The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-14

services during September the
oomstock miners received 1862, 1924. 25 or
$l3'SS6.6S less than for August,
Don't be backward in paying your
taxes. The sooner they are paid the bet
ter for yourself and the county.
Within the next forty days the con-
tract of Wells, Fargo Co. with the
Southern Pacific Company will expire.
Bob Peacock, Jim Ewing and Pete
Albertson are minnow fishing on the
river to supply the lake fishermen with
bait.
Pike q Wightman's meat market has
been moved into their new building and
they now have fine quarters in every
sense.
Gen1. Supt. Fillmore of the Southern
Pacific journeyed through Wadsworth
on a west bound special Wednesday
morning.
Several Piutes who couldn't stand
Sacramento river water took fire water
says johnson Sides who VOWS his tongue
is not forked.
The Appeal is little ambiguous in
saying a car load of hogs left Carson on
the express. Is Committeeman Coffin
still at home?
Dick Arrowsmith is back from New
Orleans, where he went with a carload
OF mules. lie reports the mule market
good.-Journal.
The genuine vag now walks in rosy
paths by palming himself off as a work
ingman. Keep your wood pile handy and
you can detect the rogue every time.
There is a lot of freight at the depot,
consigned to the Nevada Indian Agency,
awaiting the coming of Major Wooten,
so he'll probably show up soon with his
carpet bag.
A su bstantial new bridge has replaced
the old one at the Olinghouse ~culvert.
Commissioner Crosby has the thanks of
an appreciative travelling public for his
prompt action.
John Sparks the cattle king passed
through Wadsworth for home this week
after visiting the eastern range and in
formed us that he has sold 1000 head to
different buyers SO far this season.
Mrs. j F. George went to Reno Thurs
day to bring her daughter Beulah home
from Whitaker Hall on account of sick
ness. The little lady is seriously ill at
the family residence with typhoid
pneumonia.
Messrs. G. w. Jones, Jr., Chas. Lowry,
]. r. Graham and d. U. Belts came up
from the Reserve by moonlight and
went home in the dark, feeling perfectly
safe in having a bonesetter with them
on their return.
Brother Charles Kamm proudly wears
an elegant P. g. jewel which was
presented to him at Leredo in recogni-
ton OF substantial work by the Knights
of Pythias at that place. Charlie and
the Jewel do each other credit.
Walter Schmidt of White Plains tells
us he will soon have a two stamp mill at
White Horse and thus step by step are
assurances given of the stability of the
camp by men who should know. Let's
all prepare to get in and work in dead
earnest.
The Carson Tribune says: Sage-brush-
ers who assemble in the Palace Hotel
and talk Nevada politics say that q. q.
Powning will be the nominee OF the
Silver party for Governor next year.
They could not pick out a stronger man
in their ranks.
R. w. Parry has a car load OF horses
ready for shipment to New Orleans' He
expected to leave with them last night,
but could not get a satisfactory rate.
1t is Mr.. Parry's intention to find a per-
manent market for Nevada horses, if
possibIe.-Journal.
Mrs. Ralph Norris has our thanks for a
basketful of as nice apples as we ever
cast our eyes upon. They were gathered
from the Fellnagle ranch and are all
that Nevada fruit ever was praised to
he. Mrs. Norris says that they have
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