The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-03-06

west end OF the railroad yard it would
Improve the road. The gravel is handy.
Belknap Bower received his pension
yesterday with seven months back paw.
Ii he had received what was Justly due
it would have been sixty months instead
Of seven.
A young Indian girl, already named
the Princess, arrived at Wadsworth from
some eastern school last Sunday and her
stylish hammer has impressed the
natives.
Assessor Evans has commenced the
work OF assessing property. He assesses
beef cattle at from $16 t $18; stock cat
tie at $40; dairy COWS at $40; mutton
sheep 81; stock sheep 81.
The Washoe-O rmsby-Storey bound
aries bill, which passed the Assembly by
a vote of 10 to II, has had a hard time
of it and it is hard 10 say what will be
ltS lAte III the senate
Every dollar spent at home comes
back to you in one way or another.
Money IN circulation is the life of trade,
and to make a lively home trade money
must circulate at home.
In the Mrs. H. NJ. johnson vs South
ern Pacific Company suit in the United
States Court of Appeals at San Francis
co Mrs. johnson has been granted a re-
hearing and it is to be reargued today.
Aleck Arthur has taken a lay off for a
year and will visit in Canada. Mrs.
Arthur accompanies him and it is
among the possibilities that they may
not come back to Wadsworth.
The old road to the Reservation has
caved in several places and is danger
Gus in its present condition. 1t should
be fixed at once. One OF the delights of
not having a resident Commissioner.
C. M. Wiley and family came in from
the Salt Works Sunday. Mr.. Wiley
thinks Wadsworth should belong to
Churchill and everybody agrees with
him. He is a rustler and u wide awake
citizen.
Have you seen the ]. A. Gregory oil
cans? They are the handiest articles In
that line evsr invented. They cost you
nothing to use and nothing to inquire
about them. Give them a trial and be
convinced.
A bill has been introduced in the AS
sembly making it a misdemeanor to pre-
vent or attempt to prevent any person
from securing en- ployment. The bill is
aimed against railroad companies black
listing lei
The following names were omitted
from the list OF. those attending the
party Tuesday night at T. w. Fitzger-
AIDS:
Mr. and Mrs A H Griswold, Miss Eta
Hettenhausen, Messrs 6 A Mcpherson,
II Short and M Donelin.
Bishop Monogue's death will be
mourned by all who knew him. His
good deeds were not confined to any
church or creed. May his reward on
the other side be concentrated with
the good be did in life.-lndependent.
The Nevada House is being renovated
throughout and about seven men are
engaged in doing the work. VIM. Dom
aldson keeps the best country hotel on
the line of the railroad and everything
is kept in first-class shape.
Undertaken Hoskins has been devot-
ing his time lately to making improve
ments at his Reno shop and putting in
a stock OF first-class goods. The caskets
are enclosed in dust-proof receptacles.
Mr.. Hoskins is up with the times in his
business.
G. z. 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 On Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
The people who live on Main street
above John Lees have inst canse to COM
plain of rubbish being DUMPED or the
hill back of their houses. The proper
place to dump trash is rear the foot Of
the sand hills where the drifting sand
aoon coyars il.