The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-24

Henry Miller, the millionaire, is said
to be buying up all the range cattle in
the eastern part OF the State at $40 per
head.
Brooks McClane and wife left Wednes-
day for an extended trip in California
during which they will take in Midwin-
ter Fair.
A number of prominent Odd Fellows
of Reno will visit Wadsworth upon the
occasion of the institution of the new
encampment.
|. H. Kent returned from San Fran
cisco Wednesday and says be sold his
two car loads of cattle very satisfactory
but that the market is full.
Tiff Hoskins of Lovelock who made
several finds at that place and sold
them to good advantage, has been look
ing at several mines at " hite Horse.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Churchill County meets once a quarter
since January, 1894. The next meet
ing will be held on the first Monday in
April
The DISPATCH takes pleasure in &C.
knowledging receipt of Complimentary
tickets to the grand ball to given by
machinists on next Friday night. We're
going.
]. H. Whited left for San Francisco
Thursday. He will return tomorrow &C.
companied by his son Jesse who comes
up from Stanford University to spend
Easter vacation.
Mrs. A. F. Rocker returned to San
Francisco to reside. Mr.. Rocker will
remain in Churchill county until he dis
poses of three car loads of choice steers
which he is feeding.
Operations have been resumed in the
Royal mine and we expect to hear good
news from there soon, although there
has been nothing but good news from
that mine since it started.
Ross Christensen who lost his left
foot near Oreana some months ago
while braking has returned from the
hospital. He looks well and hearty and
uses an artificial foot with dexterity.
The Phoebe Record says: "Our cattle
men are wearing doleful visages and
they say if the present bad weather con-
tinues, their losses will be 70 severe as
to drive them to the verge of bank
ruptcy."
The ledge in the Addie G. continues to
widen and get richer. G. H. Lewis in
forms US that parties representing New
York capitalists will be along soon to
take a look at this mine in particular
and the district generally.
All the elements which nature requires
to make the hair beautiful and abund-
ant, are supplied in Ayers Hair Vigor.
This preparation keeps the scalp free
from dahdruff, prevents the hair from
becoming harsh, and makes it flexible
and glossy.
A rumor reached here yesterday that
nearly all the mines on the Comstock
will close down on April 1st. This I'M
welcome news came by letter from a
prominent citizen of Storey county. 1t
is hoped, however, that it is unfounded.
Journal.
Spring is about at hand and the
wandering bovine will soon endeavor to
chew the ~succulent lawn grass. The
constable gives timely warning that the
law calls upon him to impound cattle he
finds wandering within town limits after
6 p. NJ. Owners of cows, calves and
mustangs will take notice.
A number of specimens of pure cop
per were shown q DISPATCH reporter
this week. The came from the vicinity
of Saliva and are very promising. Locat-
ions have been made in that vicinity by
James Griffin, VIM. Painter, Tom Nc
Kenna, Archie Steele. E. H. Proctor
and others. Owing to insufficient pro-
specting the size of the find cannot be
given.
Fresh bread cakes pies rolls and all