The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-09

Cool nights.
Heath is still in prison.
The "dog days. are upon us.
Over $50, 900 coal miners are on the
hike in England.
The Republicans of Indiana are
booming Harrison for 1895.
Denis Donohue, of Gold Hill was
drowned in Washoe Lake Friday.
The Rio Grande wants to reduce the
wages OF engineers and firemen 10 per
@cent.
VIM. Donaldson left Monday morning
FOR the lakes and will be absent several
days.
The San Francisco papers are now
satisfied that the midwinter fair will be a
success.
In q fight always remember that the
s other fellow is probably as eowardly as
you are.
civil engineer wants to build q bridge
from San Francisco to Oakland for
$1,000, 600. T
J.W. Dorsey has retired from the law
firm Of Baker. Wines, and Dorsey of San
Francisco and Reno.
c. M. Wiley makes q short drive of it
back and forth from Eagle Salt Works
with his pretty black team.
Kansas labor unions are to prolong
their strikes by the issue of scrip, pay
able at a date in manual labor.
1t is estimated that there are 3,000,-
600 people out of employment in the
United States at the present time.
H. A. W~inton, q practical b,ot and
shoe maker has opened a shop in the
room formerly occupied by the DIsPArcH
Office.
The program rendered by the Sunday
worthy oil mention as all did their
part well.
The Comstock payroll for the month
of July amounted to 500 900. 76, which is
$1s, SOB less than was paid out for the
month of June.
W. R. Chamberlain returned home
from Quincy Saturday night suffering
from a stroke of paralysis affecting his
entire right side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Thompson, parents
Mrs. T. Applegate, Miss Mamie Carol,
Miss Sarah Alt and Miss Hattie Kirk
patrick visited Wadsworth Sunday.
The sixth of May ten applications for
mineral patents in Churchill county,
this State. were fled by a corporation
Of West Virginia.-Carson News.
The best alfalfa hay we ever saw was
the fifty tons Russell & Crosby bought
from T. q. Herman few days ago. The
horses eat every particle of what is
given them.
Hereafter Saturday will be q full holi-
day without pay in the Union Pacific
shops all over the road. This ia done il
order not to reduce the working force.
It will affect 5000 men.
Judge Linn bound O. W. Aver over
to appear before the Grand Jury, in the
case of Ward the hospital patient who
while intoxicated fell and fractured his
skull, death resulting.
Until you have done wrong, You never
know how much you care what other
people say about Won. The old philoso-
pliers are very d~isagreeable. They are
always telling You things you have long
been afraid were true.
Mr.. Geo. Hass, wife and children, of
Dunsmnir, is visiting old friends for a few
days and are the guests of Mr.. P. Nc
Nevin and family. They are on their
return from the Worlds Fair and were
to leave for Dunsmuir ON this mornings
passenger.
The best record for hay battling las
bales weighing eighteen tons, made by
the German Boys" in Carson Valley,
was recently beaten on the Little ranch
near Carson by Charley Bells crew, who
baled in one day 140 bales weighing
eighteen and a half tons.-Genoa Courier.
It was rumored on the streets last night
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