The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-09-21

poses 10 work hard TO he elected ard as
as he is a popular young man will give
his opponent a hard run.
Charlie Parker is home on II thirty
day furlough and says Charlie Mac
Echern will be down come time next
week being Company G clerk now and
now unable to get away. Al tiladding
and the Steele boys are visiting the Fair.
BY referring to another column we
find the reason Mike McVeigh now walks
on stills. For the same reason some Of
these future nights he will probably walk
on tacks. The boy is now the apple of
Mikes eye and we hope he will grow up
that way.
The Carson Appeal says Mr.. ]. Brown
and Miss Annie Joe of the Indian school
took out a marriage license yesterday.
This is the first time a marriage license
was ever called for by full blooded In
dians in Nevada. Rev. Wilson has been
selected to perform the ceremony.
E. D. Short has rented the Wads-
worth Hotel property and 1t will be
thoroughly renovated in every way.
The buildings will be painted, the rooms
newly papered and newly furnished and
carpeted throughout, and the house will
be thrown open on or about Oct. LIST.
The Genoa Courier says: Ross Lew
ers was in Genoa, Wednesday, looking
for apples, He wanted to purchase
1000 boxes in this vicinity. We did not
learn how many he secured. Mr.. Lew
ers estimates that he has 5000 boxes on
his ranch in Washoe Valley. He ex-
poets to ship his apples to New York.
]. A. Goldie informs us that the
Huntington mill will be ready for work
about next week and JEFF Poole says the
Slip has plenty OF rich ore In sight to
keep the mill going for some time. They
are drifting and getting ready to stope
and are finding rich pockets together
with high grade ore all along the drift.
The miners say the mill is a splendid
one and will do irst-class work.
Following is the Populist county
ticket: State Senator, J.. M. McCor-
mack Mr.. L. d. Smith was the only AZ
semblyman named, the other three be-
ing passed. For Sheriff, G. o. McNees;
Assessor, r. L! Buncel: Recorder, B. C.
Shearer; Clerk, f. b. Porter; Public
Administrator, Robert Harrison County
Commission (long term,) James H.
Howard. The County Clerk, Treasurer
and District Attorney were passed.
DIR. Jackman informs us that the
Badger mine in Olinghouse is now max
ing a splendid showing. There is a well
defined ledge with six feet of low grade
but milling ore that can he taken out as
soon as there are milling facilities. About
100 feet of work has been done already
and the numerous assays taken have
been very satisfactory. The ore is on a
contact, easily extracted, and it can be
put into the mill direct from the mine
by using care.
The Elko Independent Gays: j. A.
Mcintosh general manager OF the Love-
lock Commercial company is visiting
friends in Elko. From him we learn
that q number OF strong financial men
from the East have become interested in
the iron mines situated about 40 miles
southeast Of Lovelock. Five camps have
been established and sixty men are en-
ployed on development and assessment
work, it being the intention to patent
the entire area showing iron ~ore-about
ten miles square-at once. The s. P.
Co. has made a proposition to build q
a standard gauge road to the mines pro-
vided the owners will guarantee ship
ments of thirty carloads daily. Mr..
Mcintosh expresses the firm belief that
this will be done and the road built in
side OF q year. The present intention is
to ship the ore t. San Francisco for ie-
duction.
II what comes from the lsthmus OF
Panama can be believed, and this Gov
eminent constructs the Nicaragua Canal,
there are likely to be two canals between
the Atlantic and the Pacific. A GENTLE
man from Panama, now in Washington,
who has now reason TO exaggerate said
although there is not much talk about
1t in the newspapers, the construction
work now in progress on the Panama