The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-03

their way 10 san francisco. MISS Ethel
is attending the Girls High School at
San Francisco.
Miss Rebecca Campbell who is having
her Eyes treated in San Francisco has
been ordered to refrain from all kinds of
work on account of the trouble she is
having with her eyes.
Mr.. J. O'Kane had his sheep sheared
this Spring at Rye Patch. The work
was done by the men who sheared MI.
g. W. Taylor's sheep. Mr.. O'Kane
then took his sheep to his summer
range.
Messrs Fl. Gray and G. L. Patterson
OF Stanford University have been en-
gagged to place the machinery of the
Nickel works at Cottonwood. Both
gentlemen are well skilled in mechani-
cal engineering.
Robt. Welsh was at home last We'd
nesday night. Owing TO the unexpected
arrival of his sheep-shearers he was OBJ
liged to return TO his sheep camp Thurs
day morning with the shearers. He is
expected in again the last of this week.
The patty at Rve Patch on the 26 ult.
Was attended by Mesdames E. Cozzens,
Belle Calhoun, Misses Nellie Davis, Belle
O'Neil. Esther and Sadie Dennison
and Messrs John Borlsnd, Sam Davis
Mr.. Walter Davis was engaged to fur
nsh the music.
J. A. Mcintosh has gone into the
poultry business quite extensively. lie
has purchased dozen well trained hens
from |. Hanson. Each hen Is gnaran-
teed to lay golden egg before break
fast. We all wish him success in his
new undertaking.
The article in last weeks DIsrATcH
relative to John Bradley was not intend
ed to reflect in any way upon the hon.
esty OF Mr.. Bradley. 1t WAS written for
the wit exhibited in Mr.. Rouke's re-
marks. We all know that Mr.. Bradley's
, honesty is nnquestionable and that ail
mistakes would be rectitied.
The Indian fandango begun Sunday
night it will last for six nights. This
year it ia held south OF town near
Mr.. Thies' ranch. Capt. John was
around last week with subscription
paper for purpose OF furnishing the In
dians who come from other places with
the necessary provisions.
The finding of female infant under
tho wash house Of the Lovelock hotel
created much excitement last week.
The child had evidently lived few
days and had come to it's death by foul
means. The skull was broken by some
dull instrument. The child was exam
ned by Dir. Banks who said that 1t was
a white child ami that it had been dead
about five daya.
The conf ract to haul the machinery
and lumber to Cottonwood was made
with ]. r. Reid. He has employed the
following to do the team work: N p
Davis, Chas. Lorey, Geo. Stants, Fred
Lovelock, /. G Louk, b C Brundridge,
Riley & Brundridge and B G Ererrer.
The teams, taking nearly a week to
make trip, left last Saturday with a.
bout one third OF the freight.
Commissioner Trousdale of Winnie
niueca Was in town Saturday and Sun
day. His business here Was to investi-
gate the matter Of opening a road near
Mr.. Billups' house. A petition for which
Was placed before the board of Commits
sioners at their last meeting. He was
also inqniring into the policy Of organiz-
ing new NJ hool district north OF town.
Commissioner Westfal returned to Win
uemucca with Mr. Tousdale Sunday. The
board Of County Commissioners met
Monday.
Some of the best cooks in town say
that the -four from the Lovrlock flour
ing mill is as good as any they ever
used. Experienced hands ray that the
bread made from nrw flour is always
better than that made from flour that
has been ground few days. Every
thing looks favorable for the success OF
n mill. Mr.. Eeck eays no better -four
can he made in the United States than
what can br made here. With the best
machinery, with wheat that takes the
first prin. at national exposi,ions and