The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-04-07

Willie Dunn, the lniute who stal,hf 4
and killed Charlie Winnemucca at the
~ ramid Reserve about four wears ago
has been pardoned OUT of the Ohio peni-
Tertiary on account on failing healtl,
The new cemetery is located on the
west bank of the Truckee river, north of
the school-house, and between Bridge
Sc!,ool streets. Work has been COM
menced and t'e matter will be pushed
to completion. The site is beautiful.
The County Commissioners of Story
county have enacted an ordinance Great
ing a chain gang. and which provides
that Migrants and others sentenced SO to
serve shall work upon the streets and
be shackled with a ball and chain.
Ii. II. Beck and Archie Harrington in
spected anumber of the White Horse
mines and say they were satisfied with
the outlook. Mr.. Beck thinks White
Horse CITY will be a permanent camp
aud that the prospects are favorable in
deed Tor come good mines in the district.
At q regular meeting of Wadsworth
Lodge No. 81 l. o. 0. +. held Monday
the following Past Grands were elected
to serve as representatives to the grand
lodge to be held in Virginia City in
June: r. l.. Fuller, James shepiey, l..
Hettenhausen, John Schwandt, and
Archie Steele.
Chas. Bernard, wife and daughter, J..
G. March, wife and daughter, Mrs. Arm
him and daughter, all of Carlin, passed
through OH Thursdays No. 4 for San
Francisco. The party was met at the
train here by a large number of Wads-
worth acquaintances who wished them
u pleasant trip at the Midwinter Fair.
G. q. Hinze who is now doing the
Midwinter Fair will shortly pass through
Wadsworth on his way to Germany.
During the time he lived here he made
many friends by his genial manners and
We will miss his CHEEKY c%ountenance
during evening talks. he was always
pleasant and agreeable and good COM
pany. We wish him a safe journey to
the Old World and trust to see him again
in future years.
In taken of their appreciation of the
kindness extended by fireman James
Cummings to his brother tiremen EN-
Inc Zeigler while the latter was hover
ing between life and death, the boys at
the railroad hospital, Sacramento, pre-
scented Jim with a b. of l.. +. gold pin.
1t was well bestowed as every one knows
that Jim Cummings III always ready to
help the sick or injured and is the first
volunteer when lie ls around.
The pubic school at Clarks closed last
Friday. Under the guidance of Miss
Mamie Lane the school has ~prospered
and the closing exercises were very in
teresting. Jessie, Sarah and Manda
Hill, Arthur Turner and Walter Smith
are entitled to special mention for the
manner in which they performed their
parts. Mrs. Turner furnished the mu-
sic for the evening. Miss Lane read an
interesting prophesy regarding the par
ents and pupils.
Congressman Carr is encouraged over
the prospects OF his bill for the cession of
a million acres to each of the arid land
States and Territories to be improved by
irrigation. The general expression Of
opinion by members in favor of the bill
leaves little doubt that it will be favor
ably reported soon by the Committee on
Public Lands. Mr.. Carr believes the
bill will receive the unanimous indorse-
ment of the Committee. Senators
Dolph and Villas favor the bill. They
say it provides for an experiment in the
right direction, and may lead to a solu-
ton of the question of what shall be
done to reclaim arid lands.
The gloomy fears and the WEAKNESS
OF soul, of which 20 many complain,
would disappear if the blood were made
more healthy before it reaches the brain.
Ayers Sarsaparilla purifes and vitalizes
the blood, and thus conduces to health
OF body and mind.
Halls Hair Remover cures dandruff
and scalp affections; also all cases OF