The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-11
LOVELOCK LOCAL S.


Town sunday.
6. W. Peltier and father went to Sac
ramento last Thursday.
The Springer brothers of Unionville
arrived in town Sunday.
Saturday Mr.. Billups caught five very
nice fish near the Marker dam.
+. M. Smith, a miner from San Frau
cisco, was in town last week.
J. w. Brown of Unionville was in
town Sunday and Monday on business.
W. ellis of Reno, the sewing machine
man, is stopping at the Emmons Hotel.
Mrs. F. X. Banks and grand daughter
Gladys Ritter, went to Sacramento Sun
day.
Col. Joseph Marzen and grandson,
Fred Prescott, left for Sacramento Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Corbies OF Spring Valley
were in town Monday and Tuesday Wis
ing friends.
AS 0 as Contractor McClain finish
es the new warehouse he will build an
addition to Mr.. Marzen's house.
Mr.. Savage, the stock man, was in
town the fore part Of the week for the
purpose of hiring some pasture for his
sheep.
s. j. Bonnifield returned from v inne-
mncca Saturday. He reports pleasant
time at the Methodist conference which
he attended.
c. H. and A. M. Mcintosh, owing to
some unfinished business did not leave
for California on the End inst, but on
the 9Th instead.
Mrs. Edmondson has gone to Lake
Tahoe. After spending a few days at
the lake she will go to San Francisco
where she will visit friends.
Mrs. Hans Marker, while drawing a
bucket of water from the well on Tues
day, sprained her back and has been
confined to the bed ever since.
Miss Mamie vanReed, who has been
living in the valley this summer with
her brothers, has moved to town and is
living with her mother Mrs. Jas. Du-
mas.
Mr.. Baker, formerly a section fore
man Of this place, but now of Oreana,
was in town visiting his family, who
are staying in town for the purpose of
sending the children to school.
The ice house which Col. Joseph Mar
zen built at Bonner Meadows this sum
mer was 100x300 feet and will hold
when full of ice twenty thousand tons
instead of Two hundred as stated by the
Journal.
j. H. Thies has just returned from
Nye County where he purchased fifteen
hundred head of steers. 1t is reported
that Mr.. Thies has paid about eighty
thousand dollars to Nye County during
the past year for cattle.
A lady asked the clerks of one of the
leading stores in town for some black
b lby ribbon. The clerk informed her
that there were no black babies in town,
consequently they did not keep any rib
bons in stock for that class of children.
Miss Rebecca Campbell has been very
sick the past week, but is much improv-
ed in health as these notes go to press.
Her condition became SO critical that
the family deemed it wise to telegraph
for DIR. Hood of Buttl Mountain, who
came down Tuesday. James Campbell
of Elko came home Monday and return
ed Thursday.
James Stauts has stored four carloads
of choice oat hay in the L. G.. Cos. new
store house. Mr.. Stauts has excellent
crops this year. 1t is reported that he
will make enough this year, over and
above all expenses, to pay half the cost
of his farm. This speaks pretty well for
the land in the upper part of the valley.
Saturday, the Mccormick brothers of
Stockton unloaded two carloads of beef
cattle and one veal which were fed
here Sunday and Monday. The cattle
were purchased from Mr.. Trousdale OF
WinDemucca. Monday the Ed En-
mons cattle which were purchased by
the Mccormack brothers t ON Jno. 7.
Reid and others, were shipped in con
nection with the Trousdale cattle to