The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-10-14

Inc O1ltStl states oTdau jury VIII NC
drawn this month and the Appeal says
20 ne interesting developements are ex-
peeted.
County Commissioner ". z. Cobb of
Verdi spent yesterday in town. He
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. =.
Nicholson.
G. w Jones, Jr. was in town Monday
and found his highly treasured cane
which is made OF wood from the historic
ship, Hartford.
John Lee returned from San Francis
co Sunday night and that big stock OF
goods will be here in Il few days to de-
light the ladies.
1t is reported that work will be COM
menced on the jim Blaine late this
month. We do not know how much
truth there is in it.
7. II. Goodman, General Passenger
Agent of the Southern Pacific Company,
is reported in a precarious condition
from rheumatic govt.
u. S. Grant, an Indian, has been APP
pointed industrial teacher at the West
ern Shoshone Indian school, at Duck
Valley, says the Elko Free Press.
NorIcE-There will be IA meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society tomorrow,
Thursday, afternoon at | O'Clock at the
residence OF Mrs. +. c. Hampton.
Belki q Bower says that Lake Tahoe
is being rapidly depleted of its trout.
He has fshed there for many years and
noticed it particularly this season..
The Wordsworth football eleven has
been reconstructed and will give the
Varsity eleven three practice games and
roll the white and blue i'll the sand.
Bob Pollock says the stretch of new
road by Hernans field will be three
quarters OF a mile long, 25 feet wide,
and a regular avenue when it is finished.
ACCOIuliS ~ tIlC icpoib VI tAC YUM
missioner of Pensions, there are now
970,678 pensioners on the rolls, and
there was paid to them last year the
sum of $l3S, PA 900.
p. l.. Flanagan sold his recent lamb
shipment East at Kansas City for $4.25
per hundred pounds, straight through.
Times considered, this is the LIST sale
ever made OF Nevada lambs.
Farmer Burns and "Saorty" Grid
ley who wrestled in Music Hall several
years ago had a match in Los Angeles
last week for $250(?) best three in five,
catch as catch can. OF course Burns
won three and Gridley two.
Senator Stewart is billed for the West
to make speeches and expects to arrive
ia Nevada about the 26th and will speak
in all OF the principal towns along the
railroad and in the western part of the
State. He has been stumping the East
for some time.
A purse has been subscribed by local
citizens for the purchas' of Il supply OF
pheasants. to be turned loose in the
valley. The birds are to be purchased
from a nan at Eugene, Oregon, who
makes a business OF raising them, and
they will cost at that point five dollars a
pair, says the Inyo Register.
Saturdays Gazette says: Assistant
United States District Judge De Will OF
Washington, d. c., is holding court in
Reno now for the purpose of hearing the
proof OF Indian war claims. Alvaro
Evans, Frank Dickinson and Theodore
Winters have already had their claims
adjusted and the proof is all in. The
court is hearing new cases.
When Ex-Gov. Campbell, of Ohio,
who has so far taken no part in the cam
paign, although he has now agreed to
make some Bryan speeches in Ohio and
Indiana, came 10 Washington, he was
at once beseig-d for his opinion on the
political situation, because of the general
belief in his sagacity in drawing con-
illusions. He said :" l am unable to
venture an opinion, and | have also to
meet the first man who can give what
seems to me intelligent reasons for
max ing q prediction. Never before have
l witnessed such ruthless SCATTERING of
party lines."
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