The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-07-24

mints during the last fiscal year was 81,
2o3, 701.
Will Hunt sold out bis business in
South America and is now in San Fran
cisco. lie is expected this way soon.
His wife is in Brussels where the little
girl is in school.
The Elko base ball club has challenged
the Battle Mountain boys to play a game
in Elko for 500 IA side. The game will
come off on the the 9Th OF mex Dlonth.
Independent.
In the hanging wall OF the Daisy mine
mine at Mercur, Utah, there is about Is
inches of u fine quality OF fire clay, some
of which is being used in the assay Off
ces to manufacture crucibles.
VIM. Duval OF Gold Creek is also in
the ring for Congressman next year.
Senator Richards OF Austin is also men
toned as 4 candidate. This with Harry
Flannery makes three in the field.
AL Gregory is all smiles over the ar
rival OF a boy at his house. The young
ster weighs So pounds and mother and
child are doing well. Parental honors
are what AL has been looking forward
to so seriously.
ShermanNBryant came up from the
railroad hospital this week to get away
from the heat at Sacramento for a time.
His hand is getting along nicely now
but he has had considerable trouble
with it. He is stopping at Reno.
The teachers for the ensuing term Of
school will be: Edwin E. Caine, princi-
pal; Lucy v. Parker, intermediate
Maude Alley, LIST primary; Susie Tired
way, 2nd primary. There are 2ll child
rem on the census roll of Wadsworth
school district.
A prospector passed here Thursday
who came from the Mojave desert and
he and his burros presented a pioneer
appearance. One of the prospector's
legs was six inches longer than it really
ought to be from having walked the des-
ert in u circle.
Ell Short suffered from lapse of mem
DRY Yesterday. The suffering might have
been worse. II we knew the bait we
could tell better. He started to go fish
ing and forgot the bait and had to travel
20 miles back for it. He was 30 warm
when he got here he wouldn't say wheth-
er it was in a can or a Jug or a barrel. ~
c. w. Kinney has ordered a large and
well assorted stock for his drug store
and expects to be ready for business in
a week or so. He proposes to run a
first-classr establishment and supply
every need in his line. He pins his
faith to the mines, thinks they will
prove permanent and is willing to wait
a year and see.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
residence OF Mrs. Stilwell, July 18th,
and the following officers were elected !:
Miss Jenny Lundy, president Mrs. F.
G. Hampton, secretary Mrs. ]. Beemer,
treasurer; Mrs. W. b. VanHorn, Mrs.
J. +. Cook and Mrs. T.. A. Stilwell, di-
rectors; Mrs. J. T. Yeargin and Mrs.
w. w. Geery, music committee.
Mrs. F. e. HAMPTON, Secretary.
The Elko Independent says that Mr..
George X. Wilson has returned from his
trip across the Atlantic with a shipment
OF Nevada lambs. He sold them readily
ut from $7-to $40 per head. At their
figures he Melted q fair sum for his
lambs and will feed others exclusively
for the Glasgow market. He was fifteen
days in going from New York to Glas-
gov and twelve in returning.
An attachment has been served on the
property of the Gold Creek Mining Com
pany at Elko, including the sluice boxes
ready to clean up, to cover an alleged
debt OF So, 800 due Corey Brothers Com
pany OF Ogden, who on Saturday last
also began u suit to foreclose a mechan-
les lien OF $25, 900 for building the COM
pany's reservoirs and bitches. The suit
does not affect the solyency of the com
pany.
That the combined navies of Japan
and Spain could do much damage for a
time, should the combination OF those
two countries against the United States
turn out to be anything more sub
~stantial than an English dream, is adj