The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-08-01

49, ANoeunam was an old resident Of thu
State.
since the strike a number Of the
"adsworth girls are thinking Of tak;,o
So'u'er-ooys to raise. "Arn't they nice
mammal
Il. K. Dodge and +. II. N~orcross Of
Keno passed very successful examination
before the Supreme Court YESTERDAY
to practice law in Nevada.
Kennedy mining district is attracting
the attention of a large number of pros
pectors and others in seach Of emnloy-
meni at represent time.
Mrs. IL. Thurtell, the wife of Prof
Henery Thurtell. Que of Reno's most
prominet citizens died at Reno Saturday
afternoon after a brief illness.
A number OF the boys who have been
unable TO get reinstated on the railroad.
and in the shops, are leaving daily to
seek new fields of employment.
Senator Chas. Kaiser of Still left
here yesterday morning for Truckee in
a private conveyance where he has gone
to look after interests at that place.
The river is very low at the present. 1t
must be on the account OF the gate at
the dam at Tahoe being closed as the
river was quite swift two or three DAYS
ago.
John Kaine has an advertisement in
this issue of the DIsPATcH to the effect
that he will sell unbailed alfalfa hay for
IS. per ton. Orders may be left at John
Lees store.
VIM. Herting convicted of manslaugh-
ter Virginia City for the murder of VIM.
Cox, was sentenced by Judge Rising to
ten years Imprisonment in the State PEN
etentiary.
The yatch race between the Vigilan
and the Britannia on the 20 inst. was
won by the Britannia. This is the ten
tn victory for the British yatch out OF
thirteen races.
A large meteor passed over Wadsworth
evening about dusk in a south
westerly direction; it burst into many
and left a trail OF fire which
lasted several minutes.
One of the police officers OF Gardiner,
took a snooze the the other day
in his front yard and when he awoke his
handouts were on on his own wrists and
his watch and money were gone.
Col. j. II. Atkins, formerly of Wads-
has been promoted as agent Of
the Southern Pacific Company at Castle
.rags, Cal. The Colonel's many friends
here will be pleased to hear OF his good
luck.
Ed. Short won the horse that was raj.
1ed off at Brooks Mechanics saloon Fri.
lay evening by the A. r.. q. Ed is in
1oubt as to whether the horse is worth
The treat that he had to stand, on the
of his winning.
Ayers Ague Cure never fails to neutra-
ize the poisons OF malaria, and eradicate
hem from the system. This PREPARATION
3 purely vegetable, contains no harm
ull ingredients, and, if taken according
directions, is warranted to cure fever
md ague. Try it.
The relations OF the late Henry Cobb
AVE received $4,000 from the Endow-
nent Rank of the Knights of Pythias.
rs Henry Cobb's death occurred scarce
y two months ago, the prompt payment
# the insurance money speaks we'll for
he order of Knights of Pythias.
Quite a number of the valve stems
hat were taken from the engines In the
Vadsworth roundhouse on the morning
t the 18th inst. have been found.
were found on the outskirts of
own buried in the sand, and a number
vere found in the bed of the river.
At a meeting of the Republican State
'entral Commute held at Carson Sat
lrday It WAS decided to hold the pri-
naries ON the 14th OF August. The
,taie convention will be held at Reno
n August Oath. Resolutions of res
'ect were adopted to the memory of M.
}. Foley and Frank Emmett was select