The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-19

taylor Is acting as postmaster in his
absence.
Miss Matte Reyes and Miss Pear,
f1ke have returned from a two weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mipbtman ~
st. Clair.
III Reno Gazette reporter who SAWS
ne gave a hobo a half dollar onoht tn
come here and take some lessons from
our liars.
Professor Virgins, the Canadian as
tronomer royal says that in two or three
weeks a very brilliant comet will be in
the northern sky.
Sierra Lake Company's ice house at
Prosser Creek was destroyed by fire
Saturday and 10000 tons ice were ruined.
Loss close to $1O0, 900.
Supt. J. H. Whited says money is
very tight in San Francisco and Market
street shows about as much life as
Commercial Row at Reno.
The farmers in the San Joaquin valley
are experiencing trouble in borrowing
even money enough to buy bags in
which to place their wheat.
Rev. J. M. Helsley is expected here
tomorrow and to occupy the pulpit at
Union Church next Sunday, as announc-
ed by MIR. Williams last Sabbath.
During the past ten days not less than
100 persons, principally miners, have left
here to better their condition in some
other locality Eureka Sentinel.
E. 9. Sessions & Co., OF Reno, can sell
furniture cheaper than you can buy at
Sacramento with the added freight.
They buy direct Of Eastern manufactor-
ies.
Orders for alfalfa hay have already
been received in Lovelock, offering IS
per ton on the ground, bafed, which is
equivalent to IS 75 in the stack.-New
Era.
Reports from the main beef-prodncing
regions show an actual shortage Of cattle.
This seems to be real and not fancied,
and higher prices are confidently predic-
ted.
Tom Berry and wife have returned
from . months sojourn at the lakes.
They say it was a pleasant one and both
look like they had good sppetites with
them. A.
Edwin Fowler is making many con-
venient changes in the Depot Supply
store andwill now be much better pre-
pared 70 do justice u . large patronage
than ever before.
The idea Of setting apart one day each
year for the special purpose of honoring
the American flag. is one that deserves
and will assurdly receive the sanction of
every patriot in q REPUBLICANS.
E. d. Waltz, of Grass valley, has
800 head Of stock cattle from
Isaac McMonigal, of Monitor valley, at
SIS rs per head and the delivery was to
be made from the LIST to the 18th Of
July.-Reveille. -.
$50 I+- ~
This is the way the gold bug papers of
East argue concerning u silver miners
and mines, "Why j. silver cheap? Be-
cause there 10 too much OF it. Just as
corn and wheat are low when there is a
big yield, 80 silver goes down because
there is an over-productien. Let the
$4,000 idle silver miners buy spades, and
engage in mining for potatoes and gar
den truck for . few years. and things
would be different aid better.-Bedde-
ford, (Maine), Journal.
Henry Esden has his bottling works
completed and will be ready to
begin BUSINESS in q few days. He will
be prepared to bottle all soft drinks and
on will bottle wine and etc. Mr..
Esden has a good plant and will doubt
less, in the course of time, do an extern
sive business with all parts of the State.
J. G. Croster Of Candeiaria will work in
the bettling works for Mr.. Esden.