The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-30

Ny w 40 LiOuet.
Hon. w. Ii. A. Pike gets sea-sick ON
tie merry-go-round and VIM. Molten was
anxious TO buy him several tickets.
seventy-five cents per day and found
is the wages white men are getting in
the vineyards of Fresno, this season.
Matters have SO shaped themselves on
the Comstock that not q whistle will be
heard ON the lode by the 10 of next
month.
Senator Foley paid a flying visit to
the eastern part of the state and was
greeting friends at the depot on his
return.
AL. Meyers, chairman grievance COM
miitee B. of L. E. spent a few hours in
town last Saturday shaking hands with
the boys.
Senator Stewart continues to arouse the
ire OF gold bug papers, proof positive
that he is pouring hot shot where it will
do good.
r. L. Fulton says Nevada people do
not take advantage of natures gifts in
this state, and he's right, even if he is a
land agent.
The statutes of 1891, page 40, provide
that ducks, quail and similar wild game
cannot I've lawfully killed until the 10Th
of September.
Prof. Il. F. Arnold came in last Friday
and proceeded to Loyalton and was mar
ried to Miss Leoni Smith on Wednesday.
Sierra Valley Leader.
We get a roasting every once in awhile
on account Of the mails, but with the
sting is the sweet consolation that the
DISPATCH is appreciated.
The custom OF burial Of tine dead is
gaining in favor with the Piutes and the
cremation formerly practiced exclu-
sively is now on the wane.
Reno's citizens called on the board Of
health to promptly use vigorous meas
urse to stop d%iptheria becoming cpl
demIc and the Board acted.
The Austin Reveille says the hay CROP
is very heavy this season, and as feed is
scarce in that section, it will be used
next Winter in feeding cattle.
The librarian will be in attendance at
the library rooms from 2: 30 P. M. to go
p. N. daily, except Sunday, for the bettel
accommodation of patrons.
Understand Ralph Norris has grass
hay for sale and we note the fact for the
information of such of our readers who
prefer to feed it to stock instead OF al
falfa.
The feeling against Chinese in
Fresno. Tulare, Baker sfield and other
parts Of southern California is intense
and may result in an outbreak at any
time,
There are rumors and rumors as to
what will come next to reduce expenses
on the railroad, Many of the fears are
groundless. 81.
Fred Frey is not eligible for West
Point on account of being a few months
too old. F. G. Butterfly of Gold Hill
stands next.
The Lassen Mail reached our desk
as an eight page and it will continue as
such. Tho Mail is q welcome visitor and
worth of incgeace support by the bus
mess men Of Susanyille.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean has come out
unequivocally for bi-metallism. The
%"silver lining to the cloud' is growing
wider and brighter as such great journals
echo the command: "Let there be
light"
Mrs. J. n. Whited says she looked in
vain among the Nevada exhibit for some
of our famous spuds, and the lady right
fully thinks that our farmers are making
q mistake in not tending such important
productions to the exhibit at Chicago.
The field and Farm says: Montana
sheepmen are very much exercised over
the impending ruin of the sheep indus
t,y throuvh the remoyal of the tariff