The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-03-16

day.
Foster says: The principal, most
brilliant and beautiful aurora will me-.
company the cold wave crossing the con.
;lnent from 18th to 9th of this month
A wood chopper cut himself with his
AK in the hills to the north of town
Thursday and the rumor anread that
somebody was hurt in tie White fiorse
mines.
The woodchopper cut his foot nearly
in two with the ak.
Tie Carson Tribune has 1t that some
"i ktno'A most highly respected ladies
are soing about town soliciting signers
lar a petition asking for Mrs. Harlley's
release.
Gold mines are said to have been dis
covered in the vicinity of Steamboat
Springs. The rock is said to be rich
and it has created some excitement
among mining men.
The Hon. II. +. Bartine, it is under.
stood. will leave Nevada within the
next week or two, and will AXE up a
residence in Salt Lake City, where he
will open u law office.
Bob Peacock was in town this week.
He says the water in Mud Lake is ris-
ing about an inch a week. The waters
are about equally divided between Pyra-
mid and Mud lakes.
Conductor LaForge is the happy faith
Or of q IL pound daughter and contem-
plates building an addition to his resi-
dence on account of it and feeling 90
much larger himself.
Mrs. VIM. Macpherson has been around
this week with a subscription ps per in
the effort to raise funds for a new bell
for the church. She has met with success
40 far and We hope to hear the first peal
Easter morning.
The suit for divorce brought by
Charles Glasscock against Carr @ Glass
cock, his wife, in which Senator Stewart
of Nevada was named as correspond
ent, WAS dismissed in the Equity Court
at Washington Friday.
Dorsey & Armstrong, buyers for the
Omaha market came in from Churchill
last night. They bought 400 head of beef
cattle, among them. Henry Tiieelan'a,
Lem Aliens, w. &. Grimes and others.
There are not very many cattle lett in
Churchill.
The masquerade ball that was to hc
held in saltwater OH the 18th inst under
the auspices of the Saltwater Social
Club, has been postponed until Friday,
March 18th. 1t is to be- basket party
and all who are invited who wish to
have . good time.
Grand Chancellor Aiken of the
Knights of Pythias visited Pyramid
Lodge No. 10 last Tuesday evening and
exempiiied the unwritten work to u
large lodge. Every Knight who possi-
bly, can should make it = point to meet
the Grand Chancellor. Important
changes have been madt.
The Austin Reveille says: Patrick
Walsh sold 800 of his beef cattle Mon
day, out OF tls $50 on hand, vt about
OBJ cents net, the rattle 10 be shipped
over the \. q. and c. T.. and weighed at
Ogden. The cattle are said to be u fine
lot, and are to be shipped East by the
purchaser. Mr.. Black burn made the
purchase.
Charlie Lowry has sent from Fl. Nc
Dermott to his brother John, a buggy
robe made OF nine coyote skins. 1t il
we'll lined, nicely ornimented and all in
all Available piece Of work. 1t will be-
ratified at John Lees. Some jerked ven
ison came along too and MAS quite y eur
iosiiy to many OF our people. There are
some tough Things in this world aud
jerked v-nison il one Of them. Charlie
is we'll and happy.
The new Board of Trustees OF Frater-
nal Cemetery Association met and organ
lied Thursday ever " by e%lrcting r. i
Fuller, president. Present j. b. Finle,
VIM Macpherson, N. A. Hnmmel and
G. A. Macpherson. Il. A. Macpherson
was elected secretary VIM Macpherson,
treasurer; N. A. Hummel, superintent-
ent. The funds in the treasury are low