The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-12-07

What viii Congress do With the Pael-
fc Railroads? is a question that con-
Germs the Pacific Coast.
From Charlie Lowry's correspondence
we judge he is very much alive and in
good health at McDermit.
R. Herr, the Reno Jeweler, has a
new al. on the third page. For reli-
able gools give him a call.
Myrtle Lodge No. %, X. OF P. OF
Verdi, will give its first anniversary bali
OF Friday evening, December 18th.
Christmas numbers of magazines, and
books have been ordered for the holidays
and will soon be on sale at the DISPATCH
office.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction Cutting will appeal to the
courts to maintain his salary at 5000 a
month.
J. Nicholson, formerly u business
man of Verdi, has rented the Forrest
residence and will make his home at
| Wadsworth.
A number of school children will be
v~accinated today. The lady teachers
have been shiyering a week over their
own cases.
Have the parents of the school chill
dren lost all interest in school matters?
If not why do they not visit the schools
occasionally?
The weather has been cool and dry
too long. The country all around us
has enjoyed rain or snow and we have
had no storms Of any kind.
E. s. Lievre has had a new delivery
wagon built by Poole q Wiley and it is
a nice piece OF work. Mr.. Lievre will
use it in the meat business.
There is a game of football in pros
pect for New Years day at Reno be-
tween the University eleven and the
Olympics of San Francisco.
Superintendent Adams of the mint
estimates the Nevada gold yield for the
calender year 1894 at 81 ,220, 700 and the
silver yield at 997 800 ounces.
We would like to have that picture,
ga Yard of Violets," to adorn the sane
tum, but DR.. Jackman undoubtedly
thinks it is all right where it is.
Mrs. A. l. York and daughter, Myrtle,
have returned from Boston. They re-
port having enjoyed the visit yet feel
delighted at being home again.
1t took all of Herman's men, the sta
ton agent and his force, the section fore
man and his gang and lots of persuasion
to load a COW in a box car yesterday.
Virginia City has the courage to give
a bloomer bali the management, how
ever, will not insist on the ladies wear
ing the costume il they don't wish to.
N. H.. A. Mason caine up from below
this morning. He a y there is practi-
cally no beef in California and he ex-
poets a good market in this State after a
little.-Gazette.
G. V. Gross who worked i'll the diyi-
sion superintendent Office here several
years ago and Prof. w. NJ. Miller of the
State University graduated at the Cooper
Medical College of San Francisco Thurs
day.
Sheriff Hadley of Humboldt came in
Wednesday and vent to the Reserva-
ton to subpoena witnesses to be pres
ent at the preliminary examination of
Monico Escheverria at Winnemucca
next Mondsy.
Some OF the witnesses %subpoenaed to
appear at Winnemucca next Monday to
testify at the preliminary examination
of Monico Escheverria are impecunious
and wonder how they will be enabled to
make the journey.
VIM. Pierson will, with many others,
be glad when the horse races are no
more. He has lost a long section OF
fencing which trespassers dumped into
the river and if necessity requires in
future will open a toll road.
Hon. T. G. Herman has q large ice
house in process Of construction back OF
Andy Russal's eorrals. 1t will be 30x50
feet and built with a view of handling
ice in a way to economic labor. jim