The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-20
BREVET1ES.
This is Summer.

This is Summer.
The wild flowers are in bloom on the
hills.
Lem Allen has been visiting Reno
this week.
R. H. Cowles has a new horse and a
. new delivery wagon.
Special meeting of Rathbone Sisters
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
1t is said that a 20 stamp mill, in
stead of a 80 will be erected at Silver
Peak.
Senator Jones is in New York suffer
ing with heart trouble induced by la
grippe.
C. Chenoweth of Winnemucca has
sold his book store to Chris Diehl, Jr.
of the same place.
Until further notice only gold depos-
its will be received at the Carson Mint.
The steal is the cause of the order.
The new party will pass a free coin
age measure and a free coinage presi-
dent will sign it," says the Appeal.
James Shepley, j. F. Crosby, James
Poole, DIR. Jackman, Arthur Macpher-
son and N. A. Hummel visited White
Horse this week.
A test case was made of the fish law
at Reno Tuesday. A man named Hew-
lett was arrested for fishing out of sea-
son and was convicted by Il jury.
The May Day dance is the next big
thing on the programme and the Rath-
bone Sisters propose to make it a
memorable occasion.
1t is asserted that the Western Union
wires have been "tapped" at Carson,
and that the mint suspects have been
kept fully informed OF the movements
and intentions of the detectives.
The Reno Opera House was crowded
last Tuesday night to witness the play
of damon and Pythias." 1t was a
grand success in every way and the
actors W ere called before the curtain
many times.
Our special correspondent at Love-
lock sends us a budget OF news which
is printed in this issue. Read carefully
what he has to say about the tramp
problem. There are many wholesome
truths in those few words.
The Supreme Court Wednesday filed
an opinion in the case of Jacob Springer
VS. w. l.. Pritchard, appealed from
Churchill county. The decision affirms
the judgment OF Judge Cheney of the
District Court in favor of plaintiff, r.
M. Clarke attorney for plaintiff and
Curler & Curler for Pritchard.
G. 4. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced one OF the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call en- Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
Kaiser & Freeman OF Churchill ship
ped 8 cars of wool. Mr.. Freeman in
forms us that the difference in the mar
ket value of this wool and for the same
kind shipped last year is about 40 per
cent. He thinks the democrats erred
n little when they affirmed that taking
the duty off OF wool would increase the
value of American wool as the manufac-
turtles would import freely and mix our
woods thereby increasing the demand.
Taking 8 cents off scarcely raised the
price. .5,,.
AS we were passing the residence of
j. $. Raitt the other day and after a
short chat with Mr.. Raitt he invited us
ia to see some articles of ancestral fame.
Among them was a pair of scales used
by his grandfather for weighing gold in
1774, and six volumes of Burns works
in the finest binding used in the early
part OF the century. Jack just received
them the other day and is just as proud
OF them os a boy with a new pair of
booss. He says he, at one time, used
the scales to play with and every weight
is in the proper place in "A solid walnut
case.
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