The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-01-23

ously before without advertising until
after the aequintances and then the
! ladies pulled their h~orsewhips.
j.. A. Yeringtan has encouraging news
from the east relative to a silicon mine
in Esmeralda county. Mr.. 4%erlngton
has received from an eastern syndicate
instructions to ship a car load to be test
ed, and will take steps to send the white
clay at once.-Gozette.
Louis Dean returned from Churchill
Wednesday. He bought three carloads,
IS head, OF beef cattle from |. Fl. Kent,
and we are informed paid 61a. The cat
tie will be shipped from here next Mon
day. Mr.. Dean also bought some 100
head FROM Tom Dolph and we are in
formed paid So for them, March LIST de-
livery.
1t il said that the ranchers OF the State
of Washington ale hoping that a severe
winter will rid them OF 100, 900 head OF
horses, which eat up their bunch grass
and cannot be sold at any price. Horses
in that neck of the woods are said to go
begging at 81 apiece. Cattle and sheep
find purchasers at some price, but no.
body wants horses.
w. w. Williams Of Clan Alpine,
Churchill county, n OF the sheep
baron's of this State, spent Monday and
| Tuesday in Austin on busieness. He
says that stock is looking well on the
ranges in his neighborhood and that the
winter has been very favorable SO far
Reveille.
There is a new "fantail" in the yard.
The learned say it is a standard switch
engine. 1t created a commotion. The
Assistant Master Mechanic walks on
stills, the foreman has a { dreamy look as
if he could see gilt-edged power other
wise in the near future, the engineer is
not approachable, the swithman feels
larger than a passenger conductor and if
the swelling continues something will
"bust.'
1t is rumored that P~resident-elect Nc
Kinley will follow the great example of
Henry Clay and appear in a suit of
American home spun, on Inauguration
day. American wool will be transported
into cloth by a New York wooden mill
and when finished will be sent to Nc
Kinley's tailor, to be made UP for the
occasion. No more cloth will be worn
than will suffice to make a suit, and
everything about it will be strictly
American.
The mystic Trib, the truly great Lin
coin county liniment, does all that is
claimed for it. That's why it sells. \
Senator Chandler, acting for Senator
Wolrott, Chairman OF the Republican
Caucus Committee, has introduced the
bill prepared by that Committee, auth
orizing the President, after March 4, '97,
to appoint representatives to any Inter
national Conference, called by the
I'm ted states or any other country,
with a view to securing, by I%nterna-
tional agreement, a fixity of relative
value between gold and silver as money,
) by means of a common ratio between
those metals, with free mintage at such
ratio" 1t will pass without opposition.
The Kennedy mines are worked with
about the same energy as usual. j. A.
Blossom is working ten men developing
the Gold Note mine and taking out
plenty of high grade ore. H. F. Bender
is working four or five men on rich ore.
Charles Kennedy is running the No. s
tunnel in the Imperial mine, opening a
fine ledge of sulphide ore that assays
from $50 to $3.50 per ton. George Abel
and Joe Alexander have secured the old
Coyote mine and have purchased a five
stamp mill which they propose to erect
on the mine. Kyle & Houston are run
ming a deep tunnel on the Key West
miae and expect rich ore and plenty of
it when they cut their ledge. William
Jenkins was in during the week paying
up for assessment work that he had
done last year.-Silver State.
For a pain in the chest a piece Of
flannel d%ampened with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat
of the pain, and another on the back be.
tween the shoulders, will afford prompt
relief. This is especially valuable in