The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-07

Smith sWears chased him to water III
the wilds of the Sierras.
Two ear loads of lumber arrived for
w. S. Bailey Monday. He will build a
barn 50 X 80 back OF his residence, for
merly Vim. Lambs house.
Joseph Hanna, sent from Washoe
county for burglary, made his escape
from the State Prison Saturday morning.
At last accounts he had not been re-
captured.
r. L. Fuller, Quo Chung and c.. d.
Norman have had erayon portraits
made which are on exhibition at the
WaisworGn Commercial Company's.
They look life-like.
Hon. T. & Herman and 6. w. Saw
ger have been authorized to look after
the laying out of a new road past the
Monte ranch in lieu of the road lately
made in the deep sand.
A house belonging to James Goulden
was burned at Truckee Monday. As it
is in the vicinity of the late fire in
which three houses were destroyed the
people of Truckee are excited.
There never was so much activity in
Montana as at present. That seems to
be the general opinion of mining e
mining brokers and dealers in mining
supplies, says the Helena Independent.
The Chinatown pig-pen has been
complained of for some months as an
abominable nuisance and a suit has
been commenced to abate the same.
THE pen smells to heaven" this torrid
weather.
Bob Pollock and Doll Proctor were
experimenting with Jim Poole yesterday
they are figuring on fastening him to a
revolving spring fan and turning him
loose in an uptown establishment to
scare flies.
A friend said to a lady cyclert the other
day, You look awful nobby in that
suit" To which the cycler, VINO is not
burdened with a superabundance of
flesh, replied. 90, dear me! Do my
my bones show as badly as all that"
G. NJ. Wiley has sold, or is about to
sell his butcher shop and business to L.
Olinghouse and Billy Jones. Mr.. Wiley
has bought J. f. Orosby's interest in
the White Horse livery stable and
blacksmith shop.
Somebody tied a can to a horses
tail Monday night and the animal ran
through town very badly frightened
creating considerable noise and excite
ment. Some gentlnmen corraled the
horse and took the can off.
The DIsPAToH office received a large
box of apples and a jug OF cider by
Fridays stage with the compliments OF
j. J. Cushman OF st. Clair. We can
commend the prod..ce very highly after
sampling it. Mr.. Cushman has a large
orchard and raises a great deal of choice
fruit.
Harry A. Knox OF Sacramento, one of
the leaders OF the railroad strike of last
year, has begun proceedings in the SUI
perior court against the Southern Paci-
fc company and a number of others to
recover damages in the sum of $500, 900,
alleging that the Defendants prosecuted
him maliciously for the murder of En-
gineer Clark.
The Lovelock correspondent of the
Wadsworth DISPATCH says a canary bird
with legs eight inches long and u beak
fully four inches in length has been seen
in several yards where there is vegeta-
ton and shade. The correspondent does
not say what brand Of liquor he had
been drinking.-Journal.
Sprinkle a little lime in your stock
tank and not q particle of green scum
will form On the water. When the lime
losses its strength and the scum begins
to form, which may be twice during the
season, wash out the tank and enew
the dose. 1t is cheap, wholesome, keeps
the water clean and saves work.
The stay law which assisted the miners
for two years in tiding over the duh
times of 1894 being no longer in
force, the annual assessment work which
has usually been postponed until the
CLOSING of The e will have to be ner-