The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-16

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meeting on the 18th inst granted the pc
tition praying for a school district in the
northern part OF the Valley.
1t was ten thousand sacks of wheat
that the Port Costa Company are me-
gotiating for instead of one thousand as
reported in last weeks DISPATCH.
jill. Thies and A. Haas recently pur-
chased about a thousand head of cattle
in Nye and Lander counties and last
week shipped them 10 the Chicago mar
ket.
An article in Saturdays DISPATCH n
titled "Stick up for your Town" ex-
presses a sentiment which needs to be
heeded in Lovelock as well as in Wads-
worth.
Mr.. Spsulding of the Truckee Mill Co.
vas in town last Thursday, presumably
to sell the lumber for the new school
houae whose construction is close at
hand.
Mrs. S. r. Edmondson and Mrs. Chas
Bell, who have been rusticating at Lake
Tahoe have returned much improved in
health, and report having had a very en-
joyable trip.
Twelve hundred head of cattle were
unloaded here FRIDAY and Saturday.
They were shipped in by the Baden Co.,
and will be fed by Jos. Hill on his own
and the Marker ranches.
The Irish boys are hauling three car
loads of ore from Kennedy to Winnie
mucea to be shipped to the Selby Re-
duction Works. The ore assays two
hundred dollars in gold to the ton.
Mrs. s. ]. Edmondson and Mrs. Bell
returned from Lake Tahoe last week
much improved in health. 1t is evident
by their appearance and account OF
their trip that they had a very enjo,-
able time.
Friday Eugene Cozzens returned from
Kelton with Sullivan and Mc(iraw who
broke Jail here last Monday night. The
prisoners were placed in Jail here last
Monday for breaking into the Jsp's
house at the Humboldt House. Judge
Young conducted the examination Fri
day night and Saturday morning. They
were found guilty of the charge of burg
larry.
Our former pastor, Rev. Geo. c. King,
was marriad on the 7th inst. to Miss
Estella Latta of Carson. Mr.. King is a
promising young man, and his many
friends in Lovelock extend best wishes
to him and his fair bride for happiness
and prosperity in their new life. The
young couple will make their home in
Coleville, California.
Every n in the West is pleased with
the decision in the Stanford case. The
United States Court of Appeals has de-
cided in favor OF Mrs. Stanford on the
appeal taken from the decision Of Judge
Ross sustaining the demurrer of Mrs.
Stanford in the suit brought to recover
SIS, 1886, 900 alleged to he due the Gov
eminent from the estate Of Leland
Stanford on account Of Central Pacific
bonds. AS the decision in this case
materially affects the future welfare Of
the University at Palo Alto, all public
spirited citizens who are interested in
the promotion of education will rejoice
that Mrs. Stanford has o the suit.
Many OF our bright young boys are
frcquenting places which the laws pro-
hibit them from entering. " hat is the
matter with our officers? The street is
no place for a boy or girl after dark.
The parents who permit their children
to be out after that time ERE allowing
their offspring to SOW the first seed Of
dissipation, and are bringing sorrow
and disgrace upon themselves. II chill
dren are kept busy in wholesome work
they very seldom go astray. Those who
attend the school have plenty OF lessons
to prepare for the subsequent day and if
they do not study at night, the parents
may know that they are getting behind
in their classes. There is no exception
to the rule whatsoever.