The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-16

work on the loyal next week. Inc Ut.
is a stayer and we hope he will strike a
Dig bonanza.
Billy Simpson is doing sixty days in
the Reno chain gang Tor annoying girls
and women by rude and insulting words
and actions.
Bullion from Silver Peak has been at
tached by the C. & c. Ry. Co. and the
mines and mill will probably shut down
on account OF it..
T. G. Herman has had a new boat
built at Poole x Willey's, but we have
not heard when the launching ceremo-
MES will be held.
A young lady of Lander County and a
gentleman Of Churchill county will 500
be united in marriage, ii all reports are
true, says the Reveille.
William eastman, High Chief Rang
er Of the A. o. F. is expected to pay an
official visit 20 Court Nevada next
Thursday night. A special meeting
will be necessary.
VIM. Donaldson's horses are as round
as barrels and it is explained by the
fact hat they get q basket of bread
every morning and are not at all back
ward about eating almost anything that
q man will.
They haul trout fifteen inches long out
of the Virginia City water pipes and
they haul all kinds of unmeDtionables
out of Reno water pipes and such mat
ters quicken sales of ''sheep-herders'
delight"
Owners of ground having assessment
work to do are required to perform their
necessary labor or turn their claims
over to more energetic ~prospectors with
in the next seven weeks. Our laws are
l%enient, butt
The Belmont Courier says Hon. T. j.
hold more water for his gold washing.
Mr.. Bell keeps pushing away at his gold
mines, adding to the mighty gold eagle,
that he will shortly be able to lay by
and go to rest with.
We regret to learn that the Wads-
worth nine went away dissatisfied with
the decisions of Umpire Morris. A moro
just umpire than this gentleman cannot
be found, and their dissatisfaction is
wholly unwarranted student Record.
Umpire Morris was not satisfied with
his own decisions and he so stated.
The complete returns from the Ken
tucy election show that the Senate W ]
consist Of % Democrats and IS Republi-
so Republicans and . Populists. On
joint ballot the Democrats will have IS,
the Republicans So and the Populists 2
votes, SO Blackburn's election depends
upon the Populists and it's dollars to
donghnnts that the Populists will vote
for a gold man,
A drunken Italian Wednesday night,
in the darkness jumped out from be-
hind a fence near John Lees store and
badly frightened two ladies who we're
passing, by screaming and running
after them. Constable Lothrop put
him in the cooler and the next day the
~repentant prisoner wept c%opiously over
his actions and promised to sin no
more. He was fined.
Only an editor can comprehend the
trials Of a pen pusher. How to make
every man the most distinguished, every
girl the prettiest, every. swell the most
popular, every business man the most
successful, besides, always remember
ing to call every old hester "colonel,"
all red headed old maids golden
haired" not to mention the blessings
received for failing to puff the fellow
who passed through town and did not
even call around for fear he would be
expected to pay his subscription, added
to the mistakes in the weight of new
members of families, all this combined
with the abuse from the EDITORS wife for
praising some other mans wife, makes
an editors life anything but a paradise.
FIX.
Sunday about noon, says the Reno
Gazette, a valuable briar wood pipe was
stolen from the Sheriff's office. The
pipe was the property of Johnny Caugh-
lin and wnS nriznd vnru hinhlu hu Inhn.