The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-14

A party consisting OF Miss Myrtle
Bailey, Mrs. A. K. jeffrey, Miss h.
Bruner, Jess Bruner, Chas. Bailey Jr.
and j. H. Sheean OF st. Clair has just
return from u two weeks camping Tip
at Grisley, Cal. and surrounding coun-
try. A fine trip reported.
Last week Burt Squires accidentally
swallowed some foxtail and some of the
grass lodged at the root of his tongue,
causing a very painful swelling OF his
throat. He went t. Gardneryille and
consulted DR.. Hicks, but the doctor was
unable to dislodge or find the foxtail.-
Courier.
Senator Vim. NJ. Stewart has entered
the Journalistic field. He is at the
head of the editorial staff of the Silver
Knight, a weekly published at Wash
ington, ID. c., by the Order Of Silver
Knights of America. 1t will advocate
Tree coinage OF silver.
Hobart & Marlette have awarded a
contract to Hon. q. n. Folsom to move
their sawmill and railroad at Incline,
Lake Tahoe, to a point below Truckee.
Before many months Hobart & Mar
lette will have an extensive numbering
enterprise in operation and give EN-
ployment to many men.
1t is said that a draft of a uniform set
of irrigation laws Will be presented to
the Irrigation Congress at Albuquerque
at its meeting in September. Surely
uniformity in these laws is a sore need,
and Congress should pass a general code
applicable to all waters on the public
domain.
Several weeks ago a party of emf
grants passing through town sold a No.
8 Kings cooking stove to W. C. Williams.
Mr.. Williams left the stove in the grove
near the old brick yard and when we
went to get it found it had disappeared.
Anybody knowing its Whereabouts will
confer a favor by reporting at this Office.
The Silver State says: In regard to
the carp increasing in such numbers as
to exterminate the trout in the rivers,
the fish commissioned might do as the
Germans-plant "a few pike in the rivers
and the sluggish carp will be no more.
The muscalonge is also said to be a fish
that is very valuable as a carp destroy
or. H 81
N" =.
An attempt to compromise the Knox
Compton and Mullen suits Tor 500 900
each against the Southern Pacific has
been unsuccessf ally made by Byron
Waters, claim attorney of the railroad.
He offered to reinstate the A. X. U.
men and pay them their wages from the
time OF the strike. el2f
Whiskey created some trouble in the
camp of a party of emigrants who stop
ped over here yesterday resulting in the
handle of a pitch fork being broken over
the head OF one gentlemen and another
ones Uranium being jammed against
a tree with considerable force. The
matter will be finished in the Justice
Court.
.Appeal:-There is a good deal of
feeling in Gold Hill over the appoint
ment of a school teacher from Califor-
MIA. An act of the Legislature giving
holders OF Nevada certificates the first
chance at the schools, will be the only
way TO stop the Importation OF Califor-
mia teachers into Nevada. ,etr.
The new woman rides a bicycle be-
cause she knows she can't catch up
with a man she is chasing if she goes OH
foot.-Atchinson Globe.
COINS Financial School, - cash VS.
Coin" and Coins Financial School up.
to Date" are for sale at this office. Also
Novels, Cartoons, Magazines and FASH
ion Journals.
II. J. Thies and daughter Eta were
passengers on yesterdays west bound
train headed for San trancirco where
the young lady will spend several
months rusticating. Mr.. Thies says the
low water in the Humboldt will not
effect the Lovelock crops much except
the wheat in the upper end OF the val
ley. The ranchers are cutting the Sec
ond crop OF alfalfa. This is the second
time in % years that the water has
been low enough at Lovelock to effect
crops.
Thanks.