The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-05-09

10 De put on Lne nlaTktJ from 4hliiilesOld
next fall. Two big factories for prepar-
ing the potatoesin this manner are being
built.
Notwithstanding the fact this is a
presidential campaign year, much hush
money will be spent in Wadsworth this
monti,-there being 81 cases yet to come
for which soothing syrup will be bought
in quantity.
To the lover Of nature a stroll along
the river bank about shutdown will glad
den the heart. The river is high, the
scenery lovely, and the songs of birds
fill the air. The fields are turning green
and the eye and the ear are delighted.
The Enterprise says the body Of Pat
Morrill,, who my~steriously disappeared
from Virginia on the ed OF March, was
found by sh~eepherders, nude, decom-
posed and eaten by coyotes, in a gulch
between Five-Mile House and Louise
town.
We expect soon to hear OF a half dozen
candidates Tor School Trustees of Wads-
worth District, at the school election to
take place the 18th of this month and
we presume the Board will soon issue
the necessary proclamation and appoint
election officers.
At a meeting Of Ivanhoe Lodge No. IS,
X. OF P. the following representatives
we're elected to the grand lodge which
meets in W~innemucca June 10th f.
M. Fellows, L. Z. Winfrey, w. A.
Brown, q. s. Nixon and A. ID. Wilcox,
says the Silver State.
A large document was filed for record
with Auditor Shearer Wednesday. 1t is
patent No. 30, to the Central Pacific
railroad lands and covers 56, S93. % acres,
10, of which are in Washoe County.
There are nearly 1000 words in the doc
ument.-Journal.
Over a foot OF snow fell at Wells last
Monday and Tuesday and it is reported
that the Lovelock farmers who were
afraid to plant wheat before IN account
OF the probable scarcity oil water, are
now feeling more assured and are max
ing up for lost time.
A contract has been let to run the
Stanley tunnel l20 feet further and the
work will probably ba commenced next
week. The tunnel is now in 81 feet
and it is calculated that at the finishing
OF the above contract the ledge will be
cut at a depth of something over 200
feet.
Tuesday the final arrangements for
the purchase OF the Gold Eagle and
other mines in Central district by DR..
g. B. Pioutz and c. IL. Wilbur Of Salt
Lake City was made. Toe mines were
sold by c. NJ. Harvey, John Poole and
d. l.. West, the purchase price being
10000, which was paid in full.-Silyer
State.
The Government detectives are trying
to find out where Jones disposed OF the
bullion he stole from the Mint. The
Carson News says the iron will strike in
Gold Hill or vicinity while the Appeal
makes a guess at Carson. The Govern
ment officials have a theory that there
are seven or eight bars OF Mint bullion
secreted somewhere that have never
been converted into coin.
Henry Esden has returned from his
trip to Bodie, where he took with his
team 5000 pounds OF Pabst beer, and
soda, s~srsaprilla, %sarsaprilla and iron,
orange cider, extracts, gums, syrups, etc
and etc., of his manufacture. His goods
are deservedly earning a tirst-class rep
utation wherever he takes them and his
business increases on the merits of the
goods. What's finer than Pabst
1t took him nine days to make the trip
and he found the roads muddy. He
goes again sooh.
We saw Mcclure in the City. He
said: "Say, Nick, will you take a bull
dog and a game-cock to Ed Sheerer?
| would send them by express but | have
only IL pair of pants and they wouldn't
be a started for that dog, and besides !
need to sit down in my business, and
like to appear in society occasionally.
The dog is in a 10 acre lot over here with
a II foot fence around it. They feed
him u whale once u week" On those
fiattering inducements we declined to
bring Il bulldog and a game-cock to Ed