The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-19

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ION as he dropped coin in our hand.
There is q throat disease among the
Indian children at the Pyramid Reserya-
ton and two deaths have occurred there
from.
James Clark Of the Humboldt House
and the gentleman after whom Clarks
station is named, came in for the Band
dance.
N. H. A. (Hock) Mason was the
lucky drawer of a 81, 800 prize in the last
drawing of the San Francisco Premium
Note Company.
fke q Wightman sre preparing TO
erect a frame building on their vacant
lot and Main street will be much inn
proved thereby.
Hon. H. f. Bartine Is Just recovering
from q severe attack of grip in Washing
ton and will start for home as 0 as
he is able to travel.
DR.. Richardson was over to the
Walker Lake Reservation last Friday
and Saturday on professional business.
lie reports a case of pneumonia at the
reserve.
A pair of eagles have a nest on the
peak OF White Horse Mountain and the
birds are seen by travellers who cross
the fiat.
The water that comes out of the can
yons to the north of town is im~pregrated
with mineral by the time it reaches the
plains and is not entirely satisfactory to
the taste.
The Ann Arbor Road has filed a petit
ton at Toledo, Ohio against Chiefs
Arthur and Sargent in q demand for
$3oO,0 900 damages. Conspiracy charges
are made.
The wind bag of the Reno Gazette had
better take another whack at the Kelley
cure or make application for admittance
to Ward q Of the insane asylum
Silver State.
The American flag has been hauled
down at Honolulu by order of Commits
sioner Blount and stays there perhaps
till those people know exactly what they
want 10 do.
If you want to keep posted on national
affairs read the Washington letters by
our regular correspondent. Senator
Voorhees, resolution is of interest to
railroad men in to-day's issue.
Nevada's exhibit has started for the
Worlds Fair in part and Commissioner
Yerington was on Sundays No. 8 bound
for Chicago. A few exhibits will be
sent later on.
George Silveria of Redlands has an
acre aud one-half of strawberries on
which his profits last year was over
$500. He produced berries for market
over eight months of the year.-Ex.
White Pine News: Several parties
are now circulating through the county
are from $1S to $21, and the contracts
call for delivery about the middle of
June.
We saw Tom Berry on the sand hill
last Sunday with the jawbone of a
sheep and a pair of gas pipe nippers.
The next day he came to town and
pulled three teeth for Judge Farwell.
The Judge was enquiring for DR.. Berry
to-day.
The New Era says there is a ripple of
excitement in American canyon in the
Humboldt range caused by the discovery
of placer diggings by Scott and Hender-
son, who are cleaning up from $40 to $40
= day.
G. w. Jones Jr.. sent up some nice
specimens yesterday from the lakes and
we will take pleasure in forwarding the
best to the Worlds Fair. We commend
the spirit in which the work was done
public good.
Hay is worth 500 a ton in Modoc
county and considerable stock are dying
Courier. You are too fast Bro. Carter.
No cattle are dying. only a few have
died, grain hay sells for $15 and grass
hay at $7.-Adin Argus.
The WADswoKTH DIsPArcH nounc
that Fred A. Sloss of San Francisco,
has located at that place aud is prepared
to do all kinds of painting and deccrat-
ing. This probably refers to Fred Sloss
of this place.-Lassen Mail.
John Lillard, buyer for Miller & Lux,
had his right leg broken last Monday
while assisting to load a train of cattle,
shipped by Poly, Hebron & Co. He
was riding in the chute when a wild
steer kicked him on the right leg, break
ing the small bone midway between the
knee and ankle.-Lovelock New Era.