The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-22

written to VIM. Woodburn. asking H.,
to conduct the defense in the fortbcom-
Ing trial.-Appeal.
Anything that is the subject of com.
mon talk is public property and the edi-
tor has a right to print it, if he does not
transcend the law.
Thomas Hnlly and James K;ern.r
mill and mining men from Virginia Citv
visited the White Horse mines this veak
and returned home.
The Denver people are jubilant over
the bright outlook of the proposed new
railroad from that city, by way of Salt
Lake, TO San Francisco.
A RAINBOW was visible last night in
the direction of the White Horse mining
location. It many have been the
silver lining. "-Gazette.
The white sage in Reese River valley
is shorter at the present time than ever
known before. Feed for stock is going to
be very scarce this winter.
Since brakeman Bruce was shot on
the Sacramento Division the tramps
have got saucy and insolent and the
boys are preparing their guns.
f. Lennon informs q Journal re-
porter that the Alfalfa crop on his Pea
vine ranch this year is heavier than
at any time before in five years.
: W. D. Phillips is Superintendent of
the Pavilion this year and is already
taking steps to have a proper exhibit of
the State resources placed on exhibition.
The editor of the Mason Valley Tidings
announces, that unless the citizens Of
the Valley guarantee him 500 a month
by way of support, he will shut W. shop.
The officers of Wadsworth Lodge No.
SO, l. o. o. F. will be installed Monday
night at Pike & Wightman's new hall
and everybody is cordially invited to
attend.
w. ID. G.. Gibson, superintendent of
the Indian school at Carson, sent in his
resignation several months ago, but it
was not accepted and has since been
recalled.
The railroad men at Sacramento have
inaugurated a movement to organize q
federation which will include conduc-
tors, brakemen, engineers, firemsn, an@
switchmen. Z
Indian Susie got drunk on lemonfex-
tract and made things lively back O. the
Nevada House for awhile . la sullivan,
but wound up in the Reno coSler for
fifteen days.
Brakeman Dave Marnell was caught
between the bumpers of anfsngine ten
der and q freight car at Ibvelock last
Wednesday and squeezed IS he had to go
to the railroad hospital Il
The Phoebe Lode SAYS about. $4,000
head of cattle have beea shipped BY rail
from Milford to Idahqs and about 10, 900
head will be driven over the ranges 10
northern points. I
A process has been discovered where
by gold, SO fine a5to be held in suspen-
sion in water for/hours, can be saved,
and the machihery to be employed is
being manufactured on an immense
scale.
An exchahge says that if a COW gets
choked witty an apple or potato, holding
its hea& and breaking An egg in its
month is 4 sure cure. The same remedy
is recomfended for horses under similar
circumstances.
A litter from Mrs.J. M. Helsley to
Mrs. C. H. Lewis, received last Monday,
that the folks would be in
Wsdsworth on the 18th and Mr.. Helsley
would be pleased to preach in Union
Church on the evening of the 9th.
I Some Colorado parties in search of
mining property are in town and will
visit the White Horse district for a few
days. They took a glance at the country
Thursday and expressed themselves as
being favorably impressed.