The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-16

+ situated at tile NOUN VI thN
Hill tunnel in Pony Canyon, at OLD Yin
ton. Austin, and will be completed III d
yery short time. Commemorative Of
the event the Austin Mining Company
is going TO give the good people OF all
this broad country a grand free ball. III
the mill, on 2lst day OF January 1871
Reveille.
The largest stock purchase OF the WIN
ter is that made by Miller < Lux, who
have bought all the sheep feeding on
Big Meadows, amounting to o
, 5000 head. The prices paid ranged
from 81 % TO IS rs per head. Part of
the sheep are to be marketed at once
while some of them will be fed until
March. J.. G. Taylor, J. II. Thies, Jos.
Hill and a number of others were the
sellers.-Silver State.
l.. w. Robinson died in Virginia City
Tuesday. He was for some years an
engineer on the V. x t. and belonged to
the local b.. OF L.. F. Chas. Beeiner
Con Cadigan and VIM. Mcknight went
to attend the funeral as representatives
of the Firemen. He carried $1,000 in
surance in the B. of l.. F. and $4,000 in
the knights OF. Pythias. The Knights
have charge of the funeral.
We certainly owe an apology to our
readers and to Miss ALA Clippenger in
the omission of her name as taking part
in the literary exercises in Music Hall
at the banquet given by the Masons and
Eastern Star. ALA has always been
willing to give her services when it
would add to the pleasures of others and
invariably her contributions are meri-
t%orioas, the occasion referred to being
no exception to the rule.
For a pain in the chest a piece of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat
oil the pain, and another on the back be-
tween the shoulders, will afford prompt
relief. This is especially valuable in
| Eases where thn pain is caused by a cold
| and there is a tendency towards pneu-
monia. For sale by druggists and deal
era here and the numerical CO., OF
Lovelocks.
The prospects for our farmers are very
encouraging. The indications at pres
ent are that next season will be tn
most prosperous our farmers have ex
perienced for several years. There is ne
concealing the fact any longer that there
is a shortage in the wheat supply and
comparatively little is changing hand.
The prediction has been made that
wheat will bring s. before the next crop
is harvested. The snow j. here in COOL
time and it's advent is welcomed as an
inch now is worth three in the early
! Spring.
Ten years ago a hundred Monaghan
pheasants were imported from China to
Oregon and now that State is teeming
with them. They are delicious eating
oib Why ' Ot ~ WoIAli' aiiI ltiSCttS
which destroy orchards. The result OF
the increase in these birds has been 10
rescue the Oregon apple orchards from
the varius pests that at one time threat
ened to destroy them. The Carson APP
peal voices our sentiments in saying
Nevada is destined to be "a great apple
country and the Legislature sl,ould pro-
vide for the securing OF a few pairs oil
these birda to libertate in Nevada.
They would in u few years furnish pro-
lection to the orchardist AMI abunIl liant
game for the sportsman. as they breed
rapidly and are very hardy.
Ben d ,nslass of Churchill WAS among
this weeks visitors to. Walswurth, No
news OF imp 'rtancr from that section
There is cnnsi i-rable hav yer for sale.
the beef cattle being fed there have done
we'll ani quail hunting is go,i. H
thinks beef will 20 over the 7 mark at
least and agrees that it IN IA fancy price.
He also thinks the price OF beef will h..
cool for at least three We ara an tina,
a slight shortage in the supply will exist
for that time. About u year and u bsli
ago he saw one of the Bob White ouail
OF the Tour dozen pnf out near hi. y ac,
three years ago by Tom Diam nni and