The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-21


{. Crane and J. L. Hash have sold
'heir hay in the stack, third measure.
10 j. n. Watson for IS 80 per ten. Mr..
watson Is buyer for Levy, the whole
sale San Francisco butcher.-Journal.
The Denver News says, with a un-
llorm silver currency among all the
American States and republics, from
Oahad" t" Cape Horn. the United States
would have a market for all its surplus
manufa ctures.
Hon. Jim Richards has got back from
Chicago and the Worlds Fair and looks
as IL he had enjoyed himself very much.
tie has been appointed postmaster at
saltwater and is preparing to qualify.
1t is a good appointment.
1t is strongly limited that George
Macpherson will not return to Wads-
worth a bachelor. We told him our
suspicious when he left for Chicago(?)
but he only blushed. Nice gentleman
any way if he is bashful and sly.
one OF our most charming clerks who
seem to be much interested in public
school affairs wants Professor Arnold to
dismiss the large girls fifteen minutes
sooner so he will be able to get to his
dinner on time. Pretty phipp.
Tramps who land in this town have
no scruples in trying the doors of priv
ate residences and if they yield, investi-
CATION of the premises follows, and if not
detected, articles of various descriptions
disappear with the willy hobo.-Silver
State.
The st. Louis Republic New York
correspondent writes that paper saying
that Congressman Newlands has made
a definite offer for the editorial control
OF a New York evening paper, which he
proposes to run in the interest OF free
coinage.
John Sparks, the we'll known cattle
king, whose bullocks range in a thon-
sand hills in Nevada, Idaho and Texas,
expresses the opinion that it will pay
to feed beef cattle this Winter. This
opinion is based on the fact that steers
are scarce in the country.-Ex'
"Dutch John" says he is Irish, that
his name is John Kincart, and of the
hogs he bought in Churchill county he
sold a car load to VIM. Pitt at Lovelock
and shipped the rest to San Francisco.
Cook boy John. Pleased to make the
acquaintance of business men who
make business in this vicinity.
Stock is in fair condition, and while
the increase has not been what was ex-
pected, the loss was less than last year.
Stockmen are slowly recovering from
the terrible winter of three years ago
when the loss of stock was estimated to
have been fifty per cent.-Nevada
Weather Service Report,
Worlds Fair Commissioner Russell
tells the Elko Independent: "The po-
tatoes and fruit from Elko county and
Reno are drawing crowds to the Nevada
booth. The people look on them with
amazemept. The honey, both comb and
strained, is pronounced the finest here,
and the cheese from Theodore Winters
ranch is pronounced A l by experts who
have tasted it,"
The railroad boys say that Engineer
Houston was as hot as a hornet yester-
day. and swore that he would never pull
that pay-car again, for when a few miles
west of Reno the colored porter came
forward to the tender and sang out
''Mr. Engineer, de paymaster says he
seed a goat back de road a ways, and as
dare am paper wheels on desc cars. 20
better git a move on or de goatl ODER
take MS and eat de wheels off. The oc-
cupants of the pay-car doubtless had a
lively ride east of Reno, for the boys say
there was fire in Houston's eyes as he
pulled the throttle wide open On leaving
the depot.-Gazette.