The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-10-30
so SAITH SENATOR STEWART

a DISPATCH reporter ilau u snort III
terview with Senator Stewart while that
gentleman was killing time among his
constituents in this burg Wednesday.
The Senator visited Del.amar and ex-
plored the workings OF the mines and
the mills there. He pronounced the min
ing district to be one OF the great dis
coveries OF the age and remarkable rs to
its character and extent. He foresees
that it will take years to work the ore
that is now yielding a quarter of a mill
lion a month in bullion.
He says Lincoln County is destined to
become great and that it is being devel-
oped now from month to month. Its
are immense and it is only II
matter of IA few years until it will be-
come tliickly populated and pour its
treasures into the laps IF its people
While Pine County is now on the road
to extensive development of its mining
properties and all over the county there
is life and activity. The new milling
plants are equipped with the latest and
best machinery, the largest being of so
ton capacity per day and in excellent
shape that it will be worked to maxi
mum capacity and minimum expel s..
Nye County gold properties are just
beginning to show their value and ex-
tent and capital is taking hold in earn
est. The people will o be rewarded
for the faith they have had in their
mines and Nye will add to the wealth
and prosperity Of the State.
Elko County is foregoing ahead grand
ly, Tuscarora taking the lead at the
present thorugfl the showings made by
the Dexter mine, the hustle and activity
in consequence of putting in a new and
extensive plant by the Dexter Company,
preparations being made to open up
other properties, the bullion yield, etc.
Eureka County is being infused with
new life and the price of lead is encour-
aging to the lead MIXERS in the State.
Humboldt County is destined soon to
remind old residents OF the palmy days
OF Nevada when money vas so plenty
everybody had it and was happy. Her
gold mines are making excellent show
lnes and new properties and fields are
being found by prospertors and develop
ed. Her copper prospects are great and
the more explorations made only show
greater probabilities. The Senator
thought that Humboldt would owe most
OF her future greatness to copper.
Between ten and twenty years from
now Nevada would be thickly settled
and be a great commonwealth through
her manifold that are now
being more so than ever before discover
ed ami development started. The State,
before two decades shall have passed,
will be gridironed with railroads. And
when we have free silver Nevadans will
envy no people on earth. So saith Sen
tor Stewart.
The Senator had tried many times to
do something for the local interests o.
Wadsworth. He had worked hard to
have Wadsworth' townsite set apart
from the Reservation and to bring water
from the Truckee to make the fiat above
town blossom as the rose, and be dotted
with the peaceful homes of prosperous
farmers, but the project had been re-
ported against by Wadsworth's enemies
and despite his efforts he could not &C
complish his object. He has not giver
up hope, he says, and will succeed som,
day.
DIR. F. I. Thompson OF Reno is locatet
one door west OF Nevada House wher,
he has fitted up an office and is ready Il