The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-02-13
LOVELOCK LOCALS.
Interesting Items and Good ad-
vice,

Il. W. Peltier and wife went to Reno
Sunday.
W. S. Bonnifield has returned to Win
nemucca.
Mrs. A. Dunlap is recovering from a
sever illness.
George Russell of the Bank OF Nevada
was in town looking after his cattle.
JIG. Taylor OF Rye Patch stopped in
town a few days on his way to Reno.
Mr.. Shuckman of Nina, California, is
the new assistant in the express Office.
VIM. Grannis has gone to San Francis
co with three cars OF Mir Wheeler's sheep.
There is to be a sheet and pillow-case
party at FELIX'S hall on the 22nd inst.
Hon. W. Z. Pitt accompanied by his
daughter Bessie returned to Carson last
Sunday.
Harry Hardesty is again able to be
among us. Harry has been quite sick
with bronchitis.
Miss Jennie McFarlin spent Saturday
and Sunday in Wadsworth, visiting her
her brother Chas McFarlin.
G. ii. Mcintosh OF Kennedy has been
visiting his parents. lie is enthusiastic
over the future of Kennedy.
Miss Ella Harrison accompanied by
Mrs. " III. Rich OF White Plains, spent
Saturday and sunday with her parents.
Hon. W. q. Pitt introduced the bill
authorizing the trustees OF Lo,elocks to
issue bonds for the erection OF a school
house.
At the meeting of the stockholders oil
the Lovelock Commercial Company, w.
e.. Price, w. L. Smith and u. w pelter
were present.
There is a report about town that one
Of our charming young ladies will take
a lie long partner on the 22nd inst.
California is i'll the lead.
The wife and daughter of Senator H.
A. Comins Of White Pine county stopped
over on their way to Carson, to visit
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoker.
Rev. Geo q. King returned from Winnie
mucca Saturday where he has been help
ing Rev. Brown conduct revival meeting.
rhe revival meetings will III at
| this place about Feb 18th.
u. W. Peltier is building an addition
to his house. Contractor McClain is
doing the work. Mac is contemplating
building an addition on his shop. The
object Of such can only surmise by the
love dltties which we hear him humlning
nowadays. Keep humming Mac.
A petition is being circulated in the
valley for the purpose OF influencing the
County Commissioners at their next
meeting ~ open a road from I'll. Jen-
sens to H. A. Killabrew's ranch. Love
lock should circulate a like petitn II t
open a road north OF MIR. Billup's house.
Economy is wealth" and "a small
leak will sink a great ship" are sayings
which those who feel the whitening graap
oil poverty Selling them should especial,
consider during this present stringency
Of finance. The misery that is now 81
prevalent in this United States is the
result OF extravaganza II shortsighted-
ness. During 119 years existence OF our
nation, we have enjoyed such prosperity
as no other nation during a like portion
OF its existence has enjoyed. We have
grown from a Jew thousand scattered
people to d compact nation OF about
sixty-fve millions. This growth, due
greatly 10 foreign immigration, speaks in
strongest terms { on natural wealth.
But as the increase of population contin-
ues the natural wealth becomes less at
cessible to all. The wild land which
could once be purchased for nominal
price has become scarce. Foreign capt.
talists have siezed the opportunities
which have been presented at birth to
ey.ly American as a legacy from the
founders OF their native land, while the
heirs OF such a legacy have allowed
themselves to be deceived by false fam
rie. and now console themselves decry-
ing the weaknesses OF legislation.
Ii legislation is weak, in a.
much AZ we have q Republican
form OF government no n ia 10 blame
but ourselves. BY finding fault with
legislation We acknowledge our previous
shortsightedncss in our choice of legisla-
tors. If ignorance is our excuse this on
ly revcrts to us all the stronger. Trace
it to what nvpr curse We may and in TIL.
end We will find that the fault lice with
in ourselves and there the rehe,ly plusi
he applied. The results Of the tariff and
money legislation bring to our mind the
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