The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-01-16

to the Supreme Court, Carson, much to
the regret OF the handful of readers of
that paner.
The National Reform SAYS" The gold
bugs make the laws, the siraddle bugs
make the platforms, the h%nmbngs make
the speeches. and llIp doodle bugs en-.
dorse the whole thing.
If You do business AZ lar as possible
with people who live in town, whose in
terests are here, who spend their money
here and who do business WITH YOU, YOU
are helping the town and all its people.
The Wadsworth fire bond fund ilas
S369.64 to liz credit in III" county treas
nry. A number of small bills are owing
TO various parties no should have their
money ii the foregoing cash is available.
The Enterprise says the Silver.pop
politicians are fixing it in Frisco SO Sen
"a Jones can tender ms resignation to
the Legislature as a Republican and sue
coed himself Immediately az a Silver
party man.
Attorney General Beatty is 4 knocking
the rust off 1.-The machine" in his office
and believes in following the Law and
advertising for bids for supplies. The
method favors nobody, gives all IN equal
show and edu2ates the citizen.
The farmers in Western Michigan are
coming to the conclusion that there il
no money in trying to compete with Ar
gentine, Russian aud Ind an wheat
.rowers, and are going into fruit grow
ing on a larger scale than ever.
The candidates for Warden OF the.
State Prison are Lou Henderson OF Elko
r. q. Plunkett of Elko and Frank
Bell of "ashoe. The election will prob
ably take place At Carson t,dsy and
henderson seems to be lnstne lead.
Mrs. Alice M. Hartley, who killed SEN.
ator NJ. D. Foley last July in Reno, was
sentenced to eleven years in the State
Prison. Mrs. Hartley Was in court Will,
\ nurse aud n-r two ihonths old baby.
An appeal viii be taken 10 the Supreme
CourC.
Resumption OF work in the White
Horse mines seems to be the order OF
The day. 1t 10 probable that the
Nashoe, Defiance, Jim Blaine and Black
Warrior will begin proapect work in the
future.
DR.. 7. b. Holmes arrived Yesterday to
take up his residence at Wadsworth.
tie attended the meeting of the Nevada
State Medical Society ~ Reno Monday
and pronounced the proceedings inter
and instructive.
James Cnrran came. up from Sacra-
mento yesterday. Tie machinists dis
charged at Waisworih for being strikers
called on Superintendent Small of the
Motive Department and were informed
they could act hope for employ
ment on the Southern Pacific System.
The coming Legislature and the peo-
Pile shout not forget that what this
State most needs is the calling OF u Cor
Convention, 10 remodel the
of the State so We can get down to
working on u legitimate business propo-
.silion, spd thiS should be done ~ soon
possible too.ATimes. "a y
C. Z. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced one OF the best artists in
his line on the coast. "A look at iis
samples will convince y6u'and he guar
every picture. Call en- Mr..
Skinner. When you go to Reno and he
will take pleasure in showing you his
work.
.Belknap Bower had q Birthday Satur-,
day last and turned the sixty-tifth year
i'll glorious style and in the company OF
those two youths known an Andy Russell
and William Nichols. Tue three jolly
pioneers lave 4. kind OF a fellow feeling
and it mnst have been hypnotism that
made Andy and Bill ache the next day
to hear that the cart wheel wouldn't
climb a sagebush without tipping over.
Preacher (out w~estJ-"Let every one
in this congregation Who desires to 20 to
heaven, stand up" Almost every n
rises. Preacher-"Now let every n
who wants to go to the other place stand
M" No one rises. After Il minute or