The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-05-25

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GEO. w. WEBB.
Geo. W. Webb's ranch is situated on
the lower part OF New River, about three
miles from Falon's. He is one of the
best ranchers and stockmen of Carson
sink. His ranch is large and produces
several thousand tons of alfalfa. Mr.
Webb believes in feeding everything he
raises on the ranch to stock and conse-
quently he feeds from 250 to 800 beef
cattle every year. He has a fine orchard
and good improvements.
WILLIAMS BRos.
8. B. Williams and w. H. Williams
have fine ranch on New River, which
produces from four to five hundred tons
OF alfalfa and from fifty to hundred
tons of grain each year. The Williams
brothers are popular young men and
Industrious farmers.
Tom DoLPH.
We stopped at Tom Dolph's rancl,
where We were informed that Mr. Dolpll
was not at home. Tom aud his fine car
rage were both gone, SO we came to the
conclusion that he was 30 happy because
the rain finished the irrigating of the
first crop of alfalfa, that he had gone to
see his best girl; at any event, we were
disappointed that we did not see him.
Toms friends say he makes all kinds of
money feeding cattle.
NJ. FAILoN.
M. Fallon, store-keeper dairyman and
rancher, is very busy man. He has
thirty or forty head of the finest dairy
cows we ever saw. He is thinking OF
going into the cattle business extensive.
ly. Mr.. Fallon may be all right, but he
is about the only man in Churchill
county that does not take the local news
paper, and when we asked him to take
the DIsPAToH, he began with long
story about the many California papers
he was taking, so we thought he would
make "a better political showing for State
Senator from California than he would
from a Nevada county. Others say he
is to be a candidate for County Commis-
sioner. This would simply be useless
because he tolerales the worst mudhole
there is on any public road in the County
to stand in front of his house. Mr.. Fal-
Ions public spirit will certainly have 10
be transformed before he would be a
suitable man for an ottice-holder.
Hon. J. W. FERGUSON.
Hon. J. W. Ferguson has for the last
two years turned his attention to ranch
ing and has a cozy place on New River.
He reports ranching as good and said
that their community had no complaint
to make, as this year bids them much
prosperity. Wallace is Republican
and has held many offices of trust in
years past. He is alive to the needs Of
the public and thoroughly posted or
general topics, and pleasant man to
converse with. Wallace is a good poll
tican and would make most efficient
officer.
Hon. LEM ALLEN.
Hon. Lem Allen is the leader of the
Silver party in Churchill county as does
he also stand well in state politics.
Every bodyin his county is praising him
up for the coming governor of Nevada.
Lem is good man and it is said by all
who know him that never did a neigh
Dor in need ask Lem for help but what
it was granted in. abundance. Mr.. Allen
has extensive real estate and stock inter
ests and Is one of the largest tax x-payers
of his county. His own community has
the highest praise for him.
Mrs. CALLIE FERGUSON.
Mrs. Ferguson is the widow of John
Ferguson aud by good management is
running her ranch in most successful
manner. Her sons are assisting her and
are steady young men and tirst-class
help.
VIM. STRATToN.
VIM. Stratton is the popular merchant
of the county and has his place of busi-
ness two miles below st. Clair. Billy
has neat little store and also COM
modious hail. where the society events
of Churchill county are held. Billy is a
hale fellow, well met and enjoys good
business.
j. +. FERGUSON.
j. Il. Ferguson is niembe. OF the