The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-10-29

brought him around all right.
During the last fiscal year a profit of
$21, 165 was made in Scotch prisons, on
the labor of the prisoners. In Nevada it
costs the taxpayers $1.15 per day for
each prisoner kept at Carson.
The Peoples Party outside of Storey,
Washoe, Ormsby and Douglas counties,
will have a majority in Nevada of 1920.
BY election day the majority may be
considered about 4,500.-Lyon County
Times.
Bartine wants to be Minister to Hong
kong, and Woodbur n Minister to the
Sandwich Islands, where he can play
pedro and flip poi with the dusky Queen.
Lyon County Times.
Remember that according to the
latest decision of the Supreme Court,
meerly stamping a cross opposite the
head of the ticket does not vote q
straight ticket. You must stamp a cross
opposite the name of every man you
wish to vote for.
The Republican county nominees
will hold a public meeting in Music Hall
at Wadsworth next Monday evening.
DIR. w. H. Patterson will be among the
speakers and to hear him is a real treat.
The ladies' should turn out this time in
fill forna onI lorI N o1,or,o 10 4ha vnp
ing's entertainment. You will never need
to be told q second time to come out and
hear DIR. Patterson.
Mr.. Newlands upon hearing that the
Finance Committee of the Reno school
had not raised sufficient funds to liqui-
date the expenses of the Columbian Day
exercises, generously contributed the
amount necessary to meet the de-
ficiency. This is only n of the many
never appealed to in vain for aid for any
charitable purpose or public enterprise.
Reno Journal.
Go and hear B. F. Curler, Silver party
nominee for District Attorney, tonight
at Music Hall. He is a bright man and
well qualified to attend the duties of
County Superintendent of Schools, as
we'll as the other duties of the Office, and
parents should not lose sight of this inn
portant fact. Take care of orr schools
whatever else you do. Mr.. Curler served
some time as a teacher. He has been
engaged on important law suits where
large interests were at stake and holds
his own every time.
The splendid administration of Presi-
dent Harrison during the last four years,
like FURNISHED armor, is im~pervious to
the attacks If his political foes. Not a
breath of misconduct in Office has been
breathed against him. The finances OF
the country have been admirably ham
died. The agricultural and manufactur-
ing industries of the nation have pros
pered and a healthful condition pervades
business everywhere. The voters of the
land will vote for Harrison and a continu-
ance OF present prosperity.-Carson Tri-
bune.
Names of late arrivals registered at the
Nevada House: M. Kaiser, N. q. Fish,
Carson River; D. M. Wightman, T. Tor
my, w. Carney, D. H. billiard, f. V.
Harmon and wife, st Clair; DIR. Thoma,
]. H. Epson, S. A. Hamlin, w. S.
Bailey, N. G. Matson, G. w. Irish, J. l..
Wines, II. II. Clark, A. E. Cheney, B.
F. Curler, w. H. Moves, A. Shadler, A.
A. Evans, w. H.. Caughlin, Geo. Graves,
n. C. Hammersmith, VIM. Phillips, T.
G. Thrasher, Reno; II. F. Bartine, w.
G.. Leeper, VIM. Foster, Carson; Ii. j..
Babcock, J. Roberts, 9. Stewart, A. J.,
Foster, San Francisco; G. LIE Doux, C.
w. Perry, D. w. Calden, Sacramento;
w. c. Taylor, G. G. Warner, G, l.. Low
ry, G. w. Jones Jr., Nevada Agency;
David Pugh, K~elseyville, CAL. ]. Rob
erts, Idaho; Antonio Picanso, c. Webb,
Churchill Co.; |. N. Farwell, City; G.
II. Bailey, Carson Sink; q. Riddle, L..
Fremont, A. Z. Davis and wife, Thos.
Fitzgerald, Ogden; l.. Fremont, H.
Souden, S. F.; Theo. Brandon, John
Hayes, Reno; w. w. WOODBURY., Carson;
j. +. Sheridan, City J. A. Little, Naps
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