The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-01-12

prospect in Churchill county. The
find" is eight inches on the surface
and ii it holds out Fred will be we'll
fixed.
Mrs. j. s. Raitt was taken very i'll
Thursday night and had it not been for
the prompt assistance OF Mrs. S. Arm
stein, Mrs. Fpllnagle and Mrs. Forrest,
the consequences might have been
serious.
The Philadelphia Press says that COM
mot salt ~sprinkled literally on coal,
either in The bin or as il is put into the
stove, will prevent waste and make ii
burn more evenly TO u clean ash, and
will also prevent clinkers.
"Doc" Costello. sWilchman il the
Wadsworth railroad yard met With an
accident yesterday while switching
which resulted in n broken third finger
and a mashed little finger, both on the
left han |. DIR. Jacknan attended the
injured man.
John Scott went to Sacramento this
week to witness the Inauguration of
Governor Jim Budd but returned with
out doing 30 as u drink of Sacramento
river water quenched his champagne
thirst aud John was afraid some hobo
might take him for a v~igilante.
G. Z. Skinner, the Reno photographer
la 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. t'all en- Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take pleasure in showing you his
work.
One of our business men is . little
absent minded these days but he will
o FROM this weakness 300 if all
We hear 10 true and We have no doubt
the small boy and a charivari will BE-
duly on hand to be bribed with peanuts
and candy as they know where to get
the best.
All persons whose income is $4,000
must make q report to the revenue Off
Ger, although none are taxed except on
the excess of over $4,000. Thia is the
new revenue tax law and every news
paperman in Nevada will have n
more item to enter in his expense &C.
count.
A small boy had taken the prize for
an exceptionally weli-drawn map. After
the examination the teacher, a little
doubtful, asked the lad: "Who helped
you with this map, James?" "Nobod-,
sir" Come now, tell me the truth.
Didn't your brother help your" No sir,
lac did it all.
Paradise believes in keeping pace with
the hard times. To-day We were inform
ed that drinks were selling at two and a
half cents a piece, or two drinks of any
kind OF liquor for five cents in two ss-
looms OF the above mentioned place.
No one knows the brand Of liquor, but
our Paradise friend says 1t ANSWERS the
purpose as tho lushes can get quite full
with little money and not much liquor"
Silver State. Il
An exchange grinds out the following.
A maiden fair, with nut brown hair,
came tripping down the-street the wind
vas keen, her age 'steen' but gee whiz
she sweet? The side walk was
slick and she went down quick, with Q
jolt that shook out her curls, and the
words she used must be excused, Tor
she's one Of the best OF girls. The
naughty young chap. who saw the mis-
hap, and smiled with u fiendish glance,
will regret the same, when he find. his
name 10 not called at the leap year
dance.
AZ cannot but regard the arrange |
ment among a large number of. employ
ers not to employ OF permit to be en-
ployed, if they can prevent it, compe-
tent and faithful men, simply because
they quit the service of some other en-
ployer, as . conspiracy which should
not be tolerated by the law. The en-
ploye. has no more right to be protected
by law against a~conspiracy of employees
than the employees have to be protected
by law against a conspiracy on the part
OF the employers" says Governor Up
ham of Wisconsin in that part OF his
message referring to the practice of