The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-20
LOvELOCK LOCALS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.


Robt. Welsh went out to his sheep
camp Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Larson returned to White
Plains Monday.
W. H. Corbier of Spring Valley was
in town last week.
Mr.. Geo. McCollum has sold a ton of
ham to the l.. c. Co.
Mr.. James Clark, of Humboldt House
was in town Monday.
Miss Ella Harrison was in town over
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. T. Hauskins has moved into his
house on Church street.
W. F. Smith of Elko returned from
San Francisco Tuesday.
p. N. Marker was hurt quite badly
last week by some horses.
Ed Emmons has been purchasing
some hay OF L. N. Carpenter.
Mrs. A. c. Browns daughter Edna
arrived from Oakland Saturday.
Jas. Sloan, the stockman from Win
nemucca, was in town last week.
l.. ]. Feliz went to Humboldt House
to look after some mining interests.
Mr.. F. A. and Mrs. G. w. Peltier
have received two very nice bycicles.
Contractor A. L. Dunlap has been
doing some carpentering for A. Westfall.
s. R. Young and family spent a few
days in Reno last week visiting friends.
Captain Goodbody, after returning
from White Cloud, went to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs VIM. Rich and mother, Mrs.
Grant, of White Plains, returned home
Monday.
During the past week the L. c. Co.
has shipped two carloads of oat hay and
three carloads of alfalfa.
The Rinehart & Co., photographers,
arrived in town last Monday. They
will be here for ten days.
DIR Van Devender will oficiate Sunday
at Westfall school house in the morning
and in town in the evening.
H. Gray, of Nickel, went to Reno
for some new cement. The first
shipment of cement was too poor to be
Of any value.
Mr.. Chas. Schrader, s~on-in-law of Mr..
Neiswander, was in town last week.
This week he is visiting relatives at the
Borax mines.
The cable for the mill is expected
every day. AS 500 as it arrives the
mill will start up again. There is about
fifty days work on hand at the mill.
Messrs Taylor and Freeman, capital
lists from South Riverside were in town
last week looking i've ouI valley. They
seem to be well impressed with the
The party that was to have been given
at Mr.. Dumas house in the valley for
Miss Sadie Larson was postponed on &C
count of the weather.
The lumber for S. R. Young's livery
stable to be erected on the lot south of
he shop formerly occupied by Con-
McClain has arrived. The
building will soon be begun.
Constable Cozzens took two Indians
to Winnemuccs last week, one Justice
sent up for thirty days for dis
conduct, the other who was
charged with the murder of his wife was
bound over to the Grand Jury.
The circulating library given by the
aides of the Order of Good Templars on
Saturday evening was very enjoyable
although the rain prevented many from
attending. Those who we're present
we're much pleased with the nature of
he party, and were sorry when it was
time to leave for home. The music that
was furnished by l.. J. Feliz and Mrs. B.
G. Parks was very nice.
The peace of town has been great
ly disturbed the past week by tramps.
The acts of these Migrants have been
very threatening as well as indecent and
overbearing. One of them followed a.
round s. R. Young last Sunday night in
a suspicious manner. Another one
stole some articles of furniture from the
Elko Hotcl and an overcoat from John