The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-14

The Journal says that Senator Stewart
Will soon visit his mines in Old Mexico
anu on MS return stop over in Nevada
1t is strange that some people will
TAKE a greater interest in their neigh
boris affairs than they do in their own
A farm of 700 acres, near Loyelock
yielded an average of AK bushels n
wheat last seasoh.-New Era, Lovelock.
Hen fruit of good quality was sold last
week here at 10 cents a dozen, the lowest
price reached in a long time.-Pioche
Lode.
Henry Theelen, accompanied by his
daughter who has been attending school
at Reno passed through for St. Clair
Monday.
Hon. W. II. A. Pike has been rendered
wells, Fargo & Co.'S, agency at Wads-
worth, and is preparing to accept the
position.
A carload of wagons, buggies and carts
have been unloaded at the freight depot
for A. F. Rocker & Co. The vehicles go to
Churchill.
They say that the R. Herr diamond
ring In the DISPATCH is responsible for
the marriages that take place every
week or so.
Major-General Heating and staff and
Col. Lord have accepted invitations to
participate in the Reno Fourth of July
celebration.
A. S. Nichols lost two calves with
tuberculosis of the lungs this week. The
disease is liable to be epidemic.-Sierra
Valley Leader.
Fish Commissioners threaten to
commence snit against the lumber COM
panies to stop the dumping of sawdust
into the Truckee.
It rs reported in Carson that Bill
Gibson will lose his position at the
Stewart Institute next month. An east
ern man gets the place.
The Odd Fellows of Carson are making
extensive preparations for the entertain
ment of the Grand Lodge which meets
there on the Goth of this month.
The rattle for the Abbay horse, cart and
etc, anne off Monday night, and wal a
tie between Jesse Whited and Mrs. K.
II. Richardson. as was the throw.
Redemption Lodge, No. 81. o. G. T.
shared the fate OF other Temperance
organizations that have been started in
Winnemucca, and gave up the ghost.
wm Read, Grand Master, and w. S.
Beard, Past Grand Master, visited Wads-
worth Lodge No. 34I. o. o. F. Monday
night and said they spent a social and
business evening.
Young BOYS will shoot the wrong dove
some of these days; don't point the gun
at houses or you will blind somebody
for life, and get in serious trouble. Com
plants are numerous.
More work and less excitement is
what White Horse Mining District
needs. From the prospects now COM
ing in it will soon be able to speak for
itself without guesses thrown in.
A telegram received Monday by c. H.
Lewis said Geo. E. Hills was diving at
Laughton's Springs, but his condition
has greatly improved since that time,
and the springs will bring him out o. K.
The National Order of Railway Con-
ductors will ask an investigation of the
cases of about thirty conductors discharg-
ed by the Southern Pacific Co. during
April and May, presumably on reports
of spotters-Ex.
1t 10 reported in the railroad circles
that the Southern Pacific Company will
extend its Placerville branch to Reno,
Nevada, tapping the rich sugar pine
belts OF Eastern California, between
Piacerville and the summit.-S. F. Call.
The following were the top prices last
week and the relative prices at corre-
spending date last year in Chicago:
!. Beeves,. SO 90; n year ago, 81 75;
hogs, ~ 20, one year ago, "a 80; sheep.
IS %, one year ago, 81 90; lambs, $6 25,
one year ago. 81 26.
There are persons who pretend to
think that q local newspaper is no help
to q town. These have nothing at stake /:
their presence is a calamity and their
absence would be a blessing. They are
of that short-sighted class who "never
miss the water till the we'll runs dry"
Homer Index.
All information that citizens Of this
State can give the Appeal on land grab
bling, in Nevada, will be thankfully re-
ceived. Information is gradually COM
ing in and if half we learn is true there
are plenty of men in this State who