The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-15

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ensuing term next Tuesday.
1t is reported that two OF the officials
OF the Virginia city agency of the New.
d bank are under arrest for en-
oezziement. The shortage is said to be
about SIS, 1000.
The Tribune says Fish Commissioner
Mills will ship to-day 10000 rainbow
and eastern brook trout to Lovelock,
Winnemucca and Wells to be placed in
the Humboldt.
The people of every town, mining
camp and farming community in the
state should meet and adopt resolutions
expressive of their sentiments on the
silver question.
G. II. Stoddard informs the Gazette
that he was on Galena creek Monday,
and saw a big fire on Galena Flat, and
is sure that the residence of Matt Gala
han was destroyed.
In England some striking %forgework-
ers recently decided they were in the
wrong and, besides going back to work
at once, voluntarily paid their employ
ers G25 indemnity for the loss caused by
their striking.
A ton of ocean water contains q grain
of gold but the water Of Great Salt Lake
contains three dollars worth of gold to
the ton and an enthusiast proposes to
get forty-five billion dollars by ''mill-
ing" the water.
Grand Master Clark of the Brother
hood of Railroad Conductors, is on his
way to this coast to endeavor to effect
= settlement OF the differences existing
between members of the order and the
Southern Pacific.
Though we suppose its non of our
business, we would like to know where
n of our popular conductors acquired
possession of that face" and whether
he. wouldn't like to separate himself
from it ?-Silver State.
George Washington, who was first in
peace, first in war and first in the hearts
of his c~ountrymen, died on the last day
of the week, the last hour of the day,
the last month of the year and the last
year of the last century.
An Educational qualification he's been
adopted in Alabama, for voters. 1t
effects white and colored people alike.
Under it's workings the colored vote will
be reduced forty thousand and the
white vote ten thousand.
The DISPATCH acknowledges the receipt
Of a heap Of good things with the COM
pliments of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Greer and
trusts the happy couple will seceive
many just as agreeable and substantial
surprises as did the DISPATCH.
The semi-annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the First National bank of Reno
was held Tuesday. The business Of the
bank was found in a prosperous condit-
ion, and the usual dividend to the stock
holders was declared payable on the 18th
inst.
w. L. Bridges who.has served Chur-
chill county we'll for q number of years
as County Recorder has entered the
employ of Hon. W. H. A. Pike and will
attend to Wells, Fargo & Co.'S business
at this point. w are glad to welcome
the gentleman to this community.
Elk: A young lady who had been
married a little over a year, wrote to
her matter Of fact father, saying: "We
have the dearest little cottage in the
world, ornamented with the most
charming little creepers you ever saw"
The old man read the letter and exclaim-
ed, "twins by thunder"
At the four leading markets, Chicago.
Kansas City, South Omaha and st.
Louis, there were received during the
first six months of 1893 1885, 900 cattle,
ASS, 600 hogs and 2,1OO, 900 sheep. The
increase of cattle as compared with 1892
was 205, 900, of sheep 800, 900, and the
decrease OF hogs 1,955, 900 head.
The funeral of Mrs Armada E~scheverria
took place from the residence last