The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-07

SLdlnp MN IL running etcdhl'l " hlANi
Peak. 1t is claimed that there are To-
000, 900 tons OF ore in sight in the mine.
The ledge is from the 30 10 100 feet
wide and 30 men are employed in the
mine and % men at the mill Three
1S-hol Sc teatns are engaged in hauling
the ore to the mill. The ore is rich ana
if the process of saving the gold is sue
cessful a larger mill will be erected
Wednesday evening at Carson the
Governors Office was comfortably filled
by prominent citizens to advance plans
by which Nevada could cooperate with
other powers in laying "a plan for re-es-
tablishing the free coinage Of silver. a
Bimetallic Union will be formed in every
represented by K. NJ. Beatty, T. Coffin,
w. J. Westerield, John Dennis ant
Edmond James.
Have your eyes examined free Of
charge by DIR. Richey at the Nevada
liOuSCs IlC INV piil III ntNiiE VI
glasses while here last year. He carries
the celebrated English slick lenses
which you can have in gold, or nickle
frames and he has also some nice gold
chains and clasps for nose glasses. n
Last Sunday a shooting ARRAY with
fatal results occurred in Mason Valley
about five miles from Yerington, at the
ranch of B. Logan. VIM. Morrow,
known as "Wild Bill" shot his wife
over some family troubles. Logan, Mrs.
Morrow's father, then fired at Bill, the
ball striking him close to the nose and
lodged in his head. He never spoke,
but lived about six hours after he was
shot. His wife was shot in the leg
above the knee, but will get well. When
Morrow attempted to shoot her, she
struck the pistol down, which no doubt
saved her life. Logan surrendered him
self to the officers. He has the sympa-
thy of the people as Morrow made fire.
quent threats.
One would not think times were dull
to look in DR.. Richey's. dental rooms.
for work has been coming in SO lively
that the Doctor has been obliged to ex-
tend his time until Sept. Is. This is
the best chance on earth to have your
teeth attended to, for the Doctors
work speaks for itself.
On Tuesday last DR.. Richey put in
some of the finest gold filings we have
ever seen, he built a corner of gold on
a front tooth for a young lady, that was
a fine piece of work indeed.
A movement has been on foot for
some little time to put up a handsome
silver cup to be awarded .at the bicycle
races during Fair week, the cup to he
the property of the holder after being
won by him three times. K. Herr, the
popular and enterprisiug jeweler, was
approached on the subject and he said
he could furnish a handsome CLIP for
$50, and added further that he would
donate %one-fourth of the cost himself.
In consequence of this magnanimous
offer the bicycle riders will have a
trophy to race for that will be well
worth their most earnest efiorts.-Ga-
zette. art-h
Be sure to see DR.. Richey's case OF
fine dental work in front of Mrs. Lin
toms Millinery store and then go in
and see the DR.. who will duplicate any
specimen for you right here in Wads-
worth.
An old lady from the interior visited
Golden Gate Park at San Francisco not
long since, and seeing a large flock of
little grey birds hopping about inquired
what kind of birds they were. A friend,
replied that they were chippies.
"Well," said she, "don't you know that
my son Thomas was in the city a short
me ago and he got ten lays in jill for
chasing one of them chippies.'
And still they come DIR. Richey took
Impressions lot Iour sets VI IeeCh Seoeei-
dav making six since last Wednesday.
He has extended his time until Septem-
Der 10th.
No one should fail to see DR.. Richey
the eminent dentist who did such fine
work while here last fall. He is at the
Nevada House.
For Rent.