The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-07-28

n OF course will look forward to
the returns with no small degree OF hope
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Brooks McCiane is sacking rich ore
and has made another find of 81 a pound
rock near his tunnel on the Butte. The
more prospecting that is done shows
that We know but little about the posi-
bilities of 0linghouse yet. What a farce
it IL for men to think they can prospect
even the turface of one claim in q
month. Brooks has been walking over
the late finii ever since the camp opened
and now makes this new discovery.
The same thing is true OF the Hutch
inson for every day spent in prospecting
i,s surface shows something new. Jim
Pollock Of Truckee Meadows while visit
ing Sunday took from tn, Hutchinson
groupings one of the most beautiful and
richest specimens we ever aw. 1t
was large and heavy with gold. He has
it and anybody can see it. Superintend-
ent tiigley took out a piece Of ore that
mad two chunks of gold in it as large as
peas, besides many smaller pieces. Jake
Griner took off OF the Griner which the
Hutchinson Company is working a piece
OF gol half Az inch long.
Groten, Hampton and Yeargin have
plenty OF gold in sight.
The Journal says: mick Hummel of
the DISPATCH will have to shake himself
in view of the Klondyke excitement"
We notice that no Olinghouse miner has
the kIondyke fever and they generally
claim that Klondyke is only an ancient
slide from Olinghouse.
The Number 2 il looking fne and in
fact every claim that is being developed
shows better and better. Olinghouse
wi | yet astonish the world.
The Reno Gazette says w. G. Caffrey
and associates will undoubtly construct
an electric road from Olinghouse Canyon
to Wadsworth and the river early in
spring. They can haul ore that distant
for l5 cents per ton.
Come along now Mr.. Caffrey and we
will guarantee you 5000 tons for a starter
ut that cost.
l.. d. Folsom spent Sunday at Cling
house. He is favorably impressed with
the camps possibilities and says he sees
no reason for anyone going to Klondyke
with such good prospects SO nea home.
Mr.. Folsom thinks labor and capital
stand a good chance Of developing some
thing worth while in Olinghouse.-Ga.
zette.
A FAVORABLE o FROM W. R. JUDsoN.
The DIsPArcH finds the following in the
San Francisco Post from the pen Of W.
X. Judsou, the man sent up here by
Hon. William III. Mills of the land de-
partment OF the Southern Pacific COM
pany:
The expert sent to examine the gold
findings and mining claims in the Olinl :
house district, eight miles from Wads-
worth, finished his work today and gave
the result OF his investigation to your
correspondent. Tho eager attention OF
miners was directed TO this district sonl
time ago, when reports were sent out OF
gold discoveries oil III unusually rich
character. A few men have located the
entire district, but thls presumption has
not deferred II daily ini.nx OF eager pros
pectors, sufficient 20 justify HE catnb-
lishment of "a daily stage line from
Wadsworth. The permanency of til.
mines Is still prob,einatical, owing T.
their recent discovery and present lack
of ample facilities for working thciu,
The surface indications, however, are
excellent and the owners OF claims are
sanguine of remunerative results as soon
us the hedges are fully opened.
TIN % me, are on the slopes Of Oling.
house Canyon, in the Spanish mills, 4 spun