The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-22

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Good program.
The sewer question BOTS up serenely
again and doubtless will now be settled
as soon as the business men get together
as a plan is proposed that is feasible and
economical.
The sale of the Sadorus placer mines
by DR.. w. II. Patterson Of Reno to fek
Lee q Go. of Winnemucca, was consum-
mated and the purchasers take nine
diate possession.
Major Wootten was in town Thursday
and said the rain came down in torrents
Sunday at the Reserya ion. breaking
through the bitches, t~lootling his house
and raising haies in general.
Captain. Louis informs us that the
Coronas OF. Reno and tt,e Piutes oil
Wadswor,h will plsy baseball at Reno
on Decoration Day and arrangements
are being made TO that end.
Second installment Of mems fine utn-
mer aver AMI nnder wear just received
and now open at Griswold's. The
choicest patterns OF Neustadter Bros.
immense line, made III California.
Mrs. w. +. Hunt spent Thursday in
town and then returned TO Sacramento.
Her father left her $l00,0DO aud she will
tour Europe for three years and put the
little daughter in school in Paris.
Engineer Painter has been making
improvements until he has one OF the
prettiest homes in Wn1sworth. The
painting wac done by Arthur York who
Is deserving of much credit ior his artis-
tic workmanship.
A correspondent in the Austin Reveille
says that there are no idle men in Gold
Creek and MI ARE working at $3 per day,
but it is expected that the camp will
be overcrowded before long with men
looking for work.
The Carson Ne as says that insects of
various kinds seem to have taken pos
session of all the trees in that town.
The spraying process has proved q sue
cess 50 far and it is urged that the pests
be exterminated this season.
Allen Kinkead OF Virginia was in town
this week and visited White Horse. He
did not go to OlingLouse Canyon bat
obtained samples OF the lowest grade
rock to be found in both districts. He
is the son OF the inventor OF the Kin
keai mill.
DIR. Patterson was down from Reno
this week with the intention of amputa-
ting Miss Annie Lofthouse's left leg at
the knee. He found the patient feeling
so much better the operation was not
performed. We hope that she will con-
tinue to improve.
p. T. Farnsworth informs the Austin
Reveille that the A. NJ. Co.'S. coal mine
neal Battle Mountain is looking tip top,
that the vein is now over seven feet
thick and that an analysis proved it to
be anthracite coal OF a high quality.
similar to the Pennsylvania coal. The
ledge improves as depth is gained and
ere long we will hear OF the company
being engaged in shipping fuel.
The projectors of the American Flat
drainage tunnel make a magnanimous
offer to American Flat claim owners and
show unboundel faith in the ultimate
success OF the venture. The people of
Nevada cannot but hope that the claim
owners will accept the generous Offer
and thus aid t bring back the good old
times to the Comstock. Today's DIS
PATCH gives the proposition in full and
it will pay you to read it.
The Silver State says there is no deny
ing the fact that Eiko has a lot of enter
prising citizens. 1t will o he long be-
fore it will he the largest and best city
in Nevada. The people OF that town
stand by each other in every move
made that will in any way benefit them.
There are no ~jealousies and no baking
in the sale OF mines To parties who can
work them and thus give employmentto
many miners. who are bound to circu-
late their money aud make business
lively. We say, why shouldn't Elko
prosper and why shouldn't she be en-
couraged by every paper in Nevadaf
Mass.