The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-16

work by the first proximo.
Inc Sparks cattle company shipped Is
carloads OF beef cattle from Tacoma. Flko
county, to Chicago Sunday.
Tom Hill frequently make trips from
his ranch at Clarks with a load of choice
iruits-such as Nevada produces.
Ex-Conductor Frank Blaney has re-
turned from the Worlds Fair and is now
working on the Truckee Division.
IL Is said that a pinch of salt placed
on the tongue and allowed to dissolve
slowly is helpful in sick headache.
Nearly all the sawmills and logging
camps in the vicinity of Truckee have
suspended operations for the season.
Senator Stewart has been working
very hard for his constituents and their
interests and will continue the battle to
the end.
The Poor Mans Clothing Store, Reno,
has just received a car load of goods from
the east. They are doing a fourishing
business.
The Fire Commissioners will test the
water mains this afternoon al four
o'clock. 1t will be well TO stand away
from in front.
Fifty boxes of creamery butter were
shipped to S. F. last night. This is the
largest shipment ever made from this
point.-Carson News.
w. S. Bailey passed through from
Churchill to Reno Thursday. MI. Bailey
as a director of the State Fair says it
promises to be the best one ever held.
G. o. Porter has had a fence built
around his yard and his house brighten
ed with a fresh coat of paint. Mr.. Porter
takes pride in having a neat cosy home.
Natchez killed one Of his bear cubs
Thursday and the carcass was shipped
to the local butcher of Battle Noun
tain who will sell his patrons bear
steak.
Recent arrivals of shoes at Griswolds
making a full stock in sizes and styles.
Ladies elegant vici kid shoe. The
jeanette reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Cloth top $3.50.
DR.. Patterson of Reno and a Catholic
priest from the same place were on
yesterdays No 8 having been summoned
to the bedside of Mrs. G. H. Derbrshire
who is dangerously sick at Winnemucca.
Considerable ore is being piled up at
several of the White Horse mines and
a mill in the district or on the banks of
the Truckee is now a foregone conclu-
sion and will, we hope, o be a
certainty.
A sunhower has grown in Mrs. Fletch-
er's yard hat is ten feet ten inches tall
and, we give it up, as ours is only ten
feet. One-fourth acre of sunfiower seed
will feed a lot of chickens a year.-Sierra
Valley Leader.
Major Isaac J. Wooten of Delaware,
has been nominated by the President for
the position of U. s. Indian Agent at the
Nevada Agency, Nevada. The Major will
probably not leave for Nevada until he
is confirmed by the Senate.
The first regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society will be held at Mrs. ster-
ling's Monday evening at 7:3O. A
special invitation is cordially extended
to all who are interested in church work.
By order Of the president,
Mrs. WIN. MACPHERSON.
Warren Sheridan the mining expert
returned from the Lovelock mines yes
terday. He says he never saw so many
different kinds and colors of ore, but it
is no place for a poor man. There has
not been sufficient prospecting done to
determine the value of ore discoveries
and it would require capital to test them.
Appeal.
The gold bugs are arguing that Silver
men are biased who hold stock in West
ern mines. Stewart met this change by
offering a resolution to the U. s. Senate
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