The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-09-05

+. 0linghouse will move his meat
market to the east room of f. Griswold's
new building.
Your attention is called to the notice
that John Sunderland's new advertise
ment will appear in next Saturdays is
sue of the DIsPATcH. He is now loading
his shelves with the finest quality of
goods that was ever brought into the
market and is able to sell the best
goods at the lowest prices.
The A. r. U. committee of Wadsworth
returned from Carson Sunday. Liberal
donations were made by both towns
for the defense of the Carlin strikess and
over 500 was collected here yesterday
The committe desires to thank all con-
tributors for the interest manifested
in behalf of their comrades, and hope
to establish the Innocence of those in
dicted.-Journal.
II. G. Cutting, of this place-than
whom there is no more successful In
strnctorin Nevado-seeks the nomination
of State superintendent of Public In
struction, before the Silver party conyen
ton. Mr.. Cutting is a graduate of the
State University and is fully capable of
filling the Office. He has the Esmeralda
delegation solid.-Mason Valley Tidings.
The American Protectionist does not
eyade the legitimate results of his thee
ry. He starts with the proposition that
whatever is manufactured at home gives
work and wages to our own people, and
that it the duty is wen put so high as to
prohibit the import of the foreign ar
ticle, the competition of home producers
will rapidly reduce the price to the con-
snmer.-Ex.
An exchange says; "If men are the
salt OF the earth, the m are un-
doubtely the sugar. Salt is a necessity,
sugar is a luxury. Vicious men are salt
petre, Indifferent men rock salt, and
nice men table salt. Old maids are the
brown sugar, good natured matrons the
loaf sugar, and the pretty girls the fine
pulverized sugar. Pass the ~pulverized
sugar, please"
Saturday at half past ten o'clock, the
time set for Patrick Martin and AL
Thompson to plead to the indictments
found against them for c%onspircy to
obstuct the U. S. mails and interfering
with inter state commerce, Judge Hawley
informed the young men that he had not
found a lawyer who would appear for
them and that he would give them two
weeks more in which to produce a law
yer.-Carson News.
Professor Orvis Rings name is q house
hold word in nearly every home in
Nevada, and he has done more for the
cause of education than any other thirty
men that ever made Nevada their home !;
he has assisted many young men to
gain an education and no boy wanting an
CuuNotioh CNcT dppcdicu W nun III Fhlu.
In fact he might be termed educational
enthusiast with the education OF youth
of Nevada for his hobby, ana no better
selection for Superintendent of schools
could have been made than Mr.. Ring
Carson News.
The Supreme Lodge of Knights OF
pythias elected the following officers to
serve until the next biennial c~onclave :
Supreme Chancellor, Walter B. Richie.
Ohio; Supreme Vice-Chancellor, Phillip
T. Colgrove, Michigan Supreme Prelate
Albert Steinhart, G~reenville, Ala Mas
ter of the Exchequer, Thomas Il. Sam
pie, Allegheny, Pa: Supreme Keeper OF
Records and Seal, X. l.. C. White, Nash
vile, Ten; Supreme Master at Arms.
A. b. Garner, New York Supreme Inner
Guard, James Moulton, New Brunswick /;
Supreme Outer Guard, John w. Thomp-
son, Washington President of the Board
of Control, John A. Henley, Chicago.
Popular and Classic.