The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-23

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An Immense apples raised on Jake
Conrad's place II Lamoille, was brought
to this Office last saturday. The apple,
which is IA beauty, is nearly thirteen
Inches in circumference, 1t shows what
can he dooe with proper care in raising.
Tidings.
At a meeting OF the Bryan men held
Saturday evening Us. BRIGGS was nom
mated for justice OF the peace and Rob-
ert Pollock for constable. They are both
popular men and the contest as against
their political opponents, will be watched
with much interest.
A San Franciscan says that the pres
crisis ought to awaken the nation to
the necessity OF having taught in our
public and private schools and colleges
the history of trade, finance and money,
so that the rising generation will here
after be guided in their judgment by the
light Of experiences OF past centuries.
Seymour Jacobs has returned after
an absence of two weeks. He attended
the Jewish feast Of the Cancellation.
When absent he met many maidens
with whom he INDUCED in the giddy
whirl of the waltz. Seymour is now on
deck again prepared to cater to his
many patrons in Wadsworth and vicin-
ity.
Yesterday the Churchill County Re-
publican Convention nominated the fol-
lowing candidates: w. W. Williams,
Assemblyman j. w. Ferguson, Clerk
and Treasurer; A. NJ. Trolson, District
Attorney J. A. Danielson, Sheriff and
Assessor; W. r Lee, Long Term Conn
missioner; J. +. Ferguson, Short Term
Commissioner.
Castle Temple No. 7, Rathhone Sis
ters, was instituted at Tuscarora
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Lizzie A..
Miller, OF Anstin, deputy supreme chief,
assisted by officers and members Of
Ruby Temple No. 8, of Elko. Great
preparations had been made for the
event, and four carriage loads of sisters
went from Elko to assist in the work.
The Republican County Convention
the following candidates at
Reno yesterday. Sheriff, G.. IL. Gun
ningham Assemblymen, II. G. Stewart;
G. Lonkey; N. A Hummel; Henry
Stevens; Long term Commissioner, w.
T.. Gould Short term, T. $. Herman (;
Recorder and Auditor, F. d. King;
Louis Bevier; County Surveyor,
A. W. Cahlan; Coroner j.. V. Peers
W. d. McNealy Justice oi
The Peace. J. J. Linn; passed Treasurer
and District Attorney.
Flies are d"spised, tut if everyone war
~ persistent and hard to discourage as u
lily, more people would sncceed. When
4 flv gets after a person. it never knows
Ell to It ,p. 1t may b, scared off
fifty times, but it never forgets, and soon
and makes a more determined
pest. All efforts to kill a fly usual
ly results in personal injury, and doesn't
even scare the fly. The Bible holds job
up as an example of patience, but We
bet there we're no flies in his time.
The liquor dealers of San Francisco
inst effected the most powerful
in their existence in. Cali
The organization, which repre-
over 10000 dealers, has been eff
for the purpose Of protecting what
believe their rights and they are
in their announcement that they
TO watch legislative nominees and
aspirants for election to the Board Of
Supervisors Of this city. 1t is interested
in the success of no political party and
will endorse only those candidates who
themselves to deal fairly with the
liquor men and their interests.
The sending outof campaign literature
from both Mckinley and Bryan head
has reached unheard of proper
tions this year and it seems difficult to
believe that all OF these documents will
be read. Early in the campaign it was
discovered that the appropriation Tor
the folding Of Congressional speeches in
the House folding room at the Capitol,
was exhausted. The Mckinley nana-
gers established q force of folders at their
headquarters, while the Bryan managers
have tried to have all their Compression
al literature folded and put into en-
velopes in the Senate folding Don but