The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-02-01

continues 1t will he followed by a irost
to the great injury OF iruit.-Carson APP
peal.
The Carson News says: NO man
who is not citizen OF the United States
tan or does belong to the \. p. \. any
where, He must have his second
papers"
John Harrington, OF Virginia City, left
for home yesterday morning. While in
Carson he exhibited IL piece of rock from
Silver Star district, weighing i've pounds
and worth 00.-Tribune.
Secretary Carlisle has been consulting
with Senator German on financial mat
ters. German is in favor of the coinage
the retirement OF greenbacks. Silver is
advancing.
The San Francisco Argus offers to pro-
duce the man who stole the tin treasure
box from the Y. x 7. express car, solne
two years ago, ii superintendent Yer
rington will pay sufficient reward. Con-
%viction guaranteed.
Mrs. J. K. Williamson, of Austin, was
a speaker, Tuesday, before the Senate
Woman Suffrage Committee, at Wash
ington. She is an able and interesting
woman, and competent to present the
question in its best light.
The Virginia Enterprise tells of a das-
tardly outrage which took place in that
city last Sunday, an inoffensive China
man having been knocked senseless by
rocks, thrown by hoodlums. The pene-
tertiary is the place for these toughs.
Mrs. Lexington, the ~well-known pro-
moter, is in Carson looking at some OF
the mines in this vicinity. While this
lady does not pretend to be a mine ex-
pert, she is far from being a novice, and
knows the true value of a property be-
fore she leaves it.-Carson News.
DIR. T. B. Holmes says Bob Pollock's
broken leg is getting along nicely, and
the patient will soo be all right il he
improves at the same rate. 1t is quite a
hardship for a man to be compelled to
be still and not move, when he is so
lively and used to exercise as is Bob but
but he must submit. We hope to see
him around soon.
Senator Stewart, from the Committee
on Claims. has reported favorably the
bill making an appropriation to reim-
burse the States OF California, Oregon
and Nevada, for money expended in or
ganizing and equipping troops during
the war. The claims OF the three States
amount to 1901 1879, principal and in
terest. OF this, Neyada's share is about
$3.50, 900.
Fine watch, clock and jewelry repair
ing at eastern prices by A. q. ~Spingler,
Reno, Nevada. All work w~arranted.*
Long before election a mar was point
ed out to us who fad a very kindly face
and wore overalls. He was genial with
all old friends and was happy to meet
them. He was destined to become Gov
ernor OF Nevada and as he lies sick
nearly unto death in San Francisco, the
prayers OF the community are for his
rapid recovery. Latest reports say he
is gaining strength.
Today and tomorrow will be red letter
days in the history Of the Truckee Ice
Carnival. ~Sleighing. snow. shoeing and
tobogganing will be the CHIEF attractions.
The visitors can ride in sleighs over to
Lake Tahoe or Bonner, and see the pref
tiest landscapes in the world. The cut
ting OF ice is another feature. We advise
Wadsworth people who intend to make
the trip to go now. Stop at the Whit
ney House, as all your friends will be
there.
At Sacramento last Sunday night Jack
Hurley, brakeman started out Tor n
spree in company with a crowd of rapid
young men. The whole crowd became
involved in a fight. In a spirit OF des-
peration, Hurley threw his back against
the wall, drew his revolver and emptied
it into the crowd. One man, who was
a bystander, attracted by the confusion
OF the row, was shot dead. Another
man was shot in the leg. The party who
was killed was a respectable citizen
named ii. klaas. Hurley was OF course
arrested and is now in Jail, charged with
the crime OF murder.-Republican.