The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-18

0 ho" Hills THIS week.
To obtain a grand jury row. 70 citizens
are summoned 10 OF whom comnose .
grand jury, and 8 may find a true bill.
1t is a very common thing to see a
railroad man going to Reno with Al 0oo
worth OF watches for r. Herr to rena;r
The hogs in this valley are wintering
IN good candition on alfalfa, with little
or no other ~feed.-Sierra Valley Leader
President Cleveland says he will deal
gently with editors and not place them
under the ban SO far as office ia con-
cerned.
James A.. Yerrigton of Hawthorne was
yesterday appointed by the Governor
Commissioner from Nevada to the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Allen of st. Clair
made Wadsworth q visit this week
Jake as usual drove q fine team of
spanking bays.
The snowfall in the mountains east of
Fresno, CAL, is the heaviest in 20 wears.
The ground is covered with snow to the
edge of the plains.
Ed Brown and J. Willis of New River
Churchill Co., was in town this week
Tor a six horse load of groceries, dry
goods, lumber &c.
Public sentiment at Chicago was so
much against the switchmen that they
have decided not to strike. The Worlds
Fair turned the tide.
w. 5. Baily, the popular butcher, of
Reno, accompanied by Jno. w. Slaven,
an Oakland cattle buyer, passed through
for st. Clair yesterday.
The officers of Fresno think they have
located the murderers Of l.. B. Melvin
ter and the suspects were jailed and
indicted by the Grand Jury.
Col. Sutherland ia authority for the
statement that thirty men will be put TO
work in the Holmes mine in Candalaria
on the 1st OF May next.-Journal.
Commencing tomorrow trains No. !
and 2 will have mail cars from Reno
west. Nos. 3 and 4 will continue to
carry mail and the change doubles the
service.
Assemblyman Massey and the editor
of the Elko Independent are likly to
scrap in which case they can never again
swear they "have never fought a duel"
Chicago is filling up with tramps, vag-
abonds, paupers, crippled beggars and
peddlers and o thousand u~nlortunates
seeking work for which there is no de-
mand.
r. ID. Cnshman of st. Clair made Mr..
and Mrs. McCulloch a short visit this
week and continued on his way to
Reno where he intends to go into bus
mess.
f. NJ. Marks, proprietor of the Chur-
chill Stage Line, is laid up with q COM
bination Of cold and biliousness. We
hope the sunshine will bring him out
O.. k. o
Not among the least OF Lovelock
troubles is the hiring Of teachers for the
public school. The Marker district is in
the tolls on account OF what seems to be
irregular work.
1t 10 understood that parties are daily
fishing in the river in direct violation OF
the law. If threats count for anything
it would go rather hard with any person
caught ishing.-Journal.
The report of Assessor j. G.. Fletcher
shows that there are but 800 beef cattle
in Washoe county and 1000 mutton
sheep. Last year there was 1900 and
the year before 5000 beef cattle.
The DISPATCH is indebted to the Car
son Appeal for q copy of the Biennial
Topographic chart OF the State officers
and the Nevada Legislature, Sixteenth
Session. 1t is handy for reference.
S. Peterson arrived here yesterday
from Red Rock valley with a band Of fat
cattle, which he sold to Joe Blackburn
for Hays q Brooks. The price was $3.50
but the cattle were number one.-Jour-
nal.
The Carson high school class will have
q debate on: .Shall we have Free Coin
afie'' but the Appeal suggests they take
something easier, for instance: why
can't an oyster climb a cottonwood
tree"
- H. Ill ,a.faat