The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-18

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o~oiigalory, the employees are wondar;a,
about wage rates.
Charles Gabriel, a Virginia Civ NOR.
chant, visited Wadsworth this week to
look the town over a little and size if mn
Tor business purposes.
Alfalfa hay in the stack is held at 81
per ton to he fed on the ground. Stock
men offer 50, but no sale at that price
are reforted.-Journal.
Ii business continues to hold out on
me rallro1 1t will take more engines
ana employees to handle it as men and
machinery are now on the jump.
george Barnett says he was ordered to
mold up his hands" while on the way
home one dark night lately, but he lit
out as last as his legs would carry him.
A big mortgage of the Southern Paci-
nc Company for $50, 0OO, 900 is being re-
corded in Nevada county, California, and
Will soon get to this side of the noun
tains.
Mrs. Phillips & Linton wish to in
form the ladies that they now have a
NO. l, first class line of ladies cloaks
and capes and will sell than at popular
prices. n
Miss Lille Hettenhausen arrived
here from Truckee last Sunday morning
and we think the young lady looks well
indeed considering what she has gone
through.
Dutch John has been looking Chur-
chill county over and buying all the pigs
he could find for sales. The pork that
comes from that section is grain fed
and first class.
The Midwinter exposition at San
Francisco will have a tower 266 feet in
height, which will accommodate 1000
people and will be Illuminated with
1000 electric lights.
Mrs. A. j.. Kern of Boca died very sud-
denly while in the office OF DR.. VIM.
Curless at Truckee, and the latter is &C.
cused OF unprofessional conduct and the
case is being investigated by the Grand
Jury.
Warren Williams, one of Churchill's
commissioners arrived here from the
Worlds Fair Monday. He was at the
White City for two months and says
a great many eastern people are coming
to the Mid Winter Fair.
The joint ballot of the Gold Hill and
Virginia Miners Unions on the subject
OF reduction of wages resulted in the
opponents of the proposition or 81 men
carrying the day by a majority of 80.
Nearly 500 votes were cast.
Professor Ring, State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, proposes to hold
a State Teachers Institute in Reno
during Thanksgiving week. An act OF
the last Legislature provides that
teachers may attend institutes without
loss of salary.
The staid old Boston Herald pays
Nevada a nice compliment. At last the
people and press Of the East are beginn-
ing to get their open to the Importance
OF Nevada's undeveloped possibilities.
Capital will be breaking its neck TO get
in before long.
The London Tablet says events now
tr~anspiring in Italy renders the Pope's
position one of imminent danger. Italy
is too insecure to make her a safe guar
dian of the person of the Pope and the
documents which are the heritage of the
Catholic world.
A rumor has been current for a day or
two that a Gold Hill matIon recently
gave birth to four children at one time.
The rumor is proably false, since these
hard times will hardly warrant quadau-
plets.-Chronscle. Under the clrcum-
stance would it be proper to allude to the
mother as "a four-time loser ?"-Appeal.
Sing c song of shekels,
A rounder full of rye
With four and twenty lampposts
Marching slowly by:
And when the lamps were past MIN