The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-09-15

were on Tuesday nights train bound for
.he sovereign Grand Grand Lodge |. O.
w.. f. meeting at CHATTANOOGA Tam
Most OF the men who go about shouting
That a public office is a public trust
make a private cinch of it before thew
get through if they have half a chance.
Appeal.
I. Happier and ]. c. Marsh, two of
the Carlin strikers, have fnrp;sbed
bonds in the sun of $4,000 and have
been released from the custody OF the
United States Marshal.
The 92-93 club will O have A meet
ing and commence their active work
again. They have beautifed the outside
OF our little church and will soon bean
THY the inside OF it. They are a church
improvement body.
Now that We are having cooler wealth
er we are in hopes of seeing a larger at
tendance at church. All are made well
come there and the sermons by Rev.
Bellam and the singing by our young
ladies' is all that could be expected.
The Grand Jury made a part Al report
to Judge Talbot Wednesday afternoon.
The charges against George Douglass for
for grand larceny committed at Cerlin
and VIM. S. Whitlow for stealing an en-
engine at Wells on the 18th of MAJ we're
ignored.-Elko Independent.
When a person wants a photograph
they want a good one and the way to
get a good one is TO go to a first-class
artist. e. e. Skinner, the Reno pho
tographcr, guarantees the best of salts
~fsstion. Give him call.
The Winnemucca Silver State says
The Silver party, under the auspices of
some OF its members in Humboldt coun-
ty, have done more to assist the national
Peoples party than the whole patch of
kicking Washoe and Lincoln county
statesmen put together.
Don't buy blood purifier because it 10
Cheap" The best-the Superior Medi-
cine-.Ayer's S~srsaprilla, is, in the end
the cheapest blood-purifer in the mar
ket. The ingredients of which it is COM
posed are the most expensive and medi-
cinally edicacions that can be- obtained.
Our school opened with nearly every
child present. So tar the pupils like
our teachers. Our graduating class this
year will consist of four of our young
ladies: Misses Bessie Whited, Pearl
Pike, Eta Hettenhausen and Bertha
Wickland. Our school house looks nea,
and clean inside, the directors having
had it thoroughly cleaned and painted,
G. w. Lindsay and ]. E. Griffin take
this method of thanking the people Of
Winnemucca for the benevolent and
generous in which they were
treated here while soliciting aid the in
dicted Carlin strikers whose case comes
off at Carson Monday. The young mel
were we'll received here and were greatly
admired for their noble work in q just
cause.-Silver State.
At a caucus Of the members of the
Peoples party of Wadsworth held a,
Golding's shoe shop Wednesday evening
the following names were selected to be
voted for at the primaries today. Ten
names to be selected from the list below
= Andy Russell, John Driscoil, VIM.
Nichols, Warrin Golding, George Fra
ger, l.. B.. Smith. l.. Sanford, M. w.
Donelin, Ed Gregory, Brooks McClaAe,
Jas. Crosby. Frank Sisson, w II A Pike,
c. ID. Herman, John WARM, Jas. Poole,
VIM. Campbell. j. w. Davis, George
Hills, &. W. Sawyer.
Polls open from IL to 6 p. m.
The trial of Mrs. H. H. Hartley,
charged with the murder of Senator
Foley, began Monday in Reno. 1t is
said that in'the prosecution of the case
no one in any way connected with it
will be spared, and there will be a lively
rafting Of homes before the case is over,
which fact has already become so pain
fully true that the Reno women no long
er crowd the courtroom and depend on
the Reno Gazette to get the complete
news of the trial. The defendants testi-
mony, particularly that part brought
out by cross-examination, is very torrid.