The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-10-12


and says that metropolis is all political.
1t pays to advertise. Mrs. Arnstein
sold her surplus furniture the day after
her advertisement appeared in the DIS
PATCH. Ii you have rooms to rent let
people know where they are.
Many of our people are suffering with
some kind OF a contagious disease the
symptoms OF which are very much like
the grip. An aching head, violent sneez-
ing, running at the eyes and nose, a
feeling of general depression are among
its pleasures. 1t seems to be epidemic.
From the general sentiment among the
taxpayers of Wadsworth, We are Of the
opinion that a good live kick will be
made against the injustice of the Is per
cent raise. We are ready to open the ball
in this vicinity, and to receive suggest
ions from anybody as to the way in
which we shall object to best carry on
the warfare.
Judge Rising of Colorado has decided
that a secretary of state is not God AL
mighty east of the Rocky mountains;
that his work is simply clerical, and that
no difference how much he swells out in
the paunch and exclaims: "For reasons
satisfactory to myself''--it don't make
him dictator as to whom shall be GER
titled as candidates, and that he cannot
make a political party out OF a rump.-
Exchange.
A cloud-burst in the old Drytown can
yon, early Saturday morning, carried
away and dumped into the 1'ruckee river,
sixty feet of flume owned by VIM. Pier
o and used for carrying water for irri-
cation. The irrigation bitches belong
ing to Dan Proctor and E. Olinghouse
were filled with sand, rocks and gravel
for a distance of forty feet. This old
canyon has been the scene of many
cloud-bursts and they come when least
expected, prospects of rain being the
only indications in the above case.
The Democratic county ticket now
stands:
Assemblymen, S. S. Sears, j. B. Titus
and II. l.. w. Knox of Reno and j. O.
Gregory of Wadsworth; Sheriff, John
Hayes; County Clerk, William Noyes
District Attorney, III. A. Waldo; Public
Administrator, Bernard Campbell Coun-
ty Surveyor, t. X. Stewart; County
Commissioner (short term), 1. n. Bake
less. e $500
The interior of Union church is under
going some charges. The exterior could
be much improved by the planting OF
trees when the proper time comes.
A man with a light brown shirt with a
big Y on the bosom, all of which he for
got 10 put in his pants, was the eynosure
of all eyes at the railroad depot when
No. 3 pulled in yesterday. He probably
poses as a yale student.
Through ignorance Of the Australian
ballot law the nominations for township
officers will not appear on any ticket and
CoiistQucllly tutIt Will De HO cltctlOD OF
Justice Of Peace, Constable or School
Trustees in Wadsworth precinct at the
general election on November Stll, and
the present officers will continue to serve
until their successors are elected. This
means a special election. ! o
DIR. f. A. Jackman received a tele-
gram Saturday night to meet a sick
woman on No. 4. When the train ar
rived at Wadsworth the lady was taken
to the Nevada house where she expired
in few minutes. She proved to be
Miss Eva Heines, aged 20, from Beaver
Falls. She was accompanied by several
ladies who are sorely grieved at her un-
timely end. DR.. Jackman pronounced
it consumption. The body was I'M
balmed by undertaken Saunders, who
came down from Reno for that purpose,
and was shipped on No. l last night to
Minneapolis.
Kate Castleton Club,
A hungry ''hub,"
Wife will not surrender.