The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-29
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HE hasn't control of his ~trolleys."
A war in sight between England and
France.
Macdonald is in town again, looks
sick bat still lives.
G. M. Wiley is building a large barn
st the rear Of his residence.
Our Washington correspondent tells
some startling news this week.
DR.. r. H. Richard, on and wife have
returned FROM their trip to the coast.
The week opened with brighter basi-
ness prospects atl'over the country.
Hon. H. F. Bartine is on his way
East to the Chicago silver convention.
Len Gallagher is getting along we'll
and theSe lie good prospect that se
will pull through. "a
They we're trying the machinery at
Henry Esden's bottling works this week
and will start in proper shape very soon.
Beets in Nebraska are worth $5 a ton;
for making sugar, and many more will
be raised for this purpose than ever
before. 49, =
Mrs. G. j. Perkins and Miss Jennie
Grat.a,a are Improving fast, news which
their nuuserous friends will be pie ased
to hear.
The silver meetings throughout
Nevada have been thoroughly non
partisan and this demonstrates the
unanimous feeling on the subject.
The California papers aay the tight
ness OF the money market shows signs
of relaxing. Wheat is being more &C.
lively purchased than for several week
past, ard the hanks are assisting farmers
to c ,mplete the harvest.
General Powning, DR.. .Bergstein and
G. A. Norcross have been requested by
Congressman Newlands to serve az a
committee in the competitive exanin a.
ton of Nevada candidates for appoint
ment to West Point.
John Ferguson came in from Cburc-
Hill Tuesday to meet his wife sud baby
who have been visiting Reno. Mr..
Fergurson says the first crop of alfalfa
is above average and the second prom
Uses to be just rs good.
DR.. Hogan came down from Reno
Tuesday and went to St. Clair to attend
Mrs. Jackson FerEurson who has been
very. sick withsas variety Of ailments.
The doctor returned Thursday evening
and said the. lady wae out of danger and
improving nicely. :
20 to Virginia City and engage young
lad les. l have had six in the hay field
for the last two weeks and they get out
early, never so on a strike, do not smoke
cigarettes, and the result is l am done
haying Gays q. n. Pluulmer in the
Mason Valley .Tidings.
Times were dull here previous to the
great depreciation of silver, but now the
condition is deplorable in the extreme.
as there is no employment here Of any
kind for the laboring class, and II no
relief is afforded them in the next sixty
days, the wolf will be at the doors OF
many deserving persons.-Eureka Sen
tinel,
Fish Commissioner Mills vent to San
Francisco sunday night to confer with
California Fish Commissioners regard
ing the dumping OF sawdust in the
Truckes river and zee what action had
been taken in the matter. The question
is now in q fair way to be solved and
the dumping OF sawdust be stopped
Carson News.
The general talk is that the hay
market will be stronger this year than
last. There seems to be. quite a demand
for alfalfa from below already, and
several parties have. sent Geographic
inquiries aboAt:tiM Price from Fan Fran
cisco. The outlook FIR beef is %eipcourag-
ing and the usual nnmber, ii net more,
will ha fad at f6i. ,tNfat fliq' winter