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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-20
SUM MONS.

TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF WADS-
l. worth Township, OF the State of Nevada,
County OF Washoe.
A. l.. Bryan Snoe Company, q corporation
duly organized and existing under the laws OF
the State OF California by lite President, A. l..
BRYAN. plaintiff, vs.. Nm. Campbell, defendant
Summons.
the otaLc Of Nevada sends greeting to VIM.
Campbell, defendant. You are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the Justices
Court OF Wadsworth Township, County OF
Washoe, and to answer before the Justice, at
his ofnoe in the said Township, tine Complaint
filled therein, on the 9th day of January, at 10
o'clock A. M, 1896.
The said action is brought to obtain judge
ment against you for the sum Of $3.50 (sixty
and 80 lCo dollars, for goods, wares and mer-
chandise sold and delivered to you, defendant,
by plaintiff, at your special instance and re-
quest In the year of 1891, together with an ac-
count duly assigned from Stoll Il Van Bergen
to plaintiff Of $13. 10, thirteen and 75-lW dol
lars) for merchandise furnished you, defend
ant. at your request by said assignee, Stoll &
Van Bergen; as more fully appears by the
Complaint on file herein and copy herewith
to which you are referred. And you are hereby
notified that IL you fail to so appear and answer
said Complaint, as above required, said plain
till will take judgement against you, together
with costs.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of any county
In the State, Greeting:
Make legal service and due return.
Givar under my hand this 10Th day OF Noyem
Der, 1895. N. a. HUMMEL,
justice OF the Peace Of said Township.
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MINING SHARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned will dis
pose of a limited number of
shares Of the Wadsworth Min
ing and Milling Co., including
the Emma l.. mine and other
property at 10 Cts per share.
This is not only a safe and
profitable investment, but will
aid in the further development
of the White Horse District.
CHAs. T. WAsHEIM,
Wadsworth, New.
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SPORTS.

This town is getting to be quitesporty
or this town always has been sporty, or
any way you like it is the way to put it
if you are one of the sports. To lie a
" ellsworth sport you may be white,
you may be yellow, or you may be red
or you may have no color at all when
they don't come as you want to call
them. The flush of victory makes a
white man red and the gloom of defeat
makes a red man white and sixty DAVIS
makes the yellow sport look black.
There is poker, American and Piute.
There Is fan tan and China lottery.
There are races and races.
Foot races, horse races, bicycle races.
There are Caucasian, Indian and
Mongolian races.
Then there are raises that sometimes
you see and wish you hadn't; and raises
that you don't see and wish you had.
There are all kinds OF money, gold,
silver and paper, of all denominations.
and money makes the mare go next
Sunday.
Last Sunday the Iudian Reservation
was deserted and the noble bucks were
all here with their horses and plenty OF
good silver money which they bet to the
last dime-and lost. But they want to
come again to meet the a1lileless white
man.
The foot race-100 yard dash-be-
tween Royane and Mead for a 500
purse was won by Mead by about two
feet with two feet and his admirers con-
sidered it a feat.
Then the omnibuses, the drays, sur
reys, sulkies, carts, carriages, wagons,
bicycles, equestrians end pedestrians
started for the race track.
The first was a 500 yard dash between
Signora Sorreltop and Gray Goose for a
purse of SO. 1t was won by the former
with twenty yards to spare and busted
Jim Poole who had 25-cents up.
The next was a dash with four cayuses
in. 1t was won by Bay hummer Jim
and Ike Lothrop was everjoyed to put
one of Johnnie Days dollars in HE
pocket.
The next and last race wa with thu
following entries, all thoroughbreds:
Carver Chief, Manda and King of
Spades. Considerable money changed
hands on this event, Manda having
many admirers and selling favorite.
King OF Spades had every Piute. dollar
on him while Carver Chiefs friends
played for a snap and got away with it,
the Chief winning the race and purse
by u length, with Manda second and
King Of Spades at her flank. The Chief
md Manda so it next Sunday for a 5000
purse.
AT 1 80 a foot race, $50 yards, for a
800 purse, was run by Mead and
Miller, Miller winning by a foot. A
festive drummer on foot had no trouble
in beating Roy Lewis on a bicycle.
"oiin' Gernant was the smooth
voiced book maker and his percentage
will enable him to sport diamonda-if
he buys the right kind.
Jeff Poole has it bad and is going into
training.
We lost our one and only dollar to
jim Wild and he is as effervescent as
champagne cide-.
Next Sunday will see the Carson Sink
and the Reservation depopulated and
money in sight.
The Wadsworth sports are strictly in
it-now. Later?
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ESfay.

There came to my ranch at Limbo on
or about September 10th, 1895, a horse,
light brown in color, weight 1900 pounds
sixteen hands high, bald face, four
white feet, branded on left hip s The
owner is hereby notified to prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take the an
imal away.
r. FL. CowLEs, Wadsworth, New.
November II, 1895.
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Before buying your Fall suit come and
examine our samples from Meyer 4 Co.
and Jacob l.. Cohn, Chicago. We guar
antee a fit. Suits from $l3 50 up. Pants
from 50 so up. Il. GRIswoLD.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1896.
BREV1FIES.
Pay your taxes.

Pay your taxes.
The weather is perfect.
DIR. T. B. Holmes is improving.
Mrs. 0. Madden is still quite feeble.
Several cases of scarlet fever in Reno.
Governor Jones is improving in
health.
Geo. Dunfry was up from Sacramento
Sunday.
H. Haight is working for the V. & T.
at Carson.
Lem Aliens big team came in Thurs
day for supplies.
ExConductor w. j. Patton is visiting
points in Nevada.
1t costs SO cents per GENITAL to raise
wheat in Modesto.
The Heney trial will probably last
a week longer.
Mr.. Fallon was in Thursday with a
big team for supplies.
$1,000 was paid for the Railroad Hotel
at Carlin, the Tidings says.
Mrs. ]. r. Forrest and family leave
tonight for their home in Ogden.
The coyotes howl enough now at
nights to scare small boys home.
The Odd Fellows nominate officers for
the ensuing term next Monday night.
Carson property is held at at least %
per cent higher valution than a month
ago.
The Carson Tribune's candidate for
President in lS96-the Republican nom-
inee.
Cleve Pike has been quite sick for
several days but was improving at last
accounts.
Gardnerville is growing fast enough
to make a bid for the county seat of
Douglass.
Chas. Lewis and VIM. Nichols are
going to rent Music Hal and start a
skating rink.
George Goodwin spent a few days in
town last week. He left for Carson
Monday night.
Lawyer McGlashan wants Truckee to
build an ice palace and have an ice car
nival this winter.
Some people are so solicitous for your
welfare that they would make you rich
against your will.
Two hundred Angora goats were
shipped from Battle Mountain to San
Francisco last week.
Arizona possesses a native daughter
that can kick the sombrero off Of the
head of q six-footer.
P. Russack departed for Arizona Sat
urday night. 1t is understood he goes
there on mining business.
w. K. Lampson was on Saturdays
No. 2 for a visit to Reno. He has made
a success of his placer mines.
The Carson Tribune's locals last Sat-
urday began with: wedding tonight.
Good times are coming. Keep Il stiff
upper lip.
Washoe county's total fall OF rain for
October amounted to about one-tenth of
an inch while Churchill had a fall of
half an inch.
Three hundred and fifty head of
Miller & Lux cattle arrived yesterday
from Winnemucca and were driven to
Mason Valley to feed.
An effort is being made to have a
game of base ball on Thanksgiving Day
between the Wadsworth and Carson
Sink mines for enough money to make
it interesting.
The pupils of Prof. Winirey's depart
ment, Winnemucca public schools, gave
an entertainment last Friday, and from
its character, judging by the account
in the Silver State, Prof. Winfrey has
placed the Winnemucca schools on an
equal footing with the best in Nevada.
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A. 0. F..

William eastman, High Chief Ranger
OF the \. o. F. will visit Nevada Court
Friday night. He writes that he
would like to form a ladies' Circle while
here.
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Piano for Sale.

A good Morris Piano is offered for sale
cheap. A good instrument in tirst-class
condition. For particulars at this office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-20

Losr-A ladies gold watch and chain
between the freight depot and Mrs. APP
~plegate's residence. A suitable reward
will be paid for its return to this office.
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Something Good.

Mike Kaiser's home made pickles and
wheat fed pork for sale by Wadsworth
Commercial Co.
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Stock Shipper, Attention!

The undersigned have leased and fully
control the Railroad Feeding Corrals al
Wadsworth which they have repaired
and put in First-Classe condition i'll every
way for feeding and unloading stock.
Hay fed for $to per ton. Telegraph,
write or call on
POOLE & WILEY at the White
Horse Livery Stables, Wadsworth, New.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-20

Window glass cut to any size at TIE
w. G. Co.
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Ball SuDper.

The supper for the Ladies' Auxiliary
ball will be abundantly spread by Mrs.
J. III. McCollugh at the Engineers Hall.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-20

For SALE-A Cool Singer Sewing
Machine, cheap. Inquire of Mrs. Lamb.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-20

Booths fresh oysters constantly on
hand at the w. G. Co.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-20
Ball Slippers.

Suppers will be served for balls and
entertainments, back Of Music Hall, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bryant.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21
News Of the Oranges.

There will We social dance At Farmers
Pride Grange hall Friday evening, Feb. 22d
under the auspices of the Grange
Seaside Grange II cordially invited W Whit
Equity Grange at their hail, Saturday even
lngi Mar 2nd- Supper At 7.ao, sharp.
There " : ne February meeting u waldo
County Grange on account of the stormy
weather during the week fur which it was
aSsig ignea Tlia next meeting Will he with
Northern Light Grange, Winterport, Tues
day, March 9TH, with the same program as
announced for February.
Equity Grange held necktie sociable and
dance at their han Wednesday, Feb 18TH
Tile ladies met i'll thu afternoon ana made
neckties and aprons. which were matched
ter partners 70 the supper in the evening
lhe dance winch followed was 4 very pleas
ant one. The music was contributed for the
benefit Of the grange by Henry +. Patterson,
Chas. Wentworth and Mrs. j. H. sheldon
State Master Wiggin has issued the fol
lowing appeal to the Patrons Of Husbandry
Of Maine:
Our brothers and sisters in Nebraska are
suffering with hunger and cold While We
are blest with plenty, they are il actual
need VI the necessities cf life. a movement
has been started among she Patrons Of New
Engla to relieve in some measure this
destitution of our unfortunate brothers ana
SISTERS IN this stricken State NEW Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts ana Con
nectcut have already commenced their
contributions Rhode Island Will quickly
follow and Maine il looked te for her full
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21


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ifRNh'hs Br"s are making large and
handsome sarrol'hag''s OF OAK Hlli and Hal
lowell granite Tor tite lot OF Newell and A
me hnoX County Creamery Association
mere ~ annual lheeung IN kockiand last
Wetk. me reports ssnW that $4,000 pounds
OF butter We're mtde THE past year, which
spid AZ an average rtict OF lS-0S cents pel
Poupu'
The hil of prices for the employees of the
=. VI 8s works expires March 1st. The
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lualr iNlnHlhaven Review
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The Republican journal., 1895-02-21
Northport News.

\ Rev Geo 4. Tufts viii preach u +b,.
| church at Saturday Cove uext SnnJav j J
| p. M
Mrs. Caroline ThDrstor who c,a,
| tenl NJ no,har,s f,nar,, ,, .,,
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lhe 'uilstlan Endeavor ne' ting last sun
| 'iay evening wAs verN interesting and argtt-
N ae'rhAsa- Go"d Singing ann gaea slleth-
ing Is What tine people like to hear; there
M 'i'
-ht' Emery hrown, ttie sexton informs w
'ia' never III HIS experience in attending
ihhrfaiS iias le evfr carried sq large A CAS-
ket as that that held tile remains at Nlrs
"'lllam Kendall Ii was y inches wide, ID
lhehes deep and z feet long. Besides the
weight q fhe casket the bods contained
was estimated to weigh over go pounds
The la,lies of the Good TemI.lar l.f.ss,ra
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The Republican journal., 1895-02-21

kenl ll m eNlecie0; WI rs ~ S 81.
tlSht y. hNe % S'A 't,e N'..t -. aiel.,
heRnnilean caucus Mohu's ~. .,oss
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if9hlbiNphlsis honl,h'.eu 10 No w. u'
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is4AI a Hong Kong despatch to
e a4thA lifles says II il supposed
Ha iifHiiesr NIl threaten Foo Chow
t, at WIZ province Of Fukien after
tsN lmfc secured Wei -liai Wei. The
iH4Sl Are preparing for THE de-
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SNps t0ut Az Fort smith, Ark, Bill
aaN bike noturinNs outlaw. was found
ats un hat " dozen counts and ~tn-
5se.l4 to fttN wears i'll the New York
~i taNentialy He took his sentence
Hiiii5Mm4y..... 'ihe Pcople Rights
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The Republican journal., 1895-02-21


hate ANA insolvency. Judge NJ Prpllte
| Hrmrv I Peabody, Portland Judge III pro-
| bate tfruelilIet Il Stevens Augllsra. .Juice
! OF Probate James II Burge Bangor; Regis
ter " Probate Frank wilson, Sanford
! Register uf Probate Charles IN Dorr Ells-
weith
| II the rtport of tile seashore fisheries cnpl-
mittee is adopted yoll cannot tish Huh aIe-
wives for three wears ia the Shetpscot riyef
| hnt the people. ho wanted to limit tlt. tax
ing of smelts there to hook and line fisher
| men win have leave te withdraw
| Whether the temperance COMMITTEES will
report the Dow bill IS a d+batable question
When the committee first cot vossrSSan of
port it nearly without change. That i'm
| preston has given WAY to an Opposite one
Feb. 18TH b f. Hamilton Of Bll,lrforr ar-
gued before the committee in favor of tAe
| bin to require. county commissioners N Ger
tain cases 60 send drunkards to some r4put-
able guld cure HI made strong ar.rr lnent
mittee asked hlul what he thought II the
Dow hill He sald he though the TEMPER
ance legislation of the State sl,uld III soli
tied ana Sinipiitied anu made such THAT ii
could ana would liz. more readily enforced
He didn't think the Dow bin would meet the
demand General Dow wss present ana
wanted the public hearing postpvnea III F4h
The request was granted.
Mr. Reynolds of Brooks las lntraduc.d
hll relating "a tranps Tile intention IL
which IL tn 50 amend the law thar conata-
hes may uot he allowed 10 arrest tra,nns
feed them and TAXI. them to iail for the sake
of tile f4es II provides thai 1ha tr,mns
when arrested shall immediately IL. bronpht
before. the selertnen or oyerseers Of Tbr
pn,r
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21

OF gold has been paid in by the syndicate,
and from s., 0OO 600 to 81 900, 600 of gold
is on the water en- route from Europe to
this county to pay for bonds. Some gold
will also come from Canada Interest on
the bonds will begin when the gold for
them is deposited after the President for
mally accepts the syndicate offer wheth-
er the bonds are ready for delivery or not.
..... In the United States court of appeals
for the District Of Columbia Feb. 14th,
argument was heard in the case involving
the constitntcnality OF the income tax
provision Of the new tariff. The case is
John q. Moore against Joseph >. Miller,
commissioner Of internal revenue on ap-
plieatlon ful an injunction TO prevent him
from collecting tax. ,lllHg, Hagner, in
the district circuit cullrt decided the
case in favor of the government. and it
cNincs before the higher court on ap-
neal. Ex Senator George +. Edmunds ut
Vermont appeared for Mr Moore, and
Edward c. Whitney, assistant attorney
general, for the government Feb 18th
chict Justice Alvey handed down all upin-
ion concuning in tile decision Of Justice
llagner in relation 10 the petition for an
IN junction, asked for bN John O. Moore
New ! ok. to restrain Joseph y Miller,
commissioner Of internal revenue from
the collection of the income tax Chief
Justice Alvey declares that there aIpea rs
no good ground o. cause shown for an in
junction to restrain the commissioner
from proceeding with the work of his bu-
reall in regard to the assessments and
collection Of the income tax. The ease will
noW 60 to the L. s. Supreme Court. -. The
Senate committee on finance has ordered a
favorable report on the bill passed bN the
House repeating the discriminating duty
on all sugars imported from countries
that pay an export sugar bounty... In the
Senate Feb. 18th MI. Perkins reported
back from the committee on education
and labor the Senate bill for the appoint
ment Of non partisan commission to col
lect information and to consider and
recommend legislation to meet the prob
lens presented hy labor, agriculture and
capital and it was placed on the calendar
..... The truth Of an extract from the
diary of ex- Queen Liliuokalan, read at
her Trial. stating she received present
from President Cleveland, was authori-
tatively denied at the White House Feb
18th 1t is stated that the President
sent no present Of any description to her,
and She was imposed on if any Gift was
given with the statement that It came
from Mr.. Cleveland. NH. Congressman Nc
Ettricks bill to establish life saving sta
tion in the vicinity of City Point South
Boston, has passed both houses and gone
to the President for His SIGNATURE Mr.
SeVellnn A. Brown formerly chief clerk
OF the Department of State, died at his
residence in this CITY Sunday afternoon.
Of Pneumonia - AIr. Reed of Maine Of
fered in tile House. Monday, a bill appro-
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21

ASIiiNNToN HlsPEkiNt.~. HE House
taittlMAed the discussion WN tAe BOND res
NtutlNn wv tg , n cluek Thursday Mir.
liefa niat.e an animated sleeci! saying in
esHiNtWeI#t 'fNfN NV not let 1Ni intignA-
l4@n at,lf thc contract which VIZ cannot
iNieitefe %llli, ana which, perhaps, te-
7AfNe~ Ail hc rrltrnoation II lits received !;
,i'' il@t lel tlai lrtgent q tran taking A
lylis ll'SS like vleW ~ the present silna-
fii'h l1N nWt lev tS involve pqnselves in
iH'lites snd things M that soll Dil, let us
taeN tle SitAatipn I'm ii sIitnds' iAp-
PlAuse) lhe llevl~us question Oh Tie
gtgl gl"Nsiheht dn'l Ihli reading and the
lss7ra-5e M ihe irut Resolution being ,r
dcfHsl bY WAX teams vi the rule. ,be first
question peiore TIE lipnst yas ~shall the
JOINT resolution he engrnssed and read a
tliiid llme. ca and nays We're de-
lnaudea and the roll cdli, resnltjue. yeas
leo nays l61- The Speaker said: The House
refuses ~ order The bill to the third read
ina and lhe bill N deaa A melton by
Mr. Bland to reconsider the vote lust tax
Ell was laid on he table The House then
adjourned. ....T The time for the President
to ratify the contingent agreement with
the Morgan Belmont syndicate to pur-
chase SO, 900. OOU Of gold bv selling to it
~, 600, 900 ln per cent. 30 year bonds
On d 3 3 pei cent. interest basis does not
expire until Feb II. Fine opinion is ex-
pressed in financial circles that the Pres
idcnt viii regard the action of tile House
as indicative of its purpose not pass gold
bond measure and he viii at once order 4
per cent bonds printed and delivered to
the syndicate. Already about so, 600. 900
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21
The 9th Name Legislature.

WHAT IS SAID AND DONE AT AUGUSTA.
The Tax Committee gave third public
hearing on the listing bill Feb. 18Th and at
request of the remonstrants were to give an
other hearing asst evening. Nearly all who
spoke Feb. 18th We're remonstrants. Nj. "A.
Rice Of Rockland, Waldo Pettingill Of Rum
ford Falls and others appeared against, and
Grindle for the bill
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21

The following nominations haye been
made pY Governor CltaNcs Commissioners
to rrpNid" Tor uniform blanks ana rules Of
practice and procedure in the courts Of pro
ha1e ana Insolvency. Judge N Probate
Henry C. Peabody, Portland, Judge VI iro-
bate Groenliet L. stevens, Augusta. Judge
Of Probate James II Rurge, Bangor Regis
ter " Probate FRANK Wilson, Sanford
Reg ster of Probate Charles M DorF, Isls-
MNlth.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21

Mr.. Reynolds Of Brooks las introduced
Dill relating 70 tramps, tile intention Of
which is to amend the law that consta-
hes may not he allowed to arrest tralnps,
feed them and takt them to Jail FIR the sake
Of the fees. 1t provides that the tramps
when arrested shall Immediately he brought
before the seertmen or overseers Of the
po,r.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21

In the Senate Saturday t'it committee Oh
financial affairs, To which WAS referred the
resolve in favor of the Ch,ligen's AID Society
Of Belfast, Maine, reported IN A new draft
tntlted resolve IN fan / Nf INV Childrtn's \
Ala society of Maine ana that tile same
ought to pass. Report accepted
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21

Among the House business Monday after
noon was petition Of O. III Emerson and
~ others + Bucksport asking that patients
applying to be treated at the Bangor Gener-
al Hospital shall have the right to call any
reputable physician to treat them. BY Mr.
Hooper, Of Castlne, and by Mr. Coffin of
Bangor. petition of j. Waterman and 36
other merchants Of Bangor, to amend the
itineraut ytnuer law
The Republican journal., 1895-02-21

Tuesday was a day of committee hearings.
Following is mention of some of the bust
ness:
The education committee voted on the re-
solves appropriating $4,000 each to Farm
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-07

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