The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-07

CIiting, Int. rrtIrne fron Il visit to tins
scllo Dis in eastern and southern Nevada.
In the next Congress gold has 4
majority nj ), in the I!bISe AL the
Srndt. will sian | ii for silver sn 10 for
gold.
J.J. Quinn an Charley Taylor zane
down from Reno and went up TO White
Horse Thursi " 10 take a Look at their
mines.
A number complaints have been made
lately about careless shouting on the
banks of the river in town and it should
stop before somebody is killed.
About this time OF the year everybody
has IA letter from Dan Boyd telling that
taxes are due and payable and will be-
delinquent December 7, 1895.
The reason why the average oinan
pears as old at 30 ~ the average man
loes at 40 is because the average woman
at 30 is usually about 4D.-Ex.
The mystic Trib. the truly great Lin
roln county liuinlent, does all that il
claimed for it. That's why it sells. n
All members OF the 4. p. 4. will please
meet at the Hall tonight at 8 o'clock
sharp. By order OF the president,
A. STEELE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grrmain return
ed from Francisco. Mrs. German
has gained the entire sight OF one of her
eyes and her general health is much
improved.
One hundred and twenty-five cases of
Churchill county honey were shspped
to San Francisco Thursday. J. H..
Miller shipped sixty-iiue and Il. W.
Likes fifty-six.
Jim Poole is building Il boat and some
men are mean enough to say the Salt
river sailor want it, while the
chances are somebody will use it on the
lakes to catch trout.
The DIspATcH acknowledges receipt of
II complimentary ticket to the seventh
annual ball to be given at Music Hall
Thanksgiving eve by the ladies' of the
Il. |. A. to the b. OF l.. +.
The Stars will refuse to go to San
Francisco to play the T ,fts-Lyon4 team
which they have already declined to
recognize as champions in the Ex-
a%niner's fake tournament.
The jury that investigated the murder
of Charles Snea,l at Elko closed their in
ve~stigation aud Hanghton the tramp
who was under s%usicion OF having com
mitted the deed was released.
The Reservation boys who bet their
good money on BRYAN and doubtful
states after the result was partly an
nounced sol their wagers to Olston for
"a and he will make about so on the
deal. Great head.
T. C. Hampton, VIM. Painter, James
Poole, John Walker, Harry Short, Y. A.
Hummel, G.. r. Short, John Goldie,
Theo. Wetmore, Chas. Beemer and Ed.
Shepley, have subscribed to do some
placer mining in Arizona.
The school children tried their hands
at election Monday, practicing with bal
lots, and the several contests were spir-
tied and caused much excitement. They
will know how to exercise the right to
suffrage when they grow up and practice
is Instructive.
We often wonder when we see frog
fishers making such successful catches
along the river that some OF our towns
men do not start a frog ranch. The
frogs are thriving and getting quite
numerous and raising frogs for the mar
ket is profitable.
The Humboldt county winners are as
follows: Symmetrical, State Senator ;
Bradshaw, Assemblyman MrDeid,
Sheriff; Miller, County Clerk Hill,
County Recorder; Laveaga, County
Treasurer; Buckner, District Attorney ;
Cochran. Coroner; Westflll AMI Trols
iale, County Commissioners.
The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells of East
Brimtield, Mass. had been suffering from
neuralgia for two days, not being able to
sleep or hardly keep still, when Mr..
Holden, the merchant there sent her IA
bottle OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and
asked that she give it Il thorough trial.
On meeting Mr.. Wells the next day he
was told that she was all right, the pain