The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-03-20

and Tor less money than you can pniid
one.
The general appropriation bill for the
support OF the government of Nevada for
the coming two years, amounts 10
$345 $3.50.
j. G. March of Elk0, failed to pass an
examination to be admitted TO the bar,
before the Supreme Judges today.-Car-
son Tribune.
Some woinen never lose the pleasant
look they mad when they were girls.
This is all evidence their husbands are
god to them.
Victor Geery is confined to his home
with what appear to be a cold on the
lungs. The physician does not say be-
yond that what the sickness. is.
Will Cecil the pop lar bartender at
Ike Lothrop's has quit and gone to his
Chico home. He made many friends
during his stay in Wadsworth.
According to Bismark, the man who
defined happiness as something always
looked forward to and never attained"
Is worthy of a place in the ranks of the
worlds greatest philosophers.
The Carson Tribune is authority for
the statement that Lieutenant-Governor
Sadler has announced his intention of
leaving the ranks OF the Silver party
and h%enceforth will vote the Republican
ticket.
Leaving out the islands the central
point OF the North American continent is
in longitude 1l6 degrees IL minutes west.
and latitude 40 degrees 80 minutes, or in
the neighborhood of Elko, Elko county,
Nevada.
Nevada physicians neglect to report
births aud deaths for record or to the
newspapers. We have reason to con-
plain OF ths negligence and hope that
our resident doctors will reform in this
matter.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Charles +.
Laughton, formerly Of Nevada died al.
Tacoma, Washington last Saturday even
ing. he was born in Bangor, Maine,
where his father still lives, and was 4y
years old.
Congress meets 30 late this year that
it IL probable there will be no legislation
regarding assessment work on mining
claims and those who do no assessment
work will stand q good chance of losing
their claims.
William Ross. Frank Dickinson, See
ley T%rumbull, William Frost, Jarnei
Sutcliff, J A Bonham, ] + Bonham,
John Rsser, Homer Bonham and BF
Dickinson have made a gold find in the
Fox mountains 20 miles north Of Pyra-
mid Lake.
C. K. 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 he guar
antees every picture. Call On Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
The.Chicago Live Stock Report says
the value of cattle sent to Europe in
1894 was $40, 600 900, and in the Fame
period 5000, 000. 900 II dressed beef was,
shipped abroad. Six times as many
sheep were sent across the ocean in 1894
as IN 1893.
Mrs. j. F. George showed US a sample
Of navel oranges sent her by AL Lyman
from San Luis Obispo. Mr.. LYMAN set
out the trees six years ago and I ,e fruit
sent here was the first borne b the Trees
1t IL of good size and OF fine favor and
we hope AL has plenty for this years
market.
C. NJ. Wiley came into the DISPATCH
Office Sunday with the information that
Charlie MaeEchern who owns one-sixth
Of the North Tiger is suffering with the
grip at thsa Sal Works and wants to
trade his interest in the mining claim
for a . x 6 in the cemetery.
This year, 1896, will be a remarkable
one, both from an astronomical and a
religious point of view. On Good Fri
day next, April 18th, the heavenly
bodies which gravitste around the sun
will be in exactly the same position tina;