The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-03


say eastern dealers are enquiring about
prices and the quantities Tor sale III
Nevada. Seymour Bryant is going tn
ship $50 tons east. The prices offered
on the cars here are $11 to $l2 per ton.
Carson Tribune.
The Nevada House, after being thor
oughly renovated inside, is now receiv-
ing a new Goa of paint. As it is the
most pronlin mt building in Wadsworth
it will continue to speak we'll Tor Host
Donaldson and Wadsworlh. K. l.. Full
Ter is doing the work.
DR.. Kelley thinks he has a sure cure
for la grippe. lie says: Il would like
to suggest a treatment for the grip,
which | know is nearly specific as well
rs innocent. 1t is simply asafoelida,
taken in four grain pills, one pill lour
times a day. No man need be sick oil
the grip these days who will take it,"
An exchange aptly asks: When the
breezy boomers are the universal 90,
how will tailors press the creases into
them, I'd like to know? When the
baby's head is nodding, and it wants TO
take a nap, how can mamma lull her
darling in a bifurcated lap? When the
chickens 20 a grubbing in the garden in
the spring, how can Bridget Shoe the
creatures with no skirts 20 flop and
fling?
G. Z. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced one OF the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at mis-
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call On MIR.
Skinner when You 90 to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
Following is the cast in thu drama of
Damon and Pythias which we hope to
see presented here in II few weeks.
Damon, a Senator, B. +. Curler; Pyth-
las, a soldier, Frank Norcross Dionysi-
US, the tyrant, DIR. j. A. Lewis; Procles,
u soldier, Prof. N. T.. Milson Damocles,
IA Senator, 5. j. Hodgkinson; Philistius,
the President, Otto Williams; Lucullus,
slave of Damon, Sol. Levy Cslanthe.
belrothed to Pythias, Mrs. Kate Laurie !;
Hermion, wife to Damon, Miss lone
Gould: Little Damon, Little Lizzie
Laurie 1st Senator, Chas. Davies End.
Senator, j. A. Ziegler; 3rd Senator, Ed
Campbell; 4th Senator, J.. o. Sessions ;
9Th Senator, j. M. Pugh; 9th Senator,
s. ]. S~pringler,. Executioners, Guards,
etc.
There is a man in Salt Lake, who
claims to have discovered "a vegetable
compound that "rIpens" gold ore, Ac-
cording 10 his theory, ore is ripen,d
through the juices of the vegetation
which grows above it. The rock may
contain many thousands OF dollars
worth Of gold, but until it is ripened by
coming in contact with the vegetable
juices. it Is not discovered by Assays or
otherwise. According to this genius, by
treating gold rock with this solution the
bearing capacity is increased at 1t ratio
of about 5000 TO one Ore that goes
only a trace, after being subjected to
this treatment will mill $l7 900 or
SIS, 900 per ton. Ii this theory proves
tangible, gold will be dem,netized sure
-Mojave Miner.
"An Old Timer" writing from Carlin
t0 the Elko Free Press says: As there
is so much contention and trouble be-
tween labor and capital | will endeavor
to give my version, III my poor way, as
| view it. After long years OF expert
ence and observation. L have come to
this conclusion, that just as long as the
laboring man spends today what he ex-
pc It's to earn tomorrow, just SO long will
capital dictate the price OF labor. The
only salvation for laborers is to live
within their income and not spend their
money before they ear it. Too FREE
q%uently the lst'orer spends his money
toolishly. Nearly every man who has a
competency now, began at the foot of
t re ladder and saved a portion of his
nire and made good investments OF 1t.