mate the acreage but | know it is well
into the thousands. Wadsworth would
be one of the most attractive towns in
the state, as the climate possesses many
health-giving properties that are known
to the old residents and would become
much better known to the outside world
should that land be thrown open for set
Element and increase our wealth, stand
ing and population. The proposed
measure would be OF vast benefit in
many ways.
| do not think we have a man better
qualified to carry out this important
measure than Senator Stewart who
fathered it.
Being a Harrison man | did not like
to have his name illuminated by our
old friend Senator Stewart. No pre-
judice would stand in the way of honor.
ing by suffrage a man whom know to
be able and honest.
Charles +. Browning:
am familiar with the matter these
many years. The proposition of Senator
Stewart. if carried out, and | think that
he is the only man who can carry it out,
will be productive OF great results. To
open that land for settlement, pay the
Indians the purchase price in live stock,
put the live stock under the charge of a
chief like { apt Dave who has real ability
and who is honest, and it will make the
Indians self-supporting. 1t will help
solve the Indian problem and save the
government thousands of dollars.
Cut off at the old Reservation post,
there will be a good 10000 acres of the
finest land in the world. The canal that
would furnish water for that mesa would
also furnish water for the lower one
which is as large as the one under con-
sideration.
There is no man in Nevada today who
could go to the United States Senate and
acquire in six years the necessary ex-
perience to carry this and kindred meas
ures through, not mentioning the ability.
| do not think our people are blind to
their own interests.
Charles II. Lewis:
Senator Stewart before securing an
appropriation OF 81 800 for a survey OF
the proposed ditch, wrote certain parties
in Nevada to ascertain il sufficient In