The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-14

central field OF the race track yesterday
m rning and remained Tor some time.
Fortunately Tor the birds, the hour was
too early Tor sportsn Gil and the whole
flock escaped unniolested .--Carson News
Not an place Tor geese.
j. a. Fillmore, general superinten-
dent; N. II. Foster, auditor of motive
power and machinery, and S%uperinten-
dent Agler, Assistant Superintendent
Fitzgerald, Master Mechanic Luckett
and travelling engineer Bates, OF the
Southern Pacific were westbound We'd
nesday on a tour OF inspection.
The annex to the Hospital for Mer-
tai Diseases at Reno, is now ready for
the roof, and a force OF carpenters are at
work on the timbers. The new build
ing is 81 feet wide and four stories
high. The building conforms in general
appearance to the old structure. 1t will
make much needed room and add great
ly to the appearance OF the hospital.
Work is still keeping DIR. Richey, the
dentist, SO busy that he has concluded
to remain until the 10Th only, as he has
to keep his next appointment SO come
right in and engage your work before
the Doctor leaves. He is certainly do
ing some OF the finest work ever scent in
the State.
A buyer in Smoky valley last week
was offering $25 for steers and $i7 for
fat cows. Becker and Gooding hold
their steers at $2o per head. There was
a large number OF steers in Nye County
last week for sale, regardless of those
bought by Thyes, and we have not been
able to learn whether the buyer who
was there struck a bargain or not
Reyelle.
The chances are that all the hay in.
Churchill County will be sold early this
fall. 1t is reported that over one-third
has been sold already. Among those
who have bought large quantities of hay
are DIR. w. II. Patterson and A. Evans
of Reno, E. Olinghouse of Wadsworth,
and a Sacramento cattle man who also
purchased a large amount. Churchill
County is fast coming to the front for
cattle feeding.
1t is time that people who want a
first-class picture wen to G. f. Skinner,
Reno, because he is a No. l artist and
allows none but the best of work to
leave his gallery. he guarantees all
work. Do not %patronize a. travelling
man when l will make better cabinets
for ~ per dozen than you can reliably
get anywhere else. r.
The development of the best pro-
cesses to handle low grade and refractory
ores is not coming as. a sudden and be-
wildering discovery OF a novelty. 1t is
being brought nearer by the slower but
surer method of persistent investigs-
ton and improvement of existing pro-
cesses. The results which have already
been achieved would have been con-
slider marvellous five years ago. The
strides are rapid considering the inn
portance of the undertaking and it will
be but a few years before a system will
enable us to work the low grade base
ores with profit.-Enterprise,
One of our Carson exchanges says
that for the benefit OF those bloomer
girls who wish to make a better appear
ance than their natural endowments
will allow, a young man at Virginia city
has devised pneumatic stockings of ideal
size and shape, which may be inflated
with the ordinary bicycle pump. Be-
sides adding to the grace and beauty OF
the rider, it is a valuable protection to
the shins in case of an accident.
Fosters next storm wave viii reach
the Pacific Coast about the 18th, cross
the west of Rockies country by the close
of the 18th, great central valleys from
the 10th to the 18th, and the eastern
States the 18th.
This will be one of the most notable
storms of the year and will include a
dangerous tropical hurricane.
The safest policy is to be on the look
out everywhere from the I4th to the
goth and take no unnecessary risks on
land or water.
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