The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-07

The Austin Advocate says that it's
minister is on trial for ''hearsay." A
good many people besides ministers
ought to be on trial for repeating hear
say as facts.
One OF Dan Wheeler's sheepherders
died at Mud Lake Saturday night and
Judge Farwell, ex-ofiicio coroner, went
after the body. 1t will be buried at
Wadsworth.
Nye county wins the silver banner.
The vote in the county for presiden-
tial electors was as follows: Harrison,
IA; Cleveland, Z; Weaver, PAP; Bidwell,
4.
The dance Thanksgiving evening was
the largest ever given in Loyelock and the
first to be advertised in a newspaper.
Undoubtedly it pays to advertise.
Los Angeles Express: A minister is
on trial for heresy for declaring that tie
Book of Chronicles does not chronicle.
Pretty soon some divine will declare
that Timothy was nothing more than
irrigated alfalfa.
Read the address delivered by Hor.
Francis G. Newlands before the State
Agricultural Society. 1t bears on irriga-
ton and State improvement and was
published in the Reno Journal of the
4th inst.
Have you heard the tale of how three
young gentlemen took as many ladies
riding one evening and how the ladies
walked back to town, a distance of over
four miles? Ii you havn't, inquire
Amedee Geyser.
The Carson river was very high this
week during the storm, but has receded
some. Should the weather turn warm
and the snow in the mountains go off
with a rush, there will be another boom
ing stream Times.
"a man was p%romenading the street
with a small boy at his side when the
little fellow said, 80, pa, there goes an
editor" "Hush, hush," said the faith
er, don't make sport of the poor mar
God only knows what you will come
to yet. "-Exchange.
M. &. (Mike) Foster, one of our old
time Inyo printers-but a first-rate, and
sensible sort of a fellow, n~otwithstand-
ing-was elected to the Nevada Assem-
bly, from Eureka. It's a hard fate after
a life of responsibility, but it will happen
that way once in a while.-Inyo Regis
ter.
Trees will be placed around u little
Union Church in the near. future and
the minor work will be completed in
about two weeks. 1t is well that some
of our people never forget the little
church. A Sabbath eve spent there is
time we'll spent, for you will always hear
a good sermon and nice singing.
"Who Killed Cock Robin ?" the can
tata in rehearsal, has been postponed on
account of no suitable stage in town to
put it on" A good stage would be a
great improvement in a hall and would
be money well invested, as we would
have numerous entertainments, and it
would soon doubly pay for itself.
The Republicans seem to be adopting
the tactics of the Democrats. Two
years ago the Democratic State Central
Committee and most of the candidates
for State Office agreed to pay a stip-
ulated price for certain advertising and
job printing. The work was done
faithfully, but the debt is unpaid, yet
the members of this committee claim to
be gentlemen, and several of them are
said to be aspirants for Office under
President Cleveland.-Journal.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee should pay the Reno Gazette the
bill which it contracted of its W mo-
ton, and without solicitation from any
one connected with this paper. Re-
peated communications addressed to
VIM. Fly. Doan meet with no response,
and unless some explanation is made,
somebody is going to hear from some
body else, and that p. d. q.-Gazette.
courtesy demands an explana-
ton.