The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-16

hleht are being lald and the pump ia in
position, 1t looks like the beginning of
the end.
Apples are so plentiful in Churchill
county now that the supply largely
exceeds the demand and the fruit ia be-
ing dried.
Edison says that the man of the future
may be able to do without sleep entirely.
Several Wads WORTHLESS could stand the
new cure
Rev. G. L. Fitchette, OF Reno. will
hold Divine service at the Church this.
Wednesday, evening at 7:3O p. NJ. All
are cordially invited.
VIM. Phipps Jr. is over from the
vicinity of Candelaria and will visit his
folks for awhile and take a look at the
mines in the meantime.
The first shipment of hay to California
from Lovelock for the season were made
last week, since then a carload or two a
day has been leaving.-New Era.
did You hear of the strike in HERBS
jewelry store?" $
No. Who struck? p"
Nearly every clock in the store"
7. F. Moran has accepted the position
OF night operator for the S. P. Co. at
Battle Mountain. Mr.. Moran will prove
a pleasant acquisition to that town.
As q nation, a city, a town and an in
dividual, we must pay every dollar we
owe. Honesty must be at the bottom OF
a nation and every man make good his
promise.
The New Era is mistaken in saying
five train crews have been taken off the
Truckee Division. 1t looks more like an
increase to see the number of fruit
trains.
Marriage of female persons under the
age of sixteen Years lie not permitted by
the laws of Nevada, unless the consent
of the parents is obtained before the
license is issued.
The results of the examination for
West Point vas: Fred Frey, 1897 F.
G, Buttery, 1911; George Bliss, 1892;
H. Walters, 1928; Albert Giyan, 6O.02;
Robert Betty. $40.
There will be more than one thousand
tons of hay left uncut in this valley this
season on account OF there being no
waste bitches to turn the water into
Sierra Valley Leader.
The Loyelock New Era reports that
experiments in raising sugar beets were
made this year by Henry Thies, John
Reed and Hans Marker, and that the
results were very successful.
Prices Of everything is fixed by those
who want it. Wall street don't want
silver and Gays that the silver in a dollar
ia worth about Is cents. The people
who do want it say it is 'worth 100 cents.
In the J URited States 1900, 900 farm
hands raised half as much grain as So
600 900 in, Europe. Thus the use of
proper machinery makes one farm
laborer in this country worth three of
Europe.
County Assessor, ]. B. Verpiank, Of
Chirchill county, was in town Sunday
on his way to Reno. Mr.. Verplank is
suffering from blood poison caused by
scratching his thumb with a piece of
barbed wire.
John Sparks has sold between 5000
and 4,00o' steers from 3-year-old up to
eastern buyers at $50 per head. One uf
the purchasers is out on the range at
present with Mr.. Sparks looking at the
cattle.-Journal.
While Harry Wilson was in a railroad
box car at Wlnnemucca last Saturday,
beating his way, he claims he was shot
by a brakeman. The shoe is generally
on the other foot. He was taken to the
county hospital at Reno.
Hon. w. +. Sharon, next governor,
spent several days at C~osgrave last week
and was much pleased with the out look
at the mines, declaring there Was a mill
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