The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-12
LOVElOCE LOCALS,

ing Monday.
Ed Emmons returned from San Fran
cisco last week.
Mrs. W. l.. Tomlinson returned from
Portland, Oregon, last Saturday.
The outlook for the wheat and alfalfa
crops in this community was never bet
ter.
The White Cloud Copper Works were
sold last Saturday at Saltwater to Hay
den and Lovelocks.
A. Scidmore is organizing a company
to work the Arabic Silver Mines ten
miles north west of Lovelock.
Messrs John Hill, J. Fenton and r.
Reed are back from the Kyle's Hot
Springs much improved in health.
Michael Sullivan, a former Lovelocker
and Thomas Hannigan of saltwater are
prospecting for gold in East Range.
1t is reported that VIM. Organ, while
prospecting in East Range, twenty-five
miles east of Lovelock, found a supposed
ledge of coal.
The placer diggings at Spring Valley
will be worked by hydraulics as soon as
sufficient water is furnished from the
snow on the mountains.
Some burglars broke into the Enter
prise store last Friday night and took
jewelry and cutlery amounting to about
one hundred fifty dollars.
Messrs Goodbody, Asby, MARITIME and
Bell arrived in Lovelock from Cotton
VOID Sunday. Messrs. Goodbody and
Martina left Tuesday for the purpose of
buying more machinery.
Commissioner Westfall reports the
entertainment at the Big Meadow school
house Saturday night under the super
vision of the teacher, Miss Clara Taylor,
a grand success both socially and finan-
cially. The proceeds were given to the
minister.
John Ryan reports A. Neuschwander
of boaax plant in Dixie Valley preparing
ior active campaign during snmmer
season. Product shipped via Loyelock
to New York City, where it commands
IN cents per lib. The output last sum-
mer was 20 tons a month.
JOS. Oleman, an employee of Henry
Fuss, while attempting to cross over
draw heads of a freight train at 10 80
Saturday night had his leg, between the
knee and ankle, crushed twice by the
sudden movement of the train. DIR. +.
y. Banks was Immediately summoned
to the Young's Hotel where he dressed
the wound. Mr.. Oleman was taken to
Winnemucca to the County Hospital.
The last report Of his condition is ia
vorable.
Hon. w. G. Pitt has the D1spArcu
representatives thanks, who visited
Lovelocks this week, for the pleasant
drive with that gentleman to the Love-
lock Flour Mills which is now running
in perfect order and is making as fine
-four as the eye ever fell upon. Henry
Beck, the experienced man at the helm.
was also kind in showing and explaining
a perfect running plant. On returning
from the mill Mr.. Pitt drove by thou
8 inds of acres of alfalfa and wheat fields
which promist as fine a crop as was ever
produced, and of which over a thousand
a res belongs to Mr.. Pitt who is a pros
porous and enterprising rancher.
The shooting affray which took place
in Kennedy last Thursday morning be-
tween c. II. Mcintosh and Thos. Jen-
kins, as reported by Geo. Abel, an eye
witness, was as follows: A dispute A.
over the amount of mill tailinps
Mr.. Mcintosh had purchased from
the Irish boys and others. Mr.. Jenkins
was employee by his cousin, William
Jenkins the owner of the Jenkins mill.
rs watchman over the property at and
about the mill. Mr.. Mcintosh had en-
ployed Messrs. Glen Denning and Geo.
Abel to remove the t~ailings. These two
men had begun to load their wagon
Jenkins ordered them to stop.
Upon their refusal to cease loading Jen-
kins drew his pistol upon them. After
a few minutes the men persuad-
him to put up his pistol, Then Mr..
Abel began loaiing again w%hereupon
Jenkins drew his revolver ut The same