The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-21


Carson, arrived in Reno Sunday eturn
ing from a prospecting trip in Plumas
county.
L. Stern has resigned his position as
Deputy l.. S. Marshal and Jim Hol-
brook has taken bis place--Carson
Tribune
White Pine News: The cattle sold by
Assessor Williamson Tor delinquent
tax last week at Butte Valley brought
IS per head.
Mrs. Louis Sanford, NEE Miss Hattie
Ridinger, IRON Wadsworth, is visiting
Mrs. Eta Small this week.-Sierra
Valley Leader.
Foster has Il warm wave in sight to-
day and says brilliant auroras will prob
ably be observed on the North Ameri-
can continent.
A tramp giving his name as John
Kelly was stabbed by another hobo at
Golconda Sunday night. The cuts are
not dangerous.
Irv Lewis has just fitted a very ele-
CANT glass behind the bar at the Sen
ate.' The glass is about 40x40 and has
a perfect plate.
A coyote was chased'on to the roof
OF Senator Jones house in Gold Hill by
the dogs and kept there TILL morning
when he was shot.
VIM. Donaldson's brick kiln was fred
last night and will be kept burning
night and day for a week. The brick
promises TO be Of superior quality.
The special trains of the Knights
Templar passed here Monday night and
Tuesday morning bound ior Boston. The
{ ommissary department was .. X.
The Reno journal says George Mel
meyer OF ' ireinia, l9 years Of age, Mas
drowned at Washoe Lake Monday. He
fell out oil IA boat and could not swim.
l.. A. Blakeslee of Humboldt is in
town in search of u furnished house.
He proposes to move his family in so
that his daughters can attend the Uni
verslty Keno journal.
Work will soon m on the
erection of two hoisting works on the
Brunswick lode, at Virginia City. The
plant to be put up viii be capable OF
sinking 1900 feet.
When you want u good photograph
call on G. Il. Skinner who makes the
finest grades of cabinets from 81 up. He
his work iirsC-class as no
travelling artist will do who is not reli-
able.
Fox RENT.-A house OF four rooms, all
in good ordor, good we'll on premisis.
On river street. $40 per month. III
quire at this Office.
A girl baby born the other day in Ko-
komo, Ind, is the lourthteenth daugh-
ter OF a fourthteenth daughter, "a record
which is thought to be unprecedented.
In 1890 the horses Of the United
States were valued at S97S, 000, 900. In
1896, though the number had increased
over 900 900, the value was only 1916,
730, $50.
The peculiar Autumn like haze which
hangs over the mountains has led Neva-
ia weather sllarps to predict the early
advent OF Fall storms and cold weather
Mature" said Uncle Eben, ''doan
nebber bestow all her gifts on one in
divivile. The lightning bug hain't got
no singer, an de skeeter ain got no
lamp."-Evening Star.
We learn that in many of vi public
schools next term a number OF our
teachers will introduce Latin, and i'll all
probability the scholars will forget how
to speak English. Silver State.
A few days ago we mentioned the
serious illness OF Mrs. Doughty OF Car
lin who is suffering from senile gangrene.
Yesterday the physicians amPutated her
left leg at the thigh.-Eiko Independent.
Miss Dopohue, a popular teacher in
the Gold Hill schools, Miss Annie Dono-
hue, teacher in Churchill, and Miss
Lille Brannan of Churchill are camp
ing with the Grimes party at Glenbrook
Carson News.