The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-12

Lie 0OT DtlJ-F llHeiiHhOilS NEhb VIII
probably take place ut Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, October 3lst.
Candelaria, Silver Star, Silver Peak
and adjacent territory promise to be
come lively camps soon.
Hon. T. q. Herman and VIM. Don
aldson will represent Wadsworth on the
Grand Jury next Monday,
The Gazette, Journal, Appeal and
Silver State have turned new volume,
and are throwing bouquets at each other
The scarlet fever patients at Carlin
are out of danger and precautions have
been taken against the spread OF the
disease.
Editor W. D. Jones of the Reveille
missed the Holstein banquet but the
Holstein banquet missed Jones OF the
Reveille.
Mrs. Thompson from Sacramento is
visiting old friends at this place for a
few days. She is the guest OF Mrs.
Arnstein.
We reckon that baseball will be
played tomorrow as usual but we are
patiently waiting for that game with
Churchill.
Rev. J.. W. Henry writes G. A. Mae
pherson that he will visit here next
week and will give a lecture on the
South Sea Islands.
Some of our sprinters are subsisting
on feathers and wearing ten pounds oil
shot on each foot in preparation for run-
ming trim tomorrow.
Some one has said that the medic Al
profession divide humanity into two
classes, the poor whom they cur and
the rich whom they doctor.
The Treasury Department is becoming
worried over the fact that within the
next few months railroad bonds asgre-
eating 50, 64O, 900 must be paid.
"The American Peoples Money" by
lgnatius Donnelly. the latest work on
the condition OF the ease OF Banker VI
Farmer is good reading. We have il
Tor sale.
The Silver State says a hobo passed
a gilded nickel on a Chinese restaurant
keeper in Winnemlicca for a five-dollar
piece, getting a meal and $4.75 in
change.
AS the result of a quarrel over six bits
at Silver Star last Friday, Quong Fee
shot and killed Charley Gee, II fellow
co~untryman. The former is in jail al;
Hawthorne.
White Pine News: All of the boys
are gathering steers for the White Riv-
er Cattle company, who are paying
twenty dollars per head for three and
four year olds.
S. Arnstein intends to give up the
management OF Music Hail AMI will
start II dairy to snppy his friends with
creamery milk without complaint OF the
editor and fifty o%llers.
The report current that Mason valley
farmers have been selling hay at $3.50
a ton is denied by them. They say
they have not sold hay at that price
and don't intend to.
The cheapest place is not always the
best place but the Nevada restaurant |
at Reno kept by our former townsman
Will Craig, is the best place in Reno to
get u meal as you will find out by try
ing.
Mr.. Ives, formerly superintendent of
the round-house at Rocklin, has taken
Mr.. Angus place as superintendent OF
the round-house in Truckee. Mr.. An
gus has beer transferred to Sacramento.
-rruckee Republican.
Mrs. John Scott left Wednesday for
San Francisco to make tn ir future
home Pt that place. Mr.. Scott is EN-
ployed in a furniture store. Mrs. J. A.
Gregory accompanied her and will visit
a couple of weeks in the city.
Ladies will do well to attend our
special sale OF trimmed hats, toques and
bonnets also childrens hats at reduced
prices. A look at our show window will
convince you all that they are bargains.
Mrs. PHILLIPS d LINTON.
A novel amendment was introduced