The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-31

W ( "a SOihbuE bAObAiN a pa
gold piece in the hat, what do you
reckon Jones did ?'' Cant tell"
"Pianked down sixteen silver wheels an
hollered: Sixteen ter one p FIX
change.
Ed. Short and Mrs. Dpnning of Wads-
worth spent "a very pleasant day on
independence Lake last week. Mr..
Short caused several large blisters to
rise on his hands by rowing. Neverthe-
less he enjoyed himself very much
Truckee Republican.
DIR. Richey, the Chicago dentist who
did such fine work for hosts of our pop
ular citizens while here last fall, will re-
turn to Wadsworth again the first week
in September so let everybody be ready
to have their teeth attended to by this
eminent dentist. The best is always
the cheapest.
A colored tramp had his lett foot
mashed between w freight cars at
Battle Mountain early Thursday morn
ing, and was brought here and placed
in the county hospital. He was too
drunk to give an intelligent account as
to how the accident happened, says the
Winnemucca Silver State.
The editors of the Carson Tribune,
H. A. Lennon and I'll. G. Dunn, have
been placed under arrest for contempt
of the United States court. The atfida-
Wit sets forth that certain editorials, ap-
p~earing on Saturday and Monday, bear
ing on the mint cases were published
with the intent to influence the jury.
Editor Lennon assumed exclusive
responsibility for the articles. He Was
fined fifty dollars and ten days in the
county Jail. Dunn, the other editor OF
the paper, was fined twenty-five dollars.
1t is a great ad for the Tribune.
1t is time hat people who want a
first-class picture wen to G. +. Skinner,
Reno, because he is a No. l artist and
allows none but the best OF work to
leave his gallery. He guarantees all
work. Do not %patronize "a travelling
man when l will make better cabinets
for 81 per dozen than you can reliably
get anywhere else.
L. w. Sibley has brought suit for
sou 900 against the Southern Pacific
Company Tor having been, according to
his complaint, unjustly placed on the
company's blacklist. Sibley was a tele-
graph operator at Carlin but was not
working at the time OF the strike. He
is accused OF taking messages from the
wires and giving them to the strikers.
Preparations are in progress at the
War Department to secure the incorpo-
ration of another star OF the United
States flag to represent Utah. Flags
having additional stars are not author
lied to be used until July l, 1896, the
date of the admission of Utah as a
State, and an official order will be is
sueu lcquiiihS 1hC SAidiSO w Coh SiiSNC
on that date.
Indian Dave, who is accused of robbing
the st. Clair p~ostoflice, has a staunch
friend in George Murphy, the Indian
who has a ranch near Empire and who
cares for his family in quite a civilized
fashion. George has engaged District
Attorney McGowan as counsel for his
unfortunate comrade, and the outcome
of the trial is anxiously awaited by the
native sons-Carson News.
Thursday evening about seven miles
this side OF Virginia City at a place
known as Rocky Point on the Geiger
Grade the brake broke on the stage of
7. r. McGurn, allowing it to run on the
horses frightening, them beyond control
OF the driver and causing a serious ac-
cident. The driver had his right shout
eer crushed, he is injured internally
and both legs are broken. He may die.
Mrs. Gerrins, a lady passenger, was
killed.
Ed Short has not only made a reputa-
ton in breaking horses but also in ford
ing the river. The other day as he drove
down the river he glanced in the vicin-
ity of the Fellnagle ranch and seeing a
drove of cattle under a grove thought
it to be a picnic party and concluded
to find a fording place and go across
and see who were on the other side.
On reaching the river, lie says to
his companion, "here is a good place"