The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-10
LOVELOCK LOCALS.

Johh L. helu lelI laSI week Tor Cai1-
ornia.
Col. Joe Marzen left last Sunday for
the West.
Sidney Hill left for Napa College Tues
day Morning.
Thomas Hill left Tuesday morning for
Napa college.
Geo. w. Peltier and family returned
from Elko Saturday.
S. R. Young and family left Monday
night for San Francisco.
Mrs. w. r. Rich was a visitor from
White Plains last Saturday.
John O'Kane has just bailing 10 tons
of choice first-crop alfalfa.
The L. C. Co. received a carload con-
signment of barbed wire on Monday.
Geo. Hirshcroft is in town having
come from the mountains last Monday.
Col. H. B. Maxson and surveying
party arrived Monday night. They left
Wednesday for Elko county.
Tuesday the combined harvester be-
longing to H. Stoker started work upon
the grain field of Jas. Stauts.
Lovelock was on ''bloomers" bent:
ave are go provoked;
The pants were stolen and were sent
To Eds saloon and-soaked."
The Rev. Geo. G. King is expected to
stop over here on the 2Sth of this month.
He will be on his way to the conference
to be held at Winnemucca.
The work of harvesting is thoroughly
begun, the combined harvester of w. G.
Pitt and that of j. II. Thies having
been put in operation this week.
John O'Kane returned from his sheep
range last week. He says that sheep are
doing well. Mr.. O'Kane's wife accom-
panied him on his trip to his range.
Work wos begun Monday on the sec-
ond crop of alfalfa. In most instances,
where water was secured for irrigation,
the second crop will be extra heavy.
Emmit Reid and Cecil Biggs have
been in the mountains on a hunting trip
for several days past. They returned
Wednesday with an antelope and a load
Of sage-hens.
Prof ~ Toombley, while here, bored
people about town nearly to death with
assinine stupidity. Adios! Proffessah!
Your morals don't harness well with
your sermons.
Robt. Welsh returned from his sheep
range Monday night. Mr.. Welsh has
been absent for several months and it
seems good to see his genial face again
on our streets.
The weather has been exceedingly hot
for four days. Saturday 103 degrees,
Sunday 100 degrees, Monday 10S de-
grees and Tuesday LOG degrees in the
shade at 9 p. IN.
Tiff Hausb ms returned last week from
Lake Tahoe. Tiff says he enjoyed his
trip. He is a man that usually elimi-
ma 5es all but the pleasant things in life,
and thoroughly enjoys existence.
The Young Hotel has been materially
improved in conveniences by the addi-
ton of two fine large bathrooms, fur
nished with both hot and cold water,
one room being for the hotel patrons,
the other for the public.
A camping party, consisting of Messrs.
H. b. Mcdonald, l.. ]. Feliz, A. M.
McIntoth, B. +. Lynip and G. H. Me-
Intosh, leaves this week for Summit
IKE where two weeks will be spent in
ing, fishing and general rest and
m.
Kelly spoke from the
.con- Tuesday night. He was
80 es to the bill provid-
;,;t;aS employment. The
Co.. 9'e"a'ui v proceed east
80, nnent list here for
eneral' and his fami. ;rnatures
"y' leaving a desire
purpose of obtaining *
nose who did not sign an%
70 SO.
. we're informed this weeA
;eliaa IN good standing in tbeA
that "bloomers" ard .SA
is would be the subject for AZ
- Lio u''a'e sometime in the future. ~
men onI of orr BRIGHT 1870 ,Vo>