The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-08-25

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and elected delegates TO the Populist
State convention to be held at Reno on
on the 9th of September.
Fish Commissioner Mills efforts to
stor the dumping OF sawdust in the
Truckee river have been crowned with
success. The manager OF tho Trnckee
lumber company has begun preparations
to burn the refuse.-News.
When the editors of the third party
papers find anything in favor of the Re-
publican party and that they fear may
prove injurious to their own pet schems
they follow their leader, the Denver
News, and offer a reward for the trans
lation of the troublesome article.-Car-
son News.
Jim Gregory say the inhabitants OF
White Horse City were startled by an
earthquake shock at five o'clock last Sat
urday morning. Jim's mansion swung
like a hammock in a breeze aud the sides
OF Il. q. Bailey's dug out bulged inward.
The dog went around and round i'll the
endeavor to get away.
IL. G. Cutting, OF Candelaria, and one
of Nevada's most promising Young men,
will seek the nomination of Suy.t. of
Public Instruction of Nevada, before the
State Silver party convention. Mr..
Cutting is u graduate OF the State Uni
versity and has beer an instructor i'll
the schools of Nevada foi several years,
and is fully capable OF filling the office
which he seeks, and ii nominated should
be elected.-Reveille.
On the other side of the Summit near
Shady Run Monday night HI attempt
WIS made to wreck westbound passenger
train No. 2. Unknow persons had re-
moved a rail by pulling the spikes and
taking off the fish plates. Fortunately
on Monday evening No. 2. was nearly an
hour late on leaving Truckee and the
track walker happened along the spot
where the rail was taken up in advance
of the train. Ii the train had been on
time it would have reached there first
and been wrecked.-Truckee Republican.
Judge Hayden brought an apple to
this office yesterday which looked as if
it had just peen plucked off the tree. 1t
was a last years apple and is an average
OF a lot packed by him last fall. He
says he puts a layer of sand in a barrel
or box, then puts v layer of apples and
cover the apples with sand. alternating
the apples and sand until the box or
barrel is filled. Yesterday, August 2lst
he took apples out of a barrel as sound.
solid, juicy and palatable as when they
were packed ten monts ago.-Journal.
One of the saddest affairs that has oc-
Cured in Truckee for a long time hap
pened last Monday evening. Mrs. VIM
fired Maggie committed suicide by taking
carbonic acid. He husband, John Maggie,
came home from his work at the usual
time, and had not been in the house
very long when his wife, holding a vial
in her hand, went up to a man named
Calsen, who was in the house at the
time, and said to him: "Here it goes"
at the same moment drinking half OF the
contents of the vial.-Truckee Republi-
can.
A short time ago u young lady was
troubled with a boil on her knee which
grew so bad that she thought is neces-
sary to call a physician. She had formed
a dislike for the family physician, so her
father suggested several others. and
finally said that he would call in the
physician with the homeopathic case,
who passed the house every day. They
kept a sharp lookout for bin, and when
he came along he was called in. The
yoang lady modestly showed him the
disabled menber. The little man
looked at it and said: "Why, that's
pretty bad" "Well." she said. what
must I dor" "If | were you," he an
swered, 81 would send for a physician.
1 am a piano-tuner. "-Ex.
The idea of a newspaper working for
glory and boosting candidates into public
favor is growing beautifully thin" 1t
takes money to conduct the publication
of the Mountain Echo, and the candi-
dates who desire to be boosted into no
tariety and have the bright side OF their
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