The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-09-01

make an extensive visit to Californi a
and return and spend the winter with
her folks here.
IL. l.. Bellam is here from Anaconda
Montana, on a visit to his father Rev.
Mr.. Bellam of Wadsworth. He saws
times are quite lively in that section OF
Northumberland.
A applied for naturalization
papers IN Chicago and was reiued. He
now proposes to carry the case to the
higher courts to test the constitution
atty of the law.
Brooks McLane, Clarence Denning
and Bub Peacock arrived in town last
night.iro.n a two weeks hunting expe
ditlon. They thought it was Saturday
instead OF Friday.
Mrs. j. B. CUNNINGHAM and children
are spending a few weeks visiting at
Truckee. Since their arrival at that
place little Floyd fell and broke his arm
but the child is getting along nicely.
The Ogden Press, speaking of the Re-
publican nominee for Governor in this
State, says:"Mr. Cleveland is one OF the
ablest and most progressive men in the
Sagebrush State aud will probably be
elected"
The Washoe county delegates to the
State Convention which meets in Carson
September 4th, are requested to meet at
the office of T. V. Julien Saturday eve
ming September l, 1894, at 7:3O P. M. for
consultation.
Belknap Bower met with an unfortu-
nate accident on the wharf at Tahoe CITY
some two or three weeks ago in which
he fell and broke a rib. He will soon
be able to get around again. We hope
he will soon fully recover.
II. C. Cutting, candidate for the NOM
ination of State Superindent of Schools
before the Silver Convention, arrived
from Candaleria OIL Wednesday evening.
He feels quite encouraged over his
prospects.-Journal.
Miss Minnie Davis, daughter of jeff
Davis, and the Daughter of the Con-
federacy," who now lives at Colorado
Springs, COL, where m have the
sight to vote, has announced her inten-
ton to vote the Republican ticket.
The Indians say Piute George, who
came here three weeks ago from Virginia
City, has disappeared. They searched
for him at Wadsworth, Winnemucca
and Austin, but can find no trace Of
him. lie has a wife and three children.
Mrs. j. +. George and Mrs. M. Short
left yesterday morning for Salt Lake to
accompany Miss Beulah George and
Miss Maude Fellnagle who will enter
school at that place. We hope to hear
of tue success that may crown the
effort of the two promising young ladies'.
At the meeting of the Democratic
County Committee held last evening, it
al decided not to send any delegates tc
the Democratic State Convention to be
held in Carson Oh the 18th OF September.
The sentiment was also against holding
u County Conven. ion.-Elko Indepen-
dent.
Cap. Palmer told the Independent
last evening that there was an affecting
at Carlin when the indicted strik-
ers left for Carson. Nearly every man,
woman and child in town were on the
platform wishing the boys a speedy de-
liverance from the hands of their perez
cutors.
Miss Mamie Lane. who left Carson
when she was a little girl, was graduated
with high honors from the Normal class
of the Nevada State University about
four years ago. Not long since the
alumni of her class had a reunion and
Miss Lane was chosen poet OF the occa-
sion, a position which she filled admira-
bly.-Carson News. Miss Lane teaches
Wadsworth this term.
An exchange says: "If your local pa
per has trod on your toes a little in per-
its mission, don't get your back
up and abuse the editor, but stop and
take a long breath, and think for a sea-
son, and see If you can't remember
of the favors and kindness it has