The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-02-08

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run OF abont 100 tons Of ore. The ex-
treme cold weather has frozen all the
water in the hills.
DR.. II. B. Mcdonald. Office in DIS.
PATCH building. Crown and bridge work
Teeth without plates. Fine gold filings.
Charges reasonable.
Gene Howard and Les Douglass have
bought the one-third interest OF c. f,
Freshonr in the Howard ranch near old
Fort Churchill on the Carson river.
John Quigley is down from Cling
house and gays the cold weather I'M
pedes work but otherwise the prospects
for a profitable season are tirst-class.
A petition is being circulated to OBJ
tain a pardon for Johnnie Jones. His
wife and children are in very poor cir
cumstances in San Francisco.
Grand Master Hesson, Grand Treas
urer Becker, Grand Trustee Jacobs and
other prominent Odd Fellows will spend
Saturday here and visit the local lodge
in the evening.
The Desert pusher is now putting in
full time, switching in the yards be-
sides help ing up the hill. Two switch
engines in Wadsworth give US the style
~ IN .oI,1aI oa.ta.
John Lee will shortly have a fine line
OF Spring goods and to make room for
them will, during the month of Febru-
airy, cell all Percales and Dress goods at
10 per cent reduction.
Two men have been out on the Red
Rock range hunting wild horses for
their hides, for the past two months.
They killed over 200, the hides Of which
are worth from $500 to $3.50 each.
DR.. w. ii. Patterson returned Friday
morning from Sacramento where he
went to get the California Legislature to
petition Congress to change the National
quarantine law 80 as to let cattle from
Northern California into Nevada.
Superintendent Poole of the Slip Mill
& Mining Co. saws from the present out
look the lowest estimate he would put on
the bullion product OF the Olingbouse
mines ior this year would be soc, 900. He
says It is very probable the output
will nearly double his estimate.
Geo. McKennet came up from the Big
Mouth Canyon mines yesterday with
samples of ore. He believes he has a
large body of low grade ore that will
prove valuable OF o of being near
the Truckee and will be able to tel! after
a number Of assays are made.
The Truckee Republican says S. Me-
Kay is in receipt of a letter from Mr..
Babcock, of Wadsworth, in which he
pa VI a ditch Is being built around the
darl in the Truckee river used to divert
water for the purpose OF irrigation on
the Indian reservation. This ditch will
do away with the dam.
w. Sanders keeps up with the times
by constantly receiving the latest styles
in Baskets, robes, trimmings etc. His
stock ia very large and the selections are
many. Mr.. Sanders reputation as an
undertaken is unsurpassed anywhere.
J. +. Crosby is the local agent for Wads.
worth.
County Recorder Shearer is n most
accommodating and obliging official and
it 10 q source Of great satisfaction to peo-
pie away from the county seat to have
such a man to deal with. Mr.. Shearer,
your uniform courtesy and promptness
are much appreciated if not always ex-
pressed in this open manner.
Donnels & Steinmetz, the furniture
dealers who occupy the lower floor in
the new investment building, Reno, are
now increasing their immense line of
Spring goods consisting of parlor furni-
ture, bedroom sets, rockers, chairs, ear
pets and mating, and are selling at
prices that should induce your investi-
cation.
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