The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-09

at the immense quantity OF fine land in
County and says it is destined
TO be one OF the richest farming commit
in the State. he was more than
with the hospitality of the peo-
pie he met there.
Senator Harris, of Tenn, President
pro tenn OF the Senate, has put himself
on record NJ favoring a non-partisan or
ganization on the Senate, giving Repub-
Democrats and PopuIists such
committee representation as their re-
speetiye members warrant. He is op-
posed to the proposed scheme for shut
ting the Populists cut.
A new cure for nervous headache is
announced. 1t is said to be the dis
coyery of an apostle OF physical culture
and is really very simple. 1t consists oil
walking backwards, slowly and deliber-
ateiy. until the attack is over. 1t is an
easy thing to try at any event, and
wouldn't do any mor harm than pat
ent medicines, unless the patient should
back down a fight of stairs or into the
cellar.
The A. P. A. State Council met in Car
son and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: G. IL. Colburn, Vir-
ginia, President; G. w. Dake, Genoa,
Vice President w. D. Cottreil, Carson,
Secretary of State; G. w. Patterson,
Yerington, Chaplain; Geo. II. Hunting,
Virginia, Secretary; A. W. Brann, Day
ton, Treasurer; c. Jepsen, Gardnervilie,
Sargent-at-Arms, r. p. Chandler, Reno,
Sentinel; II. NJ. Clemmons, Virginia,
Guard.
Mr.. J. W. Freeman arrived Wednes-
day morning on No. 7 having in charge
a carload of fine bucks for Messrs.
Kaiser & Freeman Of saltwater. Messrs.
Kaiser K Freeman give their personal
attention to raising sheep and cattle,
hence they always have on hand fat
and sheep at all seasons of the
year. They are 10 feeding about 500
wethers and 200 head Of cattle. They
are among the solid men of the state
and our sister Churchill can we'll be
proud that they have such enterprising
and successful citizens in their midst.
Senator Morgan, of Alabama, Chair
man of the Senate Committee ON foreign
relations, and n of the best informed
men in the country On our foreign rela-
said about Venezuelan complica-
"Great Britton is in no position
TO use coercion or threats in her polio,
the United States. She has re.
sorted to a very different policy in later
years, and she now seeks her ends b,
She finds that alliance ana
cooperation is a better policy to use to-
ward us. 1t works better than the policy
she used in 1912 and before and during
revolutionary war. She has changed
her tactics. She has SO many possess
near our coast that a war would b.
a great disaster to her, because no
matter how much our IN or our
might be injured by her navy, the
of that war would see Canada
and the islands off our coast in the
hands of the United States.'
The forces at work tend to improve
situation for Nevada in every way.
There is no ground to fear that gold will.
so fall in value that the minis OF Europe
or the United States will be closed to
its coinage. Nevada always will be able
to market all its gold. But as silver adj
vances in favor and price, its production
will become more and more profitable.
1t is among the possibilities, if not
among the probabilities, that through
this conveyance OF. the two metals, the
remonetization of silver will be brought
about. 1t is to be noticed that the hope
of silver's rehabilitation through this
near ia based not on the generosity or
the patriotism OF the men who control
financial legislation, but solely on the
view taken OF their ~seltishness. The
cheaper u metal becomes, the less favor
able do they look upon it for monetary
purposes, and conversely their approval
arises as the value of the metal adj
vances. 1t is among the possibilities
that within the next few year silver
and gold will exchange places in the
of the creditor class.-Enter-
prise.
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