The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-06


and went to Saltwater for a session of
the District Court.
T~wenty-four carloads OF cattle be-
longing to Miller & Lux arrived yes
terday from Winnemueca and were
driven to Mason Valley to be fed.
Judge Cheney has consented to de-
liver a course of three or more lectures
at the University in the near future on
1.-THE Elements of the Common Law"
Losr-A ladies gold watch and chain
between the freight depot and Mrs. APP
plegate's residence. A suitable reward
will be paid for its return to this Office.
Every tax payer in town received a
postal from d. B. Boyd. For a number
of years past just before Thanksgiving
Dan has written the little jokers. People
are so thankful after they settle with
him that they have a turkey appetite.
There is great joy in J.. G.. Ede's DOM
icile over the arrival of a young son
who is a chip of the old block in looks
and actions, the latter lively enough
even for such a lively father. Just
think of Jack being a stern parent in
future yearsi
1t is time that people who want "a
irst-class picture went to G. +. Skinner,
Reno, because he is a No. | artist and
allows none but the best of work to
leave his gallery. He guarantees all
work. Do not %patronize a travelling
man when | will make better cabinets
for 81 per dozen than you can reliably
get anywhere else.
The contract for working the pork
packing establishment in Carson valley
has been let and the work will begin at
once. The structure will be 40x26 feet
high. built of stone.
c. j. Barron and family, who pre-
scented such a fearful picture of poverty
here some days ago, were taken in
hand at Reno by citizens and the
County Commissioners and sent or
their way rejoicing.
A. G. Hash and w. X. Ball have re-
Gently shipped $4,000 pounds of Nevada
honey, in the comb and strained, to
Ohio. The honey nets them nine cent
per pound and is Il profitable business
at that figure says the Reno Gazette.
The Buckeye property consists OF
1900 acres. Two % inch pipes will lie
required to conduct the water. The
purchasers believe they will take on;
two hundred million dollars aud that il
will take seventy years to work out
their mine.
The New York Chamber OF Commerce
claimed to have made a poll OF the com
ing Congress On the silver question, and
finds that there are eighty-eight for fret
silver two hundred and sixteen against.
and tifty-two doubtful. Among the
lightweight silver silver men, there are
thirty Republicans, f%ifty-one Democrats
and seven Populists.
There is a prospect Of a new time
card about the 18th OF this month and
some changes in the makeup OF the pas
senger trains. The baggage, sleepers,
and dining cars will SO west in the
morning and the mail at night as now,
and the numbers OF the trains will b,
changed around. About the same
changes will be made in the east-bound
trains. The is the change ON the
U. Z.
The principal Nevada camps now
producing gold are Silver Star, Silver
Peak, Pine Grove, lone Montgomery,
rule Canyon, DeLamar, Robinson Dis
trict, Ferguson District, White Horse
District, recent locations OF placer mines
North of Reno, Buckeye, Pine Nut,
South Camp, Silver City, Como and
Aurora. The Comstock is yielding a
large per cent OF gold in the bullion.
The above does not include many small
mines, not designated by any particular
district.-Carson Appeal.
The work OF opening up the new Hay
ward purchases at Buckeye, Nevada,
has started a boom in property for
miles around that district, says the San
Francisco News Letter. 1t has also
turned the attention oil people in search
of gold properties to Nevada. A wrong
impression has got abroad that Nevada
mineral deposits are chiefly silver ones.
There never was II greater mistake. The