The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-07-17

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renger trains which were we'll crowded.
Brooks McClain IL able to be around
again alter il weeks siknrss. lie has
put a ff,rc,, Ia work r1nnlng a unnel IN
one O. the lest claims on the Green Hill.
The Nevada LAM and Live Stock
Company has filed Articles of incorpor-
alton ut salt Duke. The company incor-
paraies for 5000 AMI holds various
parcels oil ian in White Pine county,
Nevada. They are 10 carry on a land
and cattle business in general.
A magnificent cup % inches in height
OF silver and gold, in the proportions Of
10 to | will lie presented to w. j. Bryan
ut Salt Lake during the session OF the
Trans Mississippi Congress of which he
is President. Various mining compa-
MES have ma le donations OF silver to-
wards its composition.
1t is estimated that the amount OF
money left in the stats by the Christian
Endea vor excursionists will reach nearly
$40, 900. This was for meals and lunch
goods at Elko, Winnemncca, Humboldt
Houa-. Wal-wortii and Reno. Elko
and WadswuFth had the best Of the
trade.
The following party left for points in
Europe Wednesday night: j. ii. Nc
Culloch, vile and baby for Denmark
Mrs. J. NJ. Micander, and Miss Anna
Mican.ier of this place, and Miss john
son., Of Reno, for Sweden, and Mrs.
Hewett, OF Winnemucca, for England.
They expect to be gone about a year.
There il sal to be one editor in Heav-
en-. How he get there is not known,
but it is conjectured that he passed him-
self off for u minister, and stepped in
nexpec,edly. When the dodge was
discovered they searched the realms OF
| felicity in all their lengths and breadths
for q lawyer to draw up the necessary
phV<to Hb OiCssaiADtASp out bhto VuAiA y
find one, and OF course he held the fort.
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The following officers were installed
for the ensuing term in Queen Esther
Lodge No. 0, last Wednesday, night
Noble GRAND, Mrs. NJ. A. Melvin; Vice
Noble Grand, Mrs. +. d. Short; Secre-
tary, Mrs. J, u. EIDE; Financial Secre-
tary, Mrs. K. l.. Fuller; Treasurer, Mrs.
T. H. Baetian; Conductoress, Miss Nellie
Clay X. ). N. IT,, T. l.. Bellam L. 5.
N. g., T. H. Bastian; X. s. v. N. g.,
Mrs. A. Pope l.. 5. v. N.G., Mrs. VIM.
Person ; Inside Guard, Berth Wickland
Outside Guard, Jess Allen.
The Gold Creek Mining Company
has made application at the United
States Land Office for twenty-nine pat
ents on placer mines. The patents cover
4,489 acres, which at at 800 per acre
will cost 81 1900. The Government
charges 81 100 per acre for placer ground
and 81 per acre for quartz claims. The
Gold Greek Company will have a whole
territory to itself il its mines are one
half as rich IS reported they will add
several millions to the gold product OF
the country. At any rate Uncle Sam
will be Sill 900 gamer by the operation.
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Our Washington correspondent says:
"The report, by way Of Europe, that
Spain and Japan are trying to coax
England to enter with them into a triple
alliance for the purpose Of whipping the
United States into keeping it's hands off
Of the islands In both the Pacific and
the Atlantic oceans, has not caused any
body in Washington to lose any sleep,
aud II would not even If it yer known
to be true, instead of a bit of mid-eum-
mer Stiffness on the part OF its origins-
toys. The pressue has been 9 ogreat that
President Mckinley has decided to mod
lily President Cleveland's extension of
the civil service rules, and the order is
liable to be issued any day"
All who are, or expect to be, in.
terested in mines will be glad to know
that Henry N. Copp, the Washington
Cd. CO. land lawyer, has revised Copp's
P~rospector's Manual. The min
~eralogical part Of the work has been
almost entirely rewritten by q Colorado
mining engineer, who has had years OF
experience RS a ~prospector, assayer and
superintendent of mines and United