The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-18

If you have goods to sell advertise
them in the DISPATCH. Purchasers
must know you have Something to sell
before they buy.
Belknap Bower was in town yesterday
having come up from r. Fl. Cowles'
store on Mud Lake slough. He looks
we'll and hearty.
DIR. +. A. Jackman has been prospect
ing his claim on the flat in White Horse
and is feeling very good over quartz
which shows free gold.
There are quite a number of prospect
ors at White Horse owing to the show
ing made by assays taken from rock in
the White Horse mine.
The Southern Pacific will employ
Pinkerton's detectives after Jan. LIST,
1896, in a variety of capacities connect
ed with its secret service department.
John Lees dry goods department is
getting to be extensive enough for a
city store. The effort is in the right
direction and most pleasing to the
ladies.
For cold weather call and examine
those fine Chinchilla coats and vests at
Griswold's-Good-Cheap. Also three
children's cloaks at a sacrifice, two
thirds cost.
From all appearances the railroad
company will have use for snow plowr
and Hangers and the boys and girls can
get out their sleds. The weather is de-
cidedly wintry.
Lyon Lodge, X. OF P. gave an ami
versary ball Thursday night which the
Times %pronounces the most enjoyable
affair of the kind that has taken place
in Dayton for some years.
II a mining claim was located in Jan
uary, 1895, the 500 worth of assess
ment work must be done within the
year after location, and after that, each
year within the calendar year.
A large and well selected stock OF
holiday goods at Griswold's and prices
to suit the times. Sacramento and
other quotations of cash stores fairly
met. Come first and get your choice.
For one 'in his dotsge' Senator
Stewart did some phenomenal work in
recognizing the Senate and if some OF
his colleagues would get ''in their dot
age the Senate would be a mighty live
~ body.
Nevada stands a good chance for fur
nishing the material for the depot at
San Francisco. The bid which EN-.
braced the stone from the quarry on
the Carson river was the lowest, being
1922, 022.
The meeting of the Republican Coun-
ty Central Committee will take place at
Senator Summertield's office, Reno,
Friday evening, December 10Th, at s
O'Clock. Business OF importance will be
transacted.
Good miners out of work are said to
be scarce in DeLamar. Idle men OF any
description are not numerous either,
but the unemployed are those who may
be elassed as general laborers, and have
no special line OF work.
Two full moons will occur in Deem
Der. 1t is quite rare for December, or
any other month for hat matter, to
have two full moons. The only instance
before this was 1896 years ago, at the
coming of the Savior.
Times are on the mend, surely. A fat
Washoe Indian-he weighs over 200
pounds-perambulated Main street one
day last week, wearing a pair OF light
kid gloves and twirling a zane says the
Genoa Courier. Our devil thinks it a
light costume for frosty weather.
The hunters who blaze away with
their shot guns regardless of the live
stock are the ones who make trouble
for the ranchers and cause all hunters
to be ruled off the premises. The
ranchers lose an occasional cow or horse
through careless shooting.
John Trolson, who was convicted of
embezzlement in Storey County in 1893
and sentenced to five years in State
Prison, and James Mccarthy, who was
convicted OF murder in the second de-
gree in 1883 and sentenced to twenty