The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-04

At last the emu Oh Ille tunan ieSoiu-
ions i in sight. This week the House
liIl iolioX tlirl agice OF the conference
ommittee and agree to accept the ORR
.inal senate resolution.
If you want carpet woven or hand
some rugs made OF your old carpets it
viii pay Won 10 write to me before send
ing elsewhere. W. II. THOMAS,
Truckee, Cal.
The date Of adjournment Of Congress
is being discussed. 1t will not b9 rs
| early as Senator Plaatt's resolution puts
it-Mag 2--but it is likely to be within
A month from that date.
Seymour Jacobs leaves tonight for
San Francisco where he will select a
large stock OF elegant Spring goods
which will be here soon. He will secure
all the latest styles and patterns and
will be prepared to dress his patrons in
the latest styles.
1t is rumored that Tangerman will re-
turn to Virginia City in Il day OF two to
to swear out warrants for the arrest OF
those who drove him ont of town-some
twenty-seven OF them. Any number of
witnesses can be procured and Things
may be warm in the courts again.
The Humboldt river is rising quite
rapidly at Elko. The independent says
that Sunday the water gauge at the gov
eminent gauging station near the lower
bridge showed that the water was but
four inches lower than it was at was
at the highest point recorded last year.
II. b. Cation, the San Francisco
drummer, who some time 9 was re-
ported to have married Miss Chambers
Of Reno, arrived in town yesterday in
pursuit of his avocation. He AYERS the
report to have been false AMI SAYS he
is still leading a life of single blessed
ness.-Enterprise.
Truckee Lodge, No. Ii, l. o. o. +. OF
Reno, elected the following Z. G.s al
representatives TO the next session oil
the Grand Lodge, which meets in Reno
June 10th, 1896: s. Jacobs, n. g. Ham
m%ersmith, p. Jacobs, F. 9. Updvke, b.
d. Cunning, w. |. Thomas, j. V. Peers
and w. Sanders.
Editor Kelley OF the Journal never
misses an opportunity to poke fnn at
this scribe because he is a lonely old
bachelor. If Brother Kelley only knew
the efforts we have made in the matri-
monial line, he would pity us instead OF
poking fun at our misfortunes. Editor
Booher OF Elko Independent.
There is another young engineer in
town. He came the other day. How
ever he came with Johnnie Goldie and
his wife and is the treasure of their
household. MIR. ald Mrs. GOldie en-
oyed their visit to Canada and have re-
turned in the best of health and happi-
ness.
1t is strange how animals will a dur
ing a fire. After Charley Wylie turned
the horses in Sweeney's barn loose dur
the fire Tuesday night, the stallion,
Alpheus, returned and made a wild
effort to get back into the burning
building, he rearing, plunging and
ncighing desperately. 1t was with diff
Guilty that Wylie and companions suc
ceeded in driving him away.
The sub. committee OF the Senate and
House Railroad Committees has outlined
a bill for the funding of the debts Of the
Central and Union Patiiic. This bill is
expected to be approved by the full
committees and will be reported favor
ably to both Houses OF Congress. 1t
may pass at this session, or possibly
be placed on the calender and kept
there until after the Presidential cleo
tioa.
The Sierra County Enterprise says
that the prospects are slowly brighten
ing for a permanently prosperous fu-
ture for Meadow Lake mining district.
Clark, Cook, and other owners OF valu-
able groups OF mining properties are
daily receiving letters with propositions
from capitalists forming syndicates to
purchase these mines and erect plants
to treat the so-called rebeliinus ores by
the concentration, c~hloriuation or cyan
ide process, proved by Mr.. Clark and
other practical mining men to be most
successful.