Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-10-17
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CLUBHOUSE
NOTES.

run made under the new management
and Mr.. Goldins informs us that a
sufficient amount of water can be de-
veloped to keep The mill going on "a
hour runs. A considerable sum will
be expended in improving the mill in
the immediate future and with i'm
proved machinery we doubt not that
success awaits Mr.. Golding.
John Short is very busy nowadays
erecting the new barn and corral for
the freight teams.
Uncle Jim Gregory has nearly com
pleted the Hutchinson buildings.
Benson & Co. are milling Jumper
ore and report that they will be able to
keep their mill running steadily on
Jumper output.
The Hutchinson is piling up tons of
ore on the dump that will produce
many yellow boys for the owners.
The new cabins are easily discern
able from Wadsworth, and the scribe,
noting a column Of juniper smoke as
cending from the cook shanty about 6
a.. M, called the attention of a by
stander to it; who wondered why it
should change SO suddenly from smoke
to a red flame Of fire. No wonder at
a":-simply five pounds of breakfast
bacon upset into the fire. breakfast
late; Jake and.J hungry, but prayer
full, for Olinghouse miners are not
users Of strong language.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheehan and daughter
Thuressa have left for the sink to visit
relatives and friends. John had A bar
rels Of powder ID ton Of lead sphere
two rifles, n shotgun. one sixshooter,
a blunder buss and howitzer cannon.
We will eat ducks for many a day
when he returns.
Among the many pleasant visitors to
the mines Of late have been the follow
ing candidates for office, all OF whom
are we'll qualified to fill the offices
sought. ]. E. Soncharean; w. D, r.
Graham, N. r. Cooke, Peter Burke,
Jas. F. Crosby, for the assembly; John
Hayes, for. Sheriff; VIM. Thompson,
FIR Assessor; 3. C. Shearer, for Re-
corder and Auditor; James Morris, for
Clerk; R. H. Kenney. for short term
Commissioner.
Tom Coan and family have returned
to California where he will be engaged
in the development Of one OF the rich
est Of California dredger propositions.
Tom owns a controlling interest in
1900 acres of placer upon which the
Merits have obtained an option. Four
dredgsrs will be in action before long.
In leaving the canyon a loss is felt, for
it is very seldom that men Of such ex-
traordiary ability as Mr.. Coan
possessed, remain outside Of the line
of promotion. We regret your going,
but rejoice in the good f.rtune that
took you hence. You will always be
remembered in camp, for the good adj
wee gwen, kindly words spoken in the
interest Of the future Of the minss.
W. C. Williams, has expended
many days labor In road work Of late
some Of the changes have done good
to the change Of grade, leveling Of the
roadbed and doing away with hard pulls
in several places. The people Of the
canyon and those who use this road
ought to feel very grateful 10 MIR. VIII
lIams for the changes made where
real advantage has been gained in
hauling. While these credits are due
many complain that the haul at the
new fill has sinply been changed from
0 2 side Of the canyon to the other