The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-10-28
LOyelOCk Locals.

cent.
The cowboy preacher was in town last
week.
W. C. Pitts wife and daughter, Miss
Mabel, are reported on the sick list.
John Harrison is shipping an occa-
sional carload of hay to the ouniain
towns.
Irwin Richards returned from Mill
City Sunday where he has been pros
pecting.
Joseph Marzen has gone to the east
ern part of the State to buy cattle to
iced this winter.
Bryan and silver is the hope OF our
people and they feel that the salvation
of the country depends ON Rryans cleo
ton.
Mrs. Eugene Cozzens returned Sun
day morning from Wadsworth where
she paid her mother, Mrs. Springer,
visit.
Ladd & Grannis are engaged to haul
the remainder OF the machinery for the
National Nickel Company's electric
plant ut Nickel.
Joseph Hill thinks he cattle men will
soon he heading toward Lovelock to
make arrangements for feeding. No hay
has been sold yet.
w. ii. Davis is at lone running pros
porous business. Jas. Carmichael il
his right hand man in keeping his resor,
here in prosperous way.
F. M. Howell has good mining pros
pect at Sacramento Canyon. He says it
and twenty other mines will be worked
in the vicinity of Lovelock ii BRYAN is
elected.
The young men of Lovelock gave a
very pleasant social dance Friday night
which was largely attended and highly
enjoyed by these present. Feliz < Park
orchestra rendered the music in its US
ual good strains.
Frank Carpenter. raised the banner
wheat crop Of Big Meadow this year, he
being about the only man in the valley
that harvested an ordinary crop. Mr..
Carpenter thinks there is only enough
" heat in the valley for home con-
Five whitemen ana eighteen China
men are now being employed at the
placer mines at Black Can, on. 1t is
reliably stated that they are ayeraleing
81 30 day to the man. Billy Feliz anu
M. H. Howe are among those interested
in that camp and Mrs. Strowbridge sold
her interest in 21a claims for $1,000
recently, the Cinnamon being the buy
ers.
A farewell dinner in honor of Mrs.
Davies of Winnemucca, was rendered
by Mrs. S. J. Edmondson at her beauti-
ful residence on Railroad Street one day
last week. Only a few of the lady's
most intimate friends were present.
Among those present were: Mesdan es
Davies, Edmondson and Bastian; Misses
Anna Bastian, Mamie Lane, Kittie
Rodifer, Emma Bastan; Messrs. Alfred
Edmondson, William Edmondson, E.
WILDER and Clarence Larson. To much
cannot be said in favor of Mrs. Edmond
son as an entertainer.
c. B. Turner Of National Nickel Min
ing Company arrived in Lovelock Mon
day from San Francisco and left for
Nickel yesterday. Mr.. Turner says the
entire machinery for the large electric
plant which is now being erected has been
ordered and that the Nickel plant will
be completed in the course of six or
eight weeks. AIR. Turner is a thorough
mining man and does not build castles
in the air before he can see the material
do it with, but he does. believe that the
company he represents has good busi-
ness proposition at Nickel and by proper
management the success of that camp
is assured. About fifty men will be en-
ployed as soon as the plant is completed
for operation.
The residence OF p. Anchor OF Marker
District was the scene of much gayety
on Friday evening of the 10th inst. The
entire district, with the addition OF many
guests from town had gathered to enjoy
a social dance which, though intended