The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-23

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Arrangements have been made for Il
game OF football Thanksgiving Day be-
tween the students OF the State Univer-
silly and the faculty.
George McKennet came up from the
lakes Thursday with the carcasses OF
several deer which he XII led in the hills
where he is prospecting.
The Southern Pacific road is expert
menting with a haadcar run by gas.
It is said that the trials thus far have
proved very satisfactory.
A snow bird flew into the White
House Thursday at midnight and was
so tired that it was easily captured.
After a rest it was released
William eastman, High Chief Rang
er of the a. O. f. arrived yesterday and
visited Court Nevada last night. He is
a very pleasant gentleman.
Fosters storm came to hand all right
on Thursday, the wind blowing a gale
and distributing signs, ontbuildings and
fences around promiscuously.
1t is not true that claims are being
staked off at the discharging point OF
the Mint sewer, slthough assays 20 a.
high as $52 per ton.-Enterprise.
w. j. Rice, the Cowboy Preacher"
and his wife arrived Wednesday night
and have delighted our people with their
singing for several days and nights.
Last year our friends donated four
chickens AMI three turkeys to this office.
We wonder how many we will get this
year? Thanksgiving will soon be here.
Henry Esden returned Wednesday
from Mason Valley with his four horse
team after delivering a load OF drink
ables at that place. He had a cold trip.
j. A. Blossom is cutting a large water
ditch, four miles long, from the rocky
point on the Humboldt, above Battle
Mountain, to his ranch on the Hum
boldt.
Patsy Royane departed from Wads-
worth very quietly last Saturday to the
CONSERVATION OF some of our people.
Such departures are getting to be very
fashionable.
As the days roll by and New Year
comes closer there is more activity
among holders of White Horse claims.
The time to do assessment work is now
golden now.
The California authorities have stop
ped the sale OF Nevada trout in their
markets and Wells Fargo q Co. and the
S.P. Co. will not accept shipments for
California points.
When passing along Main street stop
in at Gregory's and see the nice assort-
nent of candy for the holiday trade.
Great reductions made in 5lb. lots. Nice
fresh nuts on hand, cheap.
A brick building which it is said or
iginhlly cost 500. was sold at Elko re-
Gently for $l5. The building stood in
the heart of Chinatown and was bought
for the material that was in it.
The Appeal tells the Reveille that the
"Capitol City Commercial College"
does not pay for its advertising. ii the
Appeal is a sufferer it should be paid or
the Reveille should drop the ad.
The Elko Independent says: "Billy
Simpson, formerly an all round nuis-
ance of Elko, is serving sixty days in
the Reno chain gang for insulting girls
and women on the streets. He ought
to be thrown into the Truckee river and
drowned"
The miners of Star District want to
catch and tar and feather the persons
who are stealing powder, tools, provis-
ions 4 etc. Ii the people who stole sim
liar stuff at White Horse were treated
that way there would be teachers stick
ing out of several coat pockets.
The Republicans OF Nevada will not
stop talking free coinage until their
Eastern brethren are converted to the
true financial faith. We can do u
thousand fold more good by fighting for
the white metal in the party than to so
bushwacking outside of it.-Enterprise.
Fine watch, clock and jewelry repair
ing at eastern prices by A. & Spingler,