The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24
wEpyEsD.AY...N NOVEMBER "a, 1897
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JS VI

Sheriff McInnis spent Sunday in town.
Glenn Lemery is reported as not I'M
proving very fast.
Hon. f. &. Newlands will probably
leave Reno for Washington today.
The FIT. Halleck military reservation
will be sold at public auction in febru
airy.
There is considerable travel to Cling
house Notwithstanding the approach of
winter.
Wallace Ferguson came in from st.
Clair Monday and circulated among his
friends.
Mis-, Mamie Lane will be able to re-
sumo teaching in Loveiock the first OF
next month.
Hon. Lem Allen is up the road build
iny fences to corral the nomination for
Governor OF Nevada. =
The Saturday night social was well
attended. The music was good n
everybo ly had a good time.
Hon. A. C. Cleveland does not deny
hut what he will be up for political hon
ors next year under certain conditions.
Mr.. Spriggs OF New York, appointed
Indian Agent for Nev%la, 1lrrived Mon
day and departed forthwith for the scene
vi his future labors.
From ten pounds of ore from the Slip
Jeff Poole got.three ounces OF gold which
", D. Linton melted into an ingot. h
rock was about an average OF the pocket
recently found.
Andy Russell says the Chinese placer
miners in Olinghouse are excited over
new placer grounds in the canyons on
the south of and adjacent to Olinghouse,
and they are at work like bees.
Judge. rrolson came in Monday with
about six tonsof hay. He Va our II
~ bridge is up good, that it is not high
enough or wide enough to permit unlim-
tied commercial relations between
Churchill and Washoe.
G. W. Sawyer, D. S. Ehler and j.. F.
Crosby appraised the amount OF dam age
caused to the lrtils OF w. II. Pierson
and r. NJ, Norris by the electric light
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he pushed ahead with about ten men
and thirty horses.
A complete line OF magazines, novels
cartoons, periodicals and fashion jour
nails for sale at this office. Also u line
of sheet piusic at reduced prices.
VIM. NJ. Stewart, +. q. Newlands,
Geo. s. Nixon, s. z. Davis, W. A. Mas
:sey. q. G. Wallace, J. +. Dennis, j.. A.
blossom, w. Il. Sharon and seventeen
other statesmen were in Sal Francisco
\ ,st week and the earthquake was in the
natural order Of things.
Joe Effrics and Luke kearney the
prospectors have returned to do some
prospecting in O~iinghon,e. They have
been placer mining near Mill City where
they found gold but no: enough to pay.
They are both good miners and we are
pleased to see them bacd.
VIM. Pierson has been improving his
ranch rapidly OF late year. until now he
has a nice piece of property. The latest
addition is an Artificial lake covering
several acres. He has planted some cat
,ish there and expects a crop next year.
The lake will also furnish plenty OF ice
ia due season.
"rhe worst cold | ever had in my life
was rured by Chan i"r!ain's Cough
R~embedy." writes ". X. Norton, Of SUIT
ter Greek, Cal. "rhis e,il LETT me with
IL cough and was eXpe'torating all the
time. The Remedy cured me, and l
want all of my friends when troubled
witt, Il cough or cold To Use it, for it will
do diem good" Sold lay 9. W. Kinney
* Go. OF this place and ine Commercial
Co. Of Loytlovk.