The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-15

oy mn Is being filled by H. A. Gilbert
iornneriy a public school teacher at
Loyelock.
1ohh Irolson, who was convicted at
virginia for embezzlement from Wells
Fargo d Co., has heen sentenced to five
years In the State Prison. The ase will
be appealed.
A number of sheep shearers with q
six-horse team put up at Russell & Cros-
Dy's night before last. They are bound
Ior wheeler and Ridnour's ranch on
Mud Lake.
Bob Plachck came up from Mud Lake
Monday night and extended the DIS
PATCH scribe an invitation to visit him
and we will endeavor to do 10 in the
early future.
The Mschinists dance on April 9TH is
o attracting considerable attention and
promises not only a large attendance of
town people but also a number from
other districts.
Reports from all parts of the country
are to the effect that there is plenty Of
snow in the mountains and the out
look for plenty of water the coming
season is exceptionally good.
Miss Sallie Austin who made herself
quite q ~favorite during her visit at Wads-
worth departed for her old home Mon
day morning. A number of friends were
at the depot to say good by and wish
her "God speed" to Baltimore.
The children throughout this part OF
the country have had a hard time the
past month with a mild form of wheop-
ing cough or some similar epidemic.
Many a family in town has not had a
nights rest for several weeks.-Genoa
Courier.
II. A Gilbert who has been teacher at
the Marker school house, departed yes
terday for Wadsworth to accept a posi-
ton in the Wadsworth railroad office.
He has given satisfaction during his en-
cnmbency as teacher and many regret
his leaving.-New Era.
The s. P. Company has received a car
load of terra Gotta pipe to be used to-
conduct sewerage outside of town limits.
The endeavor to do all they possibly can
towards helping the sanitary condition
of Woduworfh 10 opnroc;ofaJ
Silver State: The news telegrsphed
from Sah Francisco a few days ago that
the promoters Of the Salt Lake road had
~abandonded the project is pronounced to
be q base fabrication by those who are in
a position to know. That the road will
be built is stated as . positive fact.
The law regarding cattle running in
two or more counties in the State is
changed and cattle are now to be taxed
In each county at a value proportionate
to the time they in run each during the
entire year. Heretofore all live stock has
been assessed in the county where the
owner maintained his home station,
though the stock may range nine months
in the year in some adjoining county.
The First National Bank, by its cash
Ter, Chas. T. Render, that no
charge will be made to its customers
henceforth for exchange OH Sacramento
and San Francisco. 1t was also an
nounced that on and after April LIST the
bank will issue time certificates of de-
post, bearing interest at the rate of 4 per
cent per annum. These are new depar-
lures in the banking business in Nevada
that will be appreciated by the public
Journal.
The Sacramento Bee prayed to God
that the California Legislature would
adjourn and now it is probable that the
capital of the State will be moved to San
Jose or some other city where the papers
would have a higher regard for Legisla-
lures and Legislators. Sacramento ia
alarmed as a constitutional amendment
covering the question meets the approval
of both houses and will be submitted to
the people for ratification at the ballot
box.
Horses to be Shipped.
Jas. Nichol, of Mason Valley, has re-