The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22
LOvEL OCK LOCALS,

inst.
Alfred Edmondson went to San Fran
cisco Monday on business.
l.. J. Feliz returned to Star Peak Sun
day to resume work on his mining
claims.
Mr.. Hardesty and family went to
Kyle's Hot Springs Thursday to rusti-
cate a few days.
Walter Davis had a present of a baby
girl last week. The mother and child
are getting along nicely.
Last week four sheep shearers from
Reno went to Spring Valley to shear
Williams & Mons sheep.
Mr.. Robt. Welsh came in from Table
Mountain Tuesday to transact some bus
mess. Thursday ne returned.
The ranchers are now busily engaged
cutting the first crop OF alfalfa which is
very large and of excellent quality.
Rev. Geo. G. King went to Reno last.
week for medical treatment. The prob
abilities are that he will 90 to Carson for
careful attention.
Road Master Maloy has been engaged
during the past week putting a culvert
in the Marker slough this side of the
lower grave yard.
Miss Josephine Barnes left Saturday.
for Humboldt House where she will re-
main a week or SO. Then she will re-
turn to Lovelock.
A. X. Skinner, a representative of the
California Bank was in town Wednesday
for the purpose of loaning money to the
ranchers at a much reduced rate of in
terest than what has been paid in the
past.
G. H. Mcintosh Of Kennedy is rapidly
improving. The examination of Thos.
jenkins will be held today in Winnie
mucca before Judge Rougan. Nine wit
nesses from Kennedy have been sub
poenaea.
Mrs. Eugene Cozzens has been very
sick. DIR. Banks is attending her. Sun
day DR.. Patterson of Reno was called for
CONSULTATION. Mrs. Cozzens is now ron
valescing slowly. Her mother, Mrs.
Springer OF Unionville is taking care of
her.
1t is reported in Kennedy that a San
Francisco company will place a plant
in the Imperial Mill OF that place to
work custom ore by electricity for nine
iollars per ton, guaranteeing ninety per
cent OF the assay value. Mr.. Switzer
has shipped ore to the same company
which contained as much base metal as
any in Kennedy and received ninty six
per cent of the assay value.
The citizens OF Lovelock called a meet
ing on the 10Th inst. at Feliz Hall for
the purpose of engaging a night watch
man for the town. About seventy dol
lars were subscribed by the properly
owners. Geo. w. Peitier was chosen
present of the meeting and John I.
Reid secretary. The applicants for the
position of Waterman were Messrs. +.
Wolf, Howard Adams, John Blair, A. j.
Houver and Irving Richards. Mr.. Rich
ards was elected and begun his du les at
once. This move was one in the right
direction as the tralnps have become
DANGEROUSLY plentiful.
Last week a couple OF our Lovelock
ladies', Mrs. H.. and Mrs. h. spent a
couple OF days preparing to go fishing.
They borrowed all the fishing tackle in
tow n and secured enough bait to catch
all the fish in the river. After loading
their bait, fishing tackle and provisions
they went up the river a couple OF miles
where they thought all rish congregated
for food. Thinking that it would be
more comfortable for the horse they M
hitched him dy unbuckling tn. tugs and
leaving them fastened to the whiffetree.
Then they proceeded to unharness the
horse by beginning at his tail without
unbuckling the belly band w%hereupon
the horse became insuited and began to
resent their acts. They then decided
that the horse would stand better with
the harness left on him. After fishing
all day Mrs. II. managed to corner one
little half starved carp which she car
ried home as a great prize. These
ladies say that their dresses scared the
fish away. Be patient ladies, in a few