The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-02-09

hearty and a very pleasant talker.
The government is making arrange
ments To issue more bonds to the
amount OF 81 90, 900, 900, which will be
taken by American and foreign shy
locks.
The new home at Thermalito Cal. for
aged and INDECENT Odd Fellows has been
accepted by the board OF trustees from
Its donors. 1t will be put in shape for
immediate use.
Mrs. A. Pollock and Mrs. ]. W. Smith
Will give a coffee drink at Engineers
Hall next Wednesday eve ming, Feb. 10.
Members Of Div. 153 and their wives are
cordially invited to attend.
THE people of said act to be amended
so as to read as follows and fix the sal
aries ther eof' not to exceed :" is the in
PRODUCTION of Assembly Bill No AZ as re-
by the State Printer. What's
the matter?
Michael Kaiser brings In frst-class
alfalfa hay. You can buy it in any
quantity of his agents, Crosby & Poole,
at White Horse Stables.
Nine hundred dollars per annum is
not enough compensation for Washos
County's District Attorney and ex-oficio
superintendent OF schools. The correct
way to adjust it would be to lop it off
some of the county salaries shat are now
too high.
Attorney General Olney has sustained
u. s.. District Attorney Knight foi refus-
ing to issue a warrant for the arrest OF
G. p. Huntington for issuing an inter
State railroad pass to Frank Stone a pol
itician of San Francisco. The complaint
was defective.
The late style Sterling silver belt and
the Sterling silver top comb are the
leading novelties in the jewlry trade for
Spring and Summer. The place to get
them is at the store of r. Herr the Reno
jewler. They are appropriate, pretty
and fashionable.
A canvass OF the United STATES Senate
shows a vote of AZ tor free coinage OF
silver and 80 against. The admission OF
Senator Wilson of Washington and
Clark of Montana will increase the free
silver vote TO 40.
Assembly Bill A. B. No. 45 introduced
by Speaker Allen simply means to cor
rect the law as it is and applying to
Churchill county by making the statute
read The salary of the County Clerk
and ex-oficio County Treasurer shall be
5000 per nnnm.
G. E. 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 en- Mr.,
Skinner when YOU go to Reno and he
will take pleasure in showing you bis
work.
The Elko Independent says: An
item is going around the State press to
the effect that j. C. Doughty, late Popu-
list candidate for Congress-, is to take a
position as teacher in the Elko school.
How the report originated We do not
know, but We do k NOW there is no trutl,
in it.
The Secretary of the Interior has de-
cided that lands embraced in the list oil
i33, 591 acres selected by the Central Pa
citic Rrilroad Company are within a
clearly defined mineral belt. and has
postponed the issuance of patents pend
ing notice of publication.
Assemblyman Beck has introduced a
a hill to fix the number OF County Com
m%issioners. Provides for five districts
and the same number of Commissioners
As applied to Washoe it possibly means
Reno No. browns and Glendale No.
2-Verdi, Peavine and Salt Marsh No. 3
w ellsworth and Pyramid No. f.
'Wsshoe Valley No. 5. We have not
seen the bill.
The Winnemucca Silver State Gays 4:
At II 80 O'Clock Monday morning, at
tie residence Of the BRIDES parents, the
ceremony was performed by Rev. f.
Francis Brown which united Fannie l..
Muller and J. H. Sheehan in the bonds
of matrimony. The wedding a q
quiet one, only relatives of the contract