The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James McCnlloch o.
Churchill county is visiting their son, j.
Ii. McCulloch of Wadsworth.
Henry Thesis and Doc Tayerner If
Lovelocks, took in The Fair during the
week and went home Sunday.
There will be four county tickets in
Washoe this fall-Republican, Demo.
cratic, Peoples and Prohibition.
Superintendent Whited and Master
Mechanic Hunt returned from Reno
where they spent part OF the week.
Sam Thrall, post-ofice inspector, re-
turned from the eastern part of the state
where he has been or official business.
There are 81 names on the register.
nearly every body is waiting for the last
day. The books will close on October
21st.
Did you ever get left that's the ques-
ton the "Kate Castletons'' are now
asking. Come boys, don't all speak at
once.
Our former fellow townsman w. G..
Taylor will s%oujourn with us for some
weeks. He still finds Wadsworth at
tractive.
w. T. Hit, Treasurer of the Elko &
Tuscarora M"rchantile Co., and family
passed through on their way home yes
terday morning from Reno.
Persons desiring to obtain naturaliza-
tion papers are notified that court will
be held at Reno Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week.
jim Richards, A. r. Jeffreys and wife,
A. Verplank and a number of other
people from Churchill returned Sunday
from Reno and went to their homes.
Nevada lobbyists want none but hon
est men elected to the Legislature this
fall-that is, men when they buy them
once will stay bought-Reno Gazette.
James Moore, United States Marshall,
passed through Wadsworth Saturday on
his way to Virginia City. He has been
visiting the eastern part of the State.
Bud Gregory was in town a few DAYS
last week. He has bought q ranch near
Carlin and SAYS there is no climate in
the world superior TO that of Nevada.
Joe Marzen of Lovelocks returned
from the Fair and a number of people
who did not visit Reno last week had an
opportunity of seeing a fine display o.
cattle.
Agent Warner, at the Reservation, is
having extensive coalitions made to his
residence. The genial Captain will have
an appropriate house warming when ali
Is completed.
Mrs. J. +. George, Misses A. EIDE, c..
McNevin, and AL Griswold George Good
win, James Curran and J.. NJ. Whited
returned from Reno Sunday and reports
the Fail a success.
I'll TI~.A-1 CA.4-~ O1xo41 j.. n
publicans AZ; Democrats 80; Farmers
Alliance 2. The House of Representatives
stands; Democrats 236; Republicans 88;
Farmers Alliance 8.
G. II. Sproule, editor of the Elko Free
Press, returned home Sunday from Reno
where he had been taking in the Fair.
Editor Sproule thinks the people in this
vicinity should be appreciative OF the
DISPATCH.
Secretary of State Gray has sent Judge
Farwell a book of instructions on the
Australian ballot system. Wadsworth
should have some kind of an arrange
ment to illustrate the practical work OF
the Australian ballot.
Miss Gussie Hummel, teacher at
Pyramid lake boarding school, has ten
dered her res gnation to take effect Sept.
Both. This position comes under the
Civil Service and will be filed by a resi-
dent of this state.
The California State Board of Health
have established quarantine stations at
the California state line and have placed
their inspectors in charge thereof, for the
purpose of protecting the state of Califor-
mia against cholera and other contagious
diseases.