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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-20
Fishing.

Disciples OF Isaac Walton and all
lovers III the piscatorial art can find
splendid opportunity these fine days ion
delightful sport along the Truckee river.
trout are plentiful and rising well to
''tiies,", besides being ready to take d
grasshopper On sight. Most any one can
eaten some fish, while the more skillful
manipulators Of the rod and reel usually
ill their baskets in IA few hours. +. NJ.
Rutherford seems 10 think that he has
t ken the boss trout OF the season. Yes
terday, down below Moody's ice pond,
he succeeded in landing a McCloud river
trout that measured twenty-five ana
one-half inches in length and weighed
nearly six pounds, says the Truckee Re-
publican. Fishing Is good at Keno
VIII re the river banks are we'll lined by
fishermen who say the trout are in
splendid condition and biting well
enough to furnish the best OF sport.
There is good ground between Nads-
worth and Reno.
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home MERCHANT.

1t seems to us to be the height of folly
to send money out of the county when
it is is not necessary. Ii many OF the
people who trade outide because they
can save a few cents, would consider
how much of that money is eve sent
back to the county again for investment,
how much these outside people do to
build up our towns and give work to orr
towns and give work to our people, per-
haps they would realize that after all
they are not saving so much.
IL is too often the case with many
people ii they wish accommodation OF
any kind to make Il straight dive Tor the
home merchant ii they happen to be
closed pressed Tor money they are per-
lectly satisfied to be credited by him
but if they get hold of Il little money
they. forget all about him and send
straight away to a far-off city or town.
At the same time, il there IL any
money to be raised for II public enter
~ lSNy II liiClC 10 any bONh improvement
to be made, if there is a celebration, a
fair OF something of the like De contrib
uted, the merchant is always sought
alter to head the list for the largest sum-.
The way to make a community pros
porous is to patroniZe the men who arr
trying to build it up, who spend Their
money in the community and VINO al
ways have an encouraging word Tor til.
various industries of the community.
Ii the thousands OF dollars that are
unnecessary sent out OF the various
towns in the county II to help build up
other places, were spent at home, We
would have II more prosperous section.
Live and let live is the motto of the
coming century, and TO- is Il good time
to begin it's practice in o.uer to e.ow ac-
customed to Tx.
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BORN.

McRACKEN-At Wadsworth, Nevada,
July 18th, 1895, to lhe wife OF Sco,t
McRacken, a son
FRIBERG-At Wadsworth. Nevada,
July 10th, 1895, TO the wife vi John
Fnberg, a daughter.
COZZENS-At Lovelock, Nevada, July
II, 1895, to the wife OF Eugene Coz
zens, a daughter.
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Last Chance

The Photo Car will leave Wadsworth
for Lovelock next Tuesday morning. All
.ittings made by Sunday night finished
before car leaves. Until then best cabi-
nets $3.50 per dozen.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-20

FOR SALE-A dwelling consisting q
six roeuie, well furnished; also cellal
sad good barn, With hofee, ear, and har-
ne inciuHod, FOR particulars inqHart
OF Mrs. y. ~. GEeIY.
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BREV1F1ES.

IOSlC1 IiChi1tb q PTO 49, -
Snator Kaiser is visiting San Fran
cisco.
Ladies Journals for August at this
office.
W. ID. Linton is in from EagIeville on
a visit.
Little Lily Abbay is visiting relatives
at Oakland.
Miss Lizzie Wightman is visiting
Reno friends.
A social dance will take place at
SIusic Hall this evening.
Superintendent Agler came in from
the East Wednesday night.
Miss Sarah Alt of Reno passed
through for Lovelock yesterday.
Keep Nevada money in Nevada. That
il the way to develop the State.
The horse flesh industry established
at Portland, Oregon, is thriving.
There are 942O school children be-
tween the ages of 6 and 18 years in Ne
vada.
Misses Irene and Bertha Duffy OF
Reno have been visiting relatives at this
place.
George Abbay, Jr., of the DISPATCH
Office is visiting and taking an outing at
Carlin.
The Lewis property OF Main street 8
repaired and fixed up for Il business of
some kind.
The Democrats OF Missouri will con-
slider the silver question in convention
August 18th.
Dan Baird the General Merchandise
dealer OF st. Clair was in town ON bust
ness yesterday.
W. S. Bailey has brought the William
lamb cottage and will IN future reside
in ellsworth.
1t rifles a newspaperman to receive a
". s. weather report with the mercury
reaching for III.
The school-house needs a coat of paint.
we remember we have observed some
t ling vi I, e kind before.
William Donaldson's brick yard is in
active operation and the force turns out
from 1200J to 10000 per day.
There are more people camping at
bonner Lake this summer than have
been for several years past.
1t is evident the Republican party
will this year favor free coinage OF silver
I HIy international agreement.
Senator Sherman does not think the
Kepublican party will ever espouse the
tanse OF the double standard.
The DISPATCH erred in saying Mrs. E.
7 e. Lothrop was visiting in California.
ybe lady is at home in i'll health.
If the person who stole that fat young
nullet will call around we Will eontri-
butte another, providing it is for a sick
f, erson.
The papers filled at Reno in the con-
est case of Mrs. Hartley's babe gives
he child's name as vernon Harrison
Hartley"
Mrs. A. T. Clippenger and daughter
ALA. who were visiting at Woodland,
,al. ior the past week, returned Thurs
lay night.
The Rio Grande is ont of its banks
II md Uncle Sam. it Is said, will loose a
food many miles Of territory by the
.hange OF nature.
w. E. Lampson passed West last
Phursdav evening, He is doing well
financially with his gravel mines IN
II humboldt County.
Jake Allen visited Lovelock last week
With his valuable patent boiler and etc.
FL nd made a number of sales at that
N Z, ace. lie Gays that country looks wen
ind think il is the largest farmin com
~nunity in this state.
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For Sala.

A fine parlor set, complete and nearly
new. NaA Ia" sold at very reasoual lie
cures. Enquire % 8. J.. York AZ lis
residence.
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LhuP NH u.i.

The month OF June ", IS mo- as good a
month AS usual for growing crops, the
Luck ot precipitation, prevalence vi high
winds, and, III some portions ot the
state, low temperature, made 1t rathei
unsuccessful. crops i'll notherIi and
&C LCral IIuInuuiuI county weIe, gener-
a.lylspeaking, IN lar cUnuiJlon anu the
yield as expected 10 lie quite good. In
Elko county and along The Humboldt
river there Is d iack VI water Tor 1rrlga,-
ing purposes, which VIII make nay and
grain, as well as lesser vegetables, all
out II failure. In NyC, hite Zine,
Churchill ana Lander counties the crops
a"e III an average condition, but the
ranges are drying up and sock is not III
us good condition as last year. In the
southern and western portion OF tht
state hay and grain, vegetables ant
fruits 5ol nearly ali v~arities are looking
much better than they did last year,
aid an average yield Ii eXpected.-Re-
port Nevada STATE Gather Service.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20
\. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public
! Seal
NEW YORK WORLD.
Thrice-a-ANcek Edition

The Twicc-a-Wcek Edition of the New York
World has been converted into the Thricc,a.
Week 1t furnishes three papers of six pages
apiece, or Is pages every week, at the old price
of one dollar a year. This gives lj6 papers a
year for one dollar and every paper has six
pages eight columns wide or Is columns in all.
The Thrice a Week World l. not only much
larger than any weekly or scmi,weckly news
paper but it furnishes the news with much
greater frequency and promptncss. In fact il
combine, all the ctisp, fresh qualities of a daily
with the attractive special features of a weekly
The REFoEMER will continue to send to it, sub.
scrihcr, the Thrice-a Week World at the old
price, -. l.. for the two papers.
sample copies of the World will he sent tn
REFoRNER subscribers next week To enable
them to see what sort OF paper il j..
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20
The Burlington News will get itst

The Burlington News will get itself
blacl1listed as a naughty mugwump
if if isn't more careful. Commenting
of Platt's control" of 600 and of the
$50 delegates in the New York Re
publican convention, it says;
This is simply sickening. The less
we Republicans have to say about
Ross German the better, Let us flrst
cast the beam out of our eye before we
find fault with the mote in the Dem
ocratic optic. The Republican papers
which are devoting SO much time and
energy to the discussion of third
fern for President Cleveland Will dc
we'll TO do something on the side OF
decency and morality within our own
party. Are we to have Presidential,
candidate named by corruptionnlsi
like Quay and a consclenceless
salfseeker like Plata campaign OF
Doodle managed by them-an admins
tration controlled by them?
II may be mugwumpish but tall
like that of the News, supported hy
determination to openly revolt if nee
essarv. is the only means of ensurinG
deceny in any party. The News eX
presses hope that Quay won't be char
man of the national committee, but 1
doesn't tell what it will do if he is
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20

Of course many causes are suggested
for the new depletion of the gold re-
serve, but the primary one is nothing
but the deficit in our national rev
enues which the stupid German Wilson
tariff is producing. That is the real
source of all our financial misfortunes.
-(Boston journal.
No one would suppose from such a
statement as that that there was IA
SO. 900. 600, deficit, or difference be-
tween expenditures and revenues,
under the last year of the operation OF
the Mckinley act. The simple truth
is that panics and the long depressions
following always create deficits, under
either high or low tariff. All that can be
fairly said is that this is an awkward
time it lower duties, but a tariff law
which is intended for long series OF
wears cannot be adjusted to exception
apconditions like the present for If so II
would surely yield troublesome sur
Mus of revenue in normal times.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20
OBITUARY.


The many friends of Mrs. +. y
Tolles. mother of ID. \. roles Oh liis
place, will be sorry to learn of her deatl
at midnight. Tuesday, at Lawrence
Kansas. where she has been making
her home for the last four years WIN
her daughter. Mrs. j. D. FaXon she
was % wears ola. and was quite well
until week ago last Saturday Wneh
she fell. breaking the neck bone Oh her
thigh. causing her death. She former
~ made her home here with her daush-
fer, the late Mrs. S. J. Slmonds gong
out west some nine or ten years dgo'
Mrs. Tolles was born in Neathersileld,
AS was also her husband and nine emil
dren. of whom five are living, ana the
greater part of her life was spent mere
From there she moved TO Springfield,
from which place she came here. She,
was member of the Congregational
church of this place. and was most
excellent woman, beloved by al VINO
knew her, She leaves. beside the son
and daughter mentioned, Mrs. l1r'
Newman of Lawrence. Kansas, Or. l..
c. Tolles of Denver, Col, and L. r.
Tolles of Hiawatha, Kan. The body
was taken to Pcrkinsyille for inter
mpnt. Mr.. and Mrs, d. \. Tolles from
here being present at the burial. She
was the daughter of Dea. John Chase
and was the last of family OF SIX
children. and if it had not been for her
injury. might have lived to be nun
drpd years old.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20
Echnc, from Lust Weeks STORMS.

Edward Bri-tol's barn at Fair Haven, illcu
with hay, struck by lightning and burned an
the houses of j ID Culver and VI Maynard, Wer
struck but slightly damaged.
Ira W Gales house ut Ludlow was damaged
bv lightning, and Mr. Gale and his family, who
were eating dinner at the time, were slightly
shocked ID q Jones barn at Cuttinssrillc was
burned, with 80 tons Of hay and quantity OF
farming tools, the loss being estimated at 800.
samuel Abbott's barn in Chester, ON the
road to Andoyer, was knocked into pieces, but
was not burned.
Lightning hit Mrs VIM Leonards house in
Boudsyille. \ bed was torn in pieces, bureaus
knocked over. and chairs upset. Eight srooms
were damaged more or less. Accounts differ a.
TO the amount 1t will take to repair the house
but all agree that it will be considerable, Hal
stones a. large AS hens eggs fell during the
storm, and broken glass is reported from many
houses.
In Charestown, y II during the 6 O'Clock
storm the dwelling of Nelson Reed on the edge
of the village was struck by light ming and
burned. Mrs Reed was Frustrated and serious
", perhaps fatally. injured. She had one side
entirely paralyzed. The same storm destroy ed
a barn owned by Mrs Rice in the village OF
West Clarcmont, II. The eleven O'Clock
storm destroyed the dwelling of Victor Bates
in Sprin gfield. occupied by Elweli Cobb. The
family had retired , and ALL including three
children, were rescued in their night clothes.
In Gill, Mass, II Il Barton had 5000 p crfct
MELONS, 1000 head of cabbage, 100 barrels OF al
pies, many bushels of tomatoes absolutely
spoiled by the hale.
The New Jersey Republicans yesterday nomi
mated W Griggs for governor.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20

As expected Boss Plat handled lhe
New York Republican convention
Tuesday even more completely thah
Ouay did in Pennsylvania. There were
over 100 delegates, with j. Sioat ras
sett at their head, who were ostcnsloly
elected as anti-P latt men, put they
were as submissive as kittens after the
convention assembled, and the party
made Il characteristic exhibition u
itself by jumping to the tops OF chairs
and cheering vocfe"ously as Platt en-
tered the convention hall to the tune
of .sHail to the Chief" by the band'
There was little contest over the
nomination for Judge of court OF
appeals, which Plat cared nothing
about. and Judge c. +. Martin OF
Binghamton was nominated. Then the
old state ticket was renominated IN
bunch and with IA hurrah. The plat
form is of the regulation style, de
nouncing' Cleveland and the Dem
ocratic administration, the tari1l poi
lev. financial management, conduct OF
| foreign affairs and SO on, and tackling
some minor state issues Vigorously
| Bu the one issue that most interests
the state now. the enforcement OF the
Sunday law, was lodged, though win
not quite so complete cowardice as Platt
had planned The Resolutions com
mittee made report ignoring the SUB
iect entirely. when Millolland offered
an amendment declaring explicitly
against 1.-The exemption of the liquor
traffic from the operation of the sun
day law" and for the thorough and
uniform enforcement of the existing
law. This was a resolution that meant
something and it was voted down by
the convention, at least Chairman
Lexow so declared the vote. Then
WarnerMiller offered another reading as
namely as possible: I'VE favor the
maintenance Of the Sunday laws, in the
interests of labor and morality y and
after some Illlie hichiiS ~ W."
mously adopted, by the rum men and
all. Really it left the convention
where it did not declare itself on a
single phase of the city liquor ques-
ton, for or against local option, partia!
or entire Sunday closing or even the
enforcement of existing laws. Even the
frank and open patting Of the rum vote
by Hill is more respectable than this
and it's quite likely that the prophecy
of Republican paper in New York city
Tuesday morning that lodging the
excise question in September will mean
defeat for the Republican party in
November will be realized. The con
vention passed resolution warmly
eulogistic of Coy. Morton and propos-
ing his name as the choice of the party
of the state for president.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20

Tilman and Irby are "out" in So.
Carolina. They had a fit Of denuncia
tion of each other in the constitutional
convention Tuesday that it was feared
for time would result in personal
violence " And it was over the nam
ing of county Butler" in honor OF
Tilman's predecessor in the senate.
Irby as well as Tillman's own brother
had voted for il and the PopulisI
statesman was filled with wrath al
what he called the insult" To the
legislature that had elected him over
Butlpr
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20
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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20

Russia, most consistently of all the
Governments of the civilized world
because it rests of the theory OF ap-
solutism and centralism, is preparing 10
establish government monopoly OF
the liquor business, in imitation or the
town agency system in Vermont and
still more of the state dispensary
scheme in So. Carolina. The only dif-
erence is that there is no pretense OF
prohibition or of combining sales to
ssmedical, mechanical and chemical
purposes, as in Vermont. 1t is simply
to be the government saloon IN place
of the private saloon, but its hope Is
TO decrease rather than increase drunk
enness. The new rule will 90 into
force in eight provinces july l, 1870,
in seven other provinces on July l.
1897. and in all the rest of the empire
on January /, 1898. After the last
named date there will be no saloon
keeping as private business anywhere
in the realm of the car.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20

The New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad reports great sue
cess with its experiments this season
in electrical transportation on its Nan
taslSet branch. There has been an in
crease of 300 per cent in the number
of passengers carried, trains have been
run more frequently and more cheaply.
resulting according to the fixed law III
railroading in a still greater increase
of traffic, and next year the company
proposcs to extend its electrical equip
mept To one of the main lines of the
Ord Colony system from Nantasket
Junction to Braintree. which will be
provided with four tracks the two in
ner ones If which will be fenced II
and used by the steam trains. while
the two outer ones will he used by the
electric ears. Probably also electric
ity in conjunction with steam will he
used as far out as Readville and Ded.
ham on the Providence division. The
experiments recently made with elect
rio motive power in freight traifiC
have been also emincntly satisfactory.
plainly pointing to the sc neral adop
tion of the system in the near future.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20

Lord Dunrayen wrote letter which
became public Friday giving his
alleged reason for backing out of the
third race with the Defender for the
American cup the day before. 1t was
the failure of the yacht committee to
guarantee to keep the course clear of
excursion boats-which he knew to be
simple impossibility because the
course extends out into the open sea
where nobody can exercise police pow
er. There was just as much danger of
one boat being interfered with from
/ this cause as the other, and in fact the
Defender suffered fully as much by 1T
as the Valkyrie in the two first races.
/ Moreover. he knew from his experience
last year just what the course was and
how much the danger of interference,
and if he wished any different condi-
lions the time to call for them was
when he issued the challenge instead
of making it an excuse for backing
ont of the race now. In truth. there is
no explanation of his course except
that he saw, as everybody else did,
that he was beaten and the half mill
ion dollars he had spent in trying TO
get up faster yacht than the Yankees
could build was thrown away. 1t was
of course unfortunate that the second
race. which the Valkyrie won. should
have been protested and given 10 the
Defender, but the decision was evi-
IDENTIFY unavoidable on the facts as they
appeared. The owners of the Ameri-
can yacht offered TO declare it. and if he
wished all three of the races off, and TO
run them all over again. and the Bos-
ton Globe and New York World also
offered special cups for other races over
other courses. but Dunraven refused
all these offers ON the thin pretense
that he could not have satisfactory
conditions
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20
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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20

Cheap craftsmanship, SO cheap as TO
contain a sufficient cure for itself, is
exhibited by the few Republican or
pans that are denouncilg President
cleveland for his refusal to PARTON
convicted pension swindlers and ms
announcement that such swindlers VIII
receive no mercy from him. Ihese
ouoors describe this as ian attempt to
cast odium on pensioners" in general
TT shows how far wrong demagoSv mas
oonc ON this subject that any sane
human being should suppose that such
q charge as this will have weight.