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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Tm sHuH NIsINa IS NitNG C0urASr
principal p.aug Ul IusiueFs. at lHlD tItY
Salt i.HEc County. Utuu, location ut wiuo
Gold luU Mining DISTRICT luto Co., itah
ATuuUU as uEuEuN GIVES THAT
~ ut meeting of tur DIRECTORS 1I ihH
81 Irr NIriuE Hud NHHnr Company. u.'i "u
urr sua.u Wsa levied 900 tHH r"U.nI stock If
fut corporation, payable uf H.rr lu W.
Ucattip, secretary .gt tnD nnIUr zoo iNr company,
room . IS Constitution huNIinE 'NI. IItr CIV.
romuiu unnaIt ON t1f l.th dIU Hf Nuvrmlrg
lsHI. $50 10 ND delinquent Huu a1lDINs.d Cor al.u
Ht public auction, and unless payment !. WA1o
before. wilt De- cold Ou Gore ith 10" no bcccWs
Uvr, l4a, Co pay iHU delinquent H.arHsWcui
together wish gJsts of alggr. H.uH lnl .hp'us'
Of salo. W. j. HfAFllt,
eUrrcHry,
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hssrssMENT NOTICE.

urAu AND SALT iAKE CANAL Co
PRINCIPAL place OF business, sait Lu.o tiiy,
utah.
NrortCE Is uEREhN GIVES THAT
~ ala meeting NJ the trustee held uu tug
an dav OF september, ls,i 1n H.Hu..rUuf uI
N t1 fer shafr whs levied on che capital Shoot.
~ he corporation, payapIu Co Ono -ygfat4It H.
no rrrrftl once Of tue complain. rlu.U y U.
81 tiorsttution building, Salt taks lite.I Tan.
before mo let day ~ november iaG
ANY stock upon ghieh ms asfr.Hmtut may
remain unpaid on the ist DAY OF Sow. I.| Xviii
To frilnudont and hdvcriisll Cor a8Ir % public
suction. and unless pH,mlui 3. mH1t lv.orc,
,giti to soid on the End dff of November. 100 T
u.t.. i-li, a. pay the dcIrIHDUt assessment.
tpreiher with the cost Of advertising aud yz
Uruat OF Gale.
salt iako city, OCT 3, i.t
GIDEON A. UIHUt.
rfUi1tv.
Ala meeting ~ the board of UT0UtHf. uI Ono
TITAN and san lakc Canal Go hu|d 0u ut. pa,
d. q thp timo FOR dCCluru. IIt HNuFr H.HUHa.
mont frIIuuuUnt WIS rhI.rfUI fu IUI. ard.
IsFt and hifs tho time ui colo IH Der ti.HtI
PIN, isI. 'lNL'' a. Nllh..
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
MAEsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANr 10. Az tNeCuuoN TO NE
Il directed by tho IhiIu brtuct Cour. NJ
toe Territory of ltth, shall expose nc uubur
fale, attn front door eft thu ,ounty Court
liOu'c. iu tho e. OBJ of salt Lake, County ~ salt
December. lsN, az Do O'Clock %, ul., all th q
riEhI uuc, clam and lliurust % \. s. DroUs.
horE OF, iu, nud On the following described roaI
estate situate Wing and being ~ salt Lake
County, ami d0agIUDd ls i0lluwH, 10 Wit Al
undivided one. th.ru interest Of, iu and To- the
north west quarter sd % HCcuun thirty. four
go, t0WusUtp uuH llI south Ut range two ll
west saIt lukC meridian, To Doc sold as The
property ul b. s. trurHuUrF no the SUIT OF the
National Hank OF the nrpublic.
Terms OF snlc, ruHh
NAT 81. BRIGHAM, U, y. Marshal.
Uv l. D. NUuufE, Deputy Marshal,
dated November lith, 1883.
Buout LEE GRAY, Attorneys Tor PiblntI.
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exrrNsloN OF ASSESSMENT.

nCT iCrH lyi, SALE LAKE CRY. UN
~ order ut tho frusieea ui the lucAt bil
Mining Company mad tbiH day, thu time for
declaring tuy siuck delinquent on account 1f
haHcHHurut Nu. Z, Of g. cents per shave. Orr "a
tended tu thH i.th dav ~ .uVciuHrrt ls.I. aud
if NOT rnIu before Will ur hdtgruaed Cor HHlU
ana soit Nc public aurti0u on thu 2itn day of
December. i7ui. NJ o. O'rIur a.. m.. 90 thH ulilUc
Of the company. salt t.tAu city, Utah tn pay
delinquent HHHUaaturut together with ru" O. OF
adyJrtiauE and vNpouso % .nle.
". J. HuHrON, sco'y.
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DUBsuANI GO Az ORDER or SALE TO
i ME directed by The q .iri district court OF
thO Territory uf Utah, shall CApust ~ pablo
Hag, 90 the root door OF The County Court
House, iu che city ~ SnIt Lake, UUuuty ct salt
Lake nd territory OF Utah, ON tho Iith day OF
November, lNN. 10 ten O'Clock q. m,, All he
light, ttlo, claim and Interest ~ rauucl =.
GtursucCk, Josephine Grurshrek and National
Bank NJ tho lirpullic or salt Lake CITY, Utah,
O. corporation, ~. IN and 10 tho following
described real estate stu tc, lying and being
iu salt Lake cry aud county, aud described W.
follows tu vii Part OF Tot oisht 90 block
TWENTY-FIVE lgll, plat 80, salt Lake CITY
survey, described ~ follow. NtuHninF Nc
the northeast corner Of lot eight l,I. iu block
twenty-five l9ll, Mat ~. salt Lake CITY
survey, ami ruuning thence south ten no
rods, thence wet ten .lOl RODE, thence mon o.
ten llOl rods thence east ton 900 rods To the
place ~ hrFiuniug combining ono hundred
square rods ut ground, 70 Do cold aH The Ufop.
rfly ut samuel +, DrugshHrk Josephine Grura.
bees and the National bmk NJ the Ropuh.ir. of
SAT- Lhhr tiY, ltau. 100 tho suit Of Patrick
pheluu and stephen HAYS.
Terms Of shlc, cash
nat NJ BRIGHAM,
by T.. J. AUCmn, u. e. Marshal.
deputy MHrhal.
Dated OCT . l-H,
Room, iHu A GRAY, Attorneys for Plain.
THIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEuEuY GtyEN THAT
~ a Wrtuur ol tuH ttuFknI lgtn ut tIt
Utah, NUVslu y California Halfway Company
VIII be- held 10 the ruinnanYs Office tl Wlt 80
She uilre ul uarsna'l a. kUfff So. p south
Main ~ucrt, in The city 90 2 ais i1kc, Territory
Of ttnb, on saturday ius 90 dav ~ uUH,m.
brf, 4. %. 1913, Tor Tho purpose NJ taking tu'
Vote NJ H1if Hiockho .defH uu % proposition tu
tuUrd tfc articles 0l iururpIri 'inu uf ru' aIii
company hy iHcrcHfiuu tir nufnHof NJ dIr,rtOrH
cons itutinr the honFf OF direction. aud Tor lhU
Transaction ~ surh furlNrF NuHuraH az MAY
iuful'y cpmc before said meeting
Nov = isyf. =. i. STEWART
Secretary.
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o. 10. lIauu, a. utNuuUdotu. Giuseppe
ruuluu,A. oIauino aud Jane Doc Glanino,
Tho people o. che Territory Of Utah send
gre ing 70 Alirga a Jgn'a ~ ZERO Mary
GO soppo lruOauu A. 6Ianu0 aud Jane Doe
DiAuiuo. dOiundautt.
YOU Ak HEREBY REQUIRED To
L appear 100 on acton brought HEh.nst Ynu
Court Ut the 1hfu Judicial District th5
Territory ut ltuh, and tp answer me cum.
plant ulrd therein within ton days fc1clusiyU
~ Inu Jay ut HgryIcyI after tho service on you
OF this summons u served wi,hu this c0uhN,
or, n served uut uf thia county, hut tn This
district, within twenty days, otherwise within
fOuy iayH-or judgment ~ default will be-
keu against youHrg9rdIng 70 the prayer OF
1hs sad action b. brought t1 have Judgment
in inc rum of SOD with interest ht IN per cent
prr aHuum, from June D., 1858, for 500 ait1r.
uuyH iuc and uoHts alleged 10 DO due upon a
certain UruWlsHUry motto, executed hy de-
fenduuts n Irrfo. a. uuiiantetti, q. B.riauA
AND 60. ImcuuU Go defendant Jones, sept De-,
Isll, Tor S. o. with interest from date At 10 Per
cent per 1uuum ind NOE beng due aud
and 500 on principal, and secured boy q
mortgage ui even uhit ON ptcwlat7 hereinafter
described, executed by IAld attendants O. sail
dur co taa mote aul murisnEo having been
duly assigned t1 piNiuun, who b. now tho
owner 1ul holder Uortut 20 have The usual
decree % tlHH Court flr thn sale of SAID promi,
Fca. that proceeds uf such sale hu applied n
payment ~ amuuuts dur as Above tust de-.
iuuduuts AuI all persons claiming under tuun
be- hsrfrI uut Iufgr'Iatd " an right, clfim 0r
tuuitV uf redemption lu said prUmis e.; that
p'HuUn have Iu sUUat for any deficiency ana
tor utbF TVIIuf SAID promises are described HH
f1lloWs tD.wll Commencing at % pulut SD
rods south Ui north cost corner ui Section 1l,
Township D. south Range 2, WCFt rat Lake
Meridian. UuUuH thence wet ~ rods thence
touth % rods, thence uaHt 80 rods thence
north IS rods 20 urr.Guiug situate in salt i.alo
County, Utah,
Aud yuu urH hereby notified that n You ful
90 4uupar and answer Che said Compluint uH
Euoyc require iHutut plaintiff VIII apply 90
the court Tor iue r0Nrt demanded therein
witness thO hon uiiAnLEg r.
IANt, IudEo and the seal 0f tho
f,EAII District Court NJ the 1hlrd judicial
nIsr.t 100 aud for tho TERRITORY OF
Utah, tnH -th day Of November. boz
the wear uI DIR LORD one thousand eight
hundred aud ninety lEfur.
utNkH G.. MCMILLAN,
ulork
900. o. flLWT. InFUNU TIEvE
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MARsHAL's SALE.

nuUsUANT To An uHDlU OF SALE
O. me directed hy thc Third Judicial
District tuurt uf the ToIiturt ~ Utah, shAli
expose az public sale, 90 the south mont door
Of tuv County uurt House, in me ciiy ~ 7Ali
lake. County OF salt lake sui Territory uf
titan. on the l'th day OF November ltut, % 3.
oC.oFk W., all the right ttr. claim aud
interest OF sidney ". UIrEu. Administrator Of
tho C.tatO uf within luI er, dcrotauds flsts
beth fulrr. surviving widow ut fait william
FULLER deceased. luHrr auuug ana NiIHtu
Young. his wife Oscar N. Young yufy SIC.
EWau, IAmUs AshWau, Mtlllam a.. MaTTru (;
j. ~ Wa ton, james 81. tu0hrAue henry
lriHer, Nlehurd Dung. trustee ami wi.
liam NOuuarutt of. iu. aud 10 thU following
rCHrflluu real tHtltU. tltustt. wing uuI being
Iu -aIt Lave County. and drHH ruCu Ha follows.
tHrWIt. Commencing At thr fOulh wet tururr
uf lnt five TOD, 10 block eleven an, Plat - %
sIlt Lake tItY HurVOyuuu running thence east
Huy,u 90 rods, thcuco north ten tul rods,
thence west seven "a rods tnonco south ten
,iul rods tn place VI beginning, containing
seventy 100 square rods u GROUND, hclHF sltu.
atti m the county ~ salt Lake, Utah Uui.
tory no Dee slll H. tho property Of sidney ".
uHrku administrator ~ che estate OF william
10 ior, deceased Ria lloth RULER, surviving
window pi snl1 William FULLER deceased ic1gr
luun aud NI.ulu NuHur, his wife, utrnr o.
Young. Henry NrIWan janice Athmuu. Wi.
liam e. MarFrtH, y. = walton. Lamrs ~
Uvhrsuo Henry Nviarr, Richard ". Young.
trusteui Hud MIuam Wuunac0ti, 40 the cut OF
Hirhlrd shllWly
NAT 81. BRIGHAM.
O.. r.. Narahal.
Uv IOuN d. UTuMuCt IDENTITY Mars44I
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NNNNINH lNIINN''N NI 1000.
ln tuc maurr Of the oftai0 ul Margaret lginE
N.Nuruu. 1UrHHHru.
Nouoc OF uur auf place ilr lHe no1rHg OF
petition iur lin n "H f' lr1aat. "i wiI
DuEsUANr 40 A. OHuFu Oi SAID
A court Iu sad matter notice d. htrHhf
gwen tHat ThguIIrtHe l5iu icy uf November.
an. Dos. Ht o. u.HI.gs ana lt iHr county
tuuft lluuau Iu ~HII take IiY tlHu Territory
boz Che court rlHu OF HtI| court UHa ItUu Hu
puinioa tUU tIuesU b. ace Tor ihF h.aIiIl li re-
petition uf HuHufu 49, Nc urfin auN 'aura o..
MrNurrIu. UFa.fUr Cor fUr admission g. pro.
bntr OF ,r.a Do document tI.rcWin pro.
sOutHt. uuuuruTg 600 Nu Ono aa uIu Hul
testament ut Margaret ivAus hrNuHln &C.,
rOAfoi wHou hun whore 800 yuuua lhi0fnairl
may appear Hu1 UpUu.. tuu pfnHHtr NC .Hi'
Will, or fIr granting of .uIf.r. tUttHuyut|eH Go
Joseph S. aud IHmHs D. NrNuun q. ruyiu
lur bon sara UrtIuuu.
TO- KItn6fa wHerr.f fhhvc UHTsuUi1 HHt wF
hand and nnIs,u lhr tyu 10 fal uUart. tlfs
IEEAlI ~. ~ NriuN.
tIprE Uf ere lruuat. Court
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Nvou ARE HFWIW REQUIRED TO
4 appear 300 AN action ..uushl sEainst sou
by the Hlutr named IIhHUu1. BOZ tno uIgtfict
Court 90 tuH lnird Judicial lIHiurt OF tur
luIrtufy ut Utah and 90 answer tl' con-.
plant ulU therein wiluIu Com iiF. 'rHtluHiNo
uf Tho day of sUrIcul after tuH service on YOU
uf This su Hmuns-it aarNen uIfniu tH's county /,
or. 10 served out OF 600. county. Due tn iuis
district. within wcuty dIlH Otherwise within
forty uHys, ur Judgment hN default NIl DC
tIagu Hsainst you. according 60 iho prayer ut
salI complaint,
Tile sal tcu1n Do truu ht iu have judgment
tuBf The nuuuf ut mAtuwnuy between platruu
aud defendant hc Absolutely deceived llEU
relief sought uu the ground that un or about
JauuHry %. l-al. me Hait tficnlIut deserted
uud abandoned IhU plaiutir. uu1 ever nee has
hu continued Co dyautt AMI abandon ihr PLAIN
ur without any cause aud against her VIII,
wish ami nHHnt
Aud fou afpurrrHr Moulded that n you fail
g. appear and answer thc Hlit complaint us
above required thr Hlld plhtutH viii apply ~
the u.ur. fuf thr relief demanded therein.
Nuutfs. tlu Hon hArlnt ? Pane. Judge,
uuI thu seal ~ the District Court ui
che rMfd Judicial District in ana Tor
tsLAt-l She Territory OF Utah, this lsth day ul
october Iu tho year nf OUT Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety three
uLNEl q. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
ny bTu, %. iOOMs, Deputy Clcrk.
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County, Territory ui ltu
Ia Che matter ~ tho estate of fIAhrtb e.,
Wmtmuru, deceased
NUTICE ls HEREBY GIVES THAT
N samuel ~, Whiim1rr, executor ~ the
last will ui IElhrG g.. NhlwDry. deceased
has rendered Tor rDttltmCut, and nlod iu fNli
court, uIH futI account Of biz Naturalization
Of said estate and petition Tor DUAL distribution
Of thp residue uf SAID cstliu among thr pUttUuH
tuuUtI thereto us ct fort iu said rU'ls
uOu, and that Tuesday thu eth daN ul
November A ID ltHi, 40 DO O'Clock % one,
Al tur court room OF said court. lu She County
Court House. SAT- Lake CITY auu County, ltfh
Territory, bis been duly appointed iJ 900.
judge Hf stid court Cor Ono HHt.umCnt of HHIi
account and hearing fui petition iHr 1IHfT Due
tuU. at which tmy AMI place ANY lufHIu Iulcrs
rHtrI in aAt oHtbtH may 1uprnr Hnh .h1N
cause. 10 ans there De. WHY Htu arauuHt boa
not Ur rutUrd Auu approved ami hual 4lHinul.
ton mHlo us prayed Tor
Dated November tth, lb
o. " MEIuN,
CLERK OF The Probate Court
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in aud for salt Lake
county Territory OF iuh,

county Territory OF iuh,
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Robert Watson,
Deceased.
NTOTtgE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N lance Watson ant Hum watson ud
miuIstr.tors ~ inc tstatu %, Robert Watson.
derputud, uANU rendered Tor settlement. and
uIrl iu Had COurt tho nnll account OF their
adlnulstrUtlOu of suil estate anu petition Tor
uuai distribution NJ sho residue Of said rsttto
nuoug Quo perHons rutItIvd thereto, aud that
IutHuHy, tHu hth day uf December, s. 4. 1850,
At DO u'ulucs %. m. 90 thc tuuniy Court House,
snlt Lake cry aud County, ltlh Territory. hai
been duly appointed hy Ihr Judge Of suid
Court fuT the settlement uf anid account and
IUuruE HHld petition Tor distribution. ut which
time and place my pcraun interested iu SAID
estate may appear uni show cnuHe, II ANY
there hp, why auid account should not be- frt
uci uud approved Aud fual distribution made
as prayed tur
Dated November 10, 1893
a. v MELON.
tlor Ut The Probate Court.
Hy j, a. JACK, Deputy
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Joseph 81. stOgt plhluur,
Alfred A JugOa. a. Tcru, Mary Cgnt Zero
a.. 10, IIauu, A. nthtuUdotu. Giuseppe
tuuauu,A. DIluin1 aud Jane Doe Glauir0,
defendants.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The Probate Cont. iu and for salt Lake
County, Territory " Utah
In the matter Of tBU sftst1 0f Han olsen
UUTrHHUf.
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uy JoHS -. CUuuuok. Deputy Marshal.
Dated urL lltu. 10 b.
iuu, 30. C,NHns. Attnrncu for P.aintH.
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FNerutura ut Che last VIII Auu testament Of
MILAN rs. Foster deceased
Dated OglolCr .lth, 1873
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LEGAL notice.

IN tuo Probate court. BOO aud ilr salt Lake
County, Territory uf tuh
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-29
THE GIRLS SAY:

Bug has the grippe.
The Col" is too cute to exist.
Willie will be there with his swallow
tail.
Will there be any borrowed diamonds
at this Auxiliary ball.
So many OF our ladies say Mr.. Hall
has the prettiest baby in town.
We don't mean N. A. II. it is his big
brother the ladies think is so clever.
MI Crosby's children are all recover
ing from the measles. No lodge this
week.
We saw a fellow with another fellows
girl and the engineer and the bell were
not in it.
The Aid Society says that Miss Lundy
is SO agreeable and nice to work with in
their society.
Everyone speaks in the highest terms
of the 1928 social last week, and are
anxiously waiting for another.
We would like to know why Mrs.
Smith does not take off her coat when
she attends a wedding reception.
Rev. Bellam has a room in his new
house large enough to hold church So
Gals in and we understand the Aid
Society are going to furnish it very pref
tily.
Miss Laura Williamson's eye is all
right again but it was a very narrow es-
cape from what might have been a seri-
Gus burn. She wrestled with q hot
curling iron.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-29
92-93 Entertainment.

The '92 and 1913 Club gave its initia-
tive opening meeting last Friday night
at Fraternal Hall. As the membership
oil the club IS comprised OF three blossoms
and thirty-three buds it was of course n
very sweet affair. The evening was
passed in listening to a variety OF well
rendered numbers, literary and musical,
as can be seen by a glance at the follow
ing program:
Violin Solo, .............. Mr.. C. PEACH.
Dialogue, ...PosY F~ELLNAGLE and Roy PIKE.
Vocal Solo, 81 Loved You Better Than You
Knew. ....."....M MISS ADA LAMB.
Either Solo, go. MASTER LANDRo RoUDEBUsHa
Vocal Duett, Merry Birds, "..........
MISSES WHITED and MCNEvIN.
Defamation, 1.-THE Twins" JOSIE O'BRIEN.
Instrumental Solo, ...........CA WAL1sTAB
Banjo Duett, MISS NELLIE MADDEN and
PosY FELLNAGLE
Chat, Grand Central, " MISS MIMI O'HARE
and MISS GERrIE WATSON.
Vocal Solo, "Mollie and 1 and the Baby"
Miss KITTY MACAULEY.
Essay, MISS LINNIE SMITH.
Vocal Solo, II Departed Mr.. Roy LEWIS,
The program WAS very interesting and
about every number was encored.
Misses O'Hare and Watson made a
hit with their Grand Central and
Posie and Roy furnished a good laugh
for everybody.
After the exercises dancing was in
dulged in and later everybody was serv-
ed with a delicate and appetizing lunch.
The exercises OF the club tend to
mental and physical culture in a charm
ing way and Friday nights session cal
led for and obtained the commentator
OF all the guests present. May the '92
and 1913 Club flourish and continue to do
good.
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LOST ON THE DESERT

Mrs. E. B. Bennett of Mason Valley, a
lady rs years OF age, left Virginia City
last Friday with a horse and cart bound
for home. When out on the desert
about twenty-five miles from Virginia
the horse got away and the old lady lost
her bearings and wandered about on the
plains for nearly four days during which
time she had no food but what few roots
she could find. She was found about
six miles from the auckland ranch
Monday by J.. c.. Mills and Graham
Nichols of Mason Valley who were
driving a band of horses to Wadsworth
to be shipped to Oklahoma. Mrs. Ben
nett had not given up and seemed
determined to find her way to some
ranch. 1t WAS certainly a trying adven-
ture for a woman of her years and she
must be very hardy to endure the trial
SO we'll.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-29

az inc stage Tor and other
points in Churchill county leaves the Nevada
zouse every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
morning at 1870 A. M, and returns the day follow
lug at $50 p. N.
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Midwinter Fair.

Tho Nevada Agricultural Experiment
Station will send gratis to all persons
desiring to exhibit fruit and small vege-
tables at the Midwinter Fair, instruc-
tions bv which the original shape, color
and freshness Of the fruit may be pre-
served. Address,
N. E. Wilson, Chemist,
Experiment Station, Reno, New.
November 18th, 1898.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-29
BORN.

MINOR-In Winnemucca, November 20, 1893, to
the wife Of James Minor, a son.
BEAM-In Winnemucca, November %, 1893, to
the wife Of G. Bean, a son.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-29

Baby Melvin is better.
Thanksgiving tomorrow.
Andy is improving slowly.
Tom Berry has the la grippe.
The fish market is improving.
John Lee is not yet able to be out.
j.. M. Sanford has been visiting Reno.
Church service tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
Mrs. J. Davis OF the reserve is much
better.
Conductor Cheek has returned from
the East
Joe Allen returned to Sacramento
Saturday.
Senator John P. Jones will visit Nev-
ada soon.
Christmas comes on Monday, so does
New Year.
Little finger rings set with solitaires
are Lit rage.
Thanksgiving dinner at the Wads-
worth Hotel.
Engineer Van Horn is expected back
this morning.
Bulah George returns to Whitaker
Hall next Sunday.
You can never win your boys love
with a big switch.
D. H. billiard was in from St. Clair
with a load of turkeys.
Hay is quoted at from $40 to $12 per
ton in Illinois markets.
The Wadsworth teachers are attend
ing the institute at Reno.
If you lend some people money they
will be indebted to you forever.
1t is said a hog may be a great squealer
but he never gives anything away.
The Cymbal Quartette will sing next
SATURDAY evening at Fraternal Hall.
Miss Lille BraEnan is spending
Thanksgiving at the Churchill home.
H. Shunert is over from Sacramento
to take a look at the i'm Blaine mine.
Get your button hole boquets for
tonight of Martha Nelson at E. Fowlers.
j. F. Aitken OF Reno shipped 600
boxes of Nevada apples to st. Louis.
The ice ponds along the upper
Truckee are making word for the I'M
employed
Congressman Newlands passed
through Sunday morning on his way to
Washington,
Miss Maude Fellnagle and Miss Lolita
Golding are expected home today to
spend Thanksgiving.
Cattle buyers from the east are pur-
chasing beef cattle in eastern Nevada
right along these days.
Home made saur krout and cucumber
pickles at the Central Market, fresh
oysters so cents per can.
By the time a mans daughter get old
enought to help him they make up their
minds to help some other man.
There will be services in Union
Church, Rev. Bellam officiating, on
Thanksgiving day at 10 O'Clock.
Dave Wightman was in town TINS
week and says Churchill range is poor
now and many are feeding stock
J. w. Ferguson, Churchills county
clerk. came in to meet his wife Monday
and they returned home yesterday.
This is the time of year when young
single men and ladies think two persons
can live together as cheaply as one alone
For sick headache, caused by a dis
ordered stomach, Ayers Cathartlc rms
are the most reliable remedy. MY
mother first recommended these Pllis 10
me, thirty years ago. They are We
mlldest and best pursative in use
Y. Bradburn, Washington, Mass.
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MARRIED.

GULLING-LORING-In Reno, November %,
1893, by Rev. j. A. Bready, John A. Gulling
and Nettie L. Loring, both OF Reno.
VORM-ANDREASEN-In Reno, November "a,
1893, by Rev. T. Magill, at the Congrega-
tional Church, Fred Worm and Anna An
dreasen, both of Reno.
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Fine dressed chickens and fresh
oysters at the Central Market.
Job work Of all KINDS at the DIsATcH
Office.
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