The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-02-27
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1895.
LOVELOCK LOCALS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
H. J. Thies has been spending the
week at Carson on business. He reports
exciting times over the division OF
Washoe County.
Miss Ella Harrison who is teaching at
White Plains spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents.
Mrs. Eugene Cozzins attended the
party at Mills City on the ed. She
reports a very pleasant time. ~
Louie Dean and Gabe Hoskins have
been in town making preparations to
ship twelve carloads OF cattle for the
Baden Company at San Francisco.
Mrs. L. NJ. Pugh has returned from a
VISIT to Pittsburgh, where her husband
is engaged in the blacksmith business.
Mrs. James Ash, Mrs. and Lizzie Bor-
of Rye Patch attended the funeral of
Mrs. George Young.
Miss Addie Stoker spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
iio ~ MAI lldb DCCA NiGltluk
friends in Mill City.
Rev. George c. King has gone to Car
son for medical treatment. We hope
that the Lovelock climate will agree with
him, and that he may be permitted to
stay with us.
We take pleasure in announcing the
birth OF a boy to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hagarty. MIR. Hagarty looks upon the
youth with pride, and say: "My son
you are a noble lad"
Don, MIR. Peltier's large black dog
which was a town pet was accidently
poisoned last Thursday.
The ore shipped from Kennedy by
G. IL. Mcintosh to the Reduction Works
at Port Costa is said to have produced
thirty-six dollars per ton in god. The
ore WAS taken from Wilson and Hig-
gins mines.
John Beasley is curing twelve hun
dred pounds oil bacon for Ed. Emmons.
fank Dorman of Trinity has been pay
ing LOVelOcK q snort visit.
Thomas Barnes and sister, Mrs. VAL
ley, were suddenly called to Battle
Mountain to attend their brother who
had n OF his limbs amputated by DIR.
Hood. The cause OF the amputation is
not known.
The Lynip and Buckner contest cas-
was decided on the goth inst. by Judge
Mack in favor oil Lynip. There were
more legal votes cast for Lynip than for
Buckner. OF all the votes cast Buckner
received i've more than Lynip. On &C.
count of this fact the Office was offered
to Mr.. Buckner, as deputy.
The stately Brown leghorn hen which
Mr.. Mcintosh took such pride in calling
his own by right of possession, was taken
from his premises by the owner, a young
society lady, who carried it gently iniher
arms to its home. As the hen was thus
transported a young man by chance saw
the hen in the young lady's arms and
said: II wish l was that imported, red
combed, cropped winged Brown leghorn
California chicken"
Charles Richards who is attending the
university at Reno, came home Thurs
day to attend the funeral OF his mother,
Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Marshall has gone to Rye Patch.
She will return again in a short time.
L. ]. Feliz, his mother and sister, Mrs.
Parks, spent Washington's Birthday in
Carlin. Mr.. Feliz and Mrs. Parks were
called upon to furnish music for a party
given at that place. The fact that
the people OF Carlin passed through
other places nearer home to secure good
music speaks well for our home talent.
Cupid is now ruling Lovelock with n
mastery hand. He caused two we'd
dings within twenty-four hours. Indi-
cations are favorable for four more soon.
Since a Californian came and c~aptivated