The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-07

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nicely.
Irving Lewis, Fred Klemm and
Andy Russell leave this morning for the
Willows.
Vim. Donaldson retained ednesday
from Carson where he was serving ON
the Jury.
California is afraid of the cholera and
is preparing to establish quarantine
regulations.
John Warren left last night for San
Francisco. He Expects to be away two
or three months.
Miss Mollie AppleRate is teaching the
Raetown school this year. School was
opened last Monday.
Irv. Lewis, A. J.. York, Fred Klemm
and Andy spent a few days at Mud Lake
returning Thursday.
The popular lady contest yet promises
to be exciting but is greatly in the favor
Of Miss Gertie Dunlope.
Maj. Wootten, Dir. Richardson, Mr..
Fowler and Mr.. Hastings were up from
the Reserve Wednesday.
J. II. Robins of Winnemucca is ship
ping old bones to San Francisco to be
used in refining sugar and etc.
Piute Johnnie Wadsworth drew a
gold watch and u half dozen forks as
prizes at the big tent. He is a happy.
buck.
Miss Lolita McCumber returned home
to Willows, Cal. Sunday after a month
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. b. van
Horn.
Mrs. Wales and daughter, Josie, pass
ed through yesterday morning from
from Montana on their way to Sacra-
mento.
If capital had the White Horse mines
for six months Wadsworth and the
capitalists would be happy. Develop
ment work is sluggish.
Miss Irene Barley of Carson passed
through for st. Clair yesterday to teach
the Wightman school which opens next
Monday.
Sore mouths or threats caused by
wearing red rubber plates are cured by
changing them for those beautiful cellu-
loid plates put up by DR.. Richey, the
popular Chicago dentist.
The case to test the constitutionality
Of the Wieland sheep law has been tried
at Elko and submitted to Judge Cheney
for decision.
The Silver State hopes the owners Of
Humboldt county placer mines will
grow rich enough oon to employ white
labor instead of Cinnamon.
Tom Harrington who resided here a
few years ago has returned and is in the
employ OF Poole 4 Wiley as black
smith. He is an expert horseshoer.
"No wonder me darling is cross eyed"
Said love sick young Pat to his mother,
For both of her eyes are so pretty
That each wants to look at the other "-Ex
The Carson river is so low now that
persons can walk across the Rock Point
dam at Dayton and o dampen their
feet. Not IA drop OF water is going owe
the dam.
The Carson Tribune says: Hon
II. T.. Bartine, upon leaving Carson,
will go to Chicago and take charge of
the literary department OF the Bimetal-
lie League"
Or. Hickey, the Chicago dentist, came
into our office yesterday with a set of
teeth he made with celluloid plate to re-
place a set with a rubber plate now
worn by Fred Behler. 1t was Il fine
piece of mechanism and looked aston
ishingly natural.
Thus far the University people have
received applications from eighty-three
boys for apartments in the Boys Domi-
tory and from thirty-seven girls in the
Girls Cottage.
Mr.. Marks told us a fairy tale, we
think, OF an apple that weighs four
pounds. 1t was grown in Churchill
county. If in existence it should be
sent to the Fair.
Tom Toomey shipped a carload of