The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-03-23

iiV III A'hh - f ~
aemblyman George Noel has accepted a
position in the law office OF the Southern
Pacific has been confirmed.
Ben Cowles bought a ship in a whisky
flask from a tramp. Seventeen men tell
seventeen tales of how the ship is put
in the bottle. Take a look at it.
A band OF about 1000 cattle belonging
to f. Il. Newlands vas last Saturday
driven from Mason Valley into
Churchill county.-Walker Lake Bulle-
tin.
"The lumber market is booming.
Sugar pine is now worth about $50 a
thousand and is still on the rise. Other
classes OF Lumber have gone up too,'
says the D%unsinniir News.
Salt Lake City ladies' have adopted
the hlooiiIer costume for wheel riding.
Here is a chance for some girl to show
her-her independence OF convention
alites and lead the way to real dress re-
form.-Appeal.
The WEIGH Comedy gave performances
here Thursday ~andFriday evenings to full
houses. They give a creditable perfor-
nance and some good sketches and songs
The entire performances is l~aughsbls
and enjoyable. They will play at Love
lock tonight.
The Carson Tribune says the shortage
az the mint was cauted by the Stale
officials borrowing silver bricks for the
inaugural ball and thinks tho Republi-
- papers should retract the assertion
that said silver bricks were old railroad
ties covered over.
Eugene V. Debs, President Of che A.
R. u, says $500 men have joiued that
organization on the great Northern sys-
TEN since he started on his present trip.
Ten organizers are at work in various
parts oil the. country. andsit has q mem
bership of 100, 900.
G. r. Skinner. the Reno. photographer
is pronounced one OF the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and hi guar
antees every pictures Gail cn Mr..
Skinner when YOU go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work. - -
Genoa is wrought up over the A. p. A.
question. Members OF the A. +. A. re-
fused to attend a party given by the
Catholic ladies. 1t is reported thai two
Catholic teachers in Douglass county
are to be replaced by Protestants
through the efforts OF the A. p. A.
The Chicago syndicate which recently
bought the tailings of the Eureka mill
on the Carson river and built n plant
for working thom is making u success
out of the prospect. Eighty eight per
cent OF the assay value of the tailings is
being saved and everything is running
in a prosperous manner.
Tie Governor appointed az represent
atives to the International Exposition,
to he held at Atlanta, Georgia, in Dee,
Mrs. X. M. Clark and Mrs. ", j.. West
erfielh of Carson, Miss Mabel Stewart of
Washington, ID. G., Miss Nellie Winters
of WAshoe Valley and Mrs. Stella Neva-
In Webster and Mrl. n. Bergstrir OF
Reno. The State being e%ntitltu to eight
representatives, there are still two APP
pointments to fill.
A bill has been introduced into the
Legislature of Missouri imposing an in
come tax ON bachelors. TIE proceeds
Of the tax are to be placed in the hands
of the Probate Judges in the Various
counties and divided, according to a set
OF rules among spinsters who declare
they have always been willing to marry,
but have remained single because no
one, has ever proposed. to them.
There is a shortage oi $50, 900 at the
Carson Mint and the general SUPPOSE
tion appears to be that the lost gold was
in the formo of hullion and that it has
been carried away in small quantities.
Some people advance the idea that the
whole trouble has arisen from an error
in bookkeeping, hut the expert has
been here long enough TO discover any
error of that kind. Patient mvestiga-
tion may reveal the secret, hut it is use
less to make OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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