The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-11

evening. Election OF officers and other
important business viii he transacted.
Ii possible, DR.. T b. Holmes will at
tend the meeting OF the Sat. Medical
Society at Virginia City next Tuesday
A hog was killed in Mason valley last
week that dressed 672 pounds when Billy
Jones va Dragging OF i 40) FOUNDER
here.
The gossips are rolling their tongue
over several prospective divorce cases,
in all OF which others husbands and
wives figure.
Speaking OF ways to put money in
circulation, how about a law compelling
every millionaire to establish and main
tain "a daily newspaper
Mrs. NJ. T. Coats has four oranges Oh
an orange tree, which stands two fee.
and a half feet in height. The fruit is
now almost ripe enough to eat.-Silver
State.
There will be dancing school Tuesday
evening. Spectators will not be al owc,l
in the hall as it bothers the scholar am
keeps their attention away iron the
dancing.
1t has already been unosi tally an-
nounced that England is going to place
her side Of the controversy-unoliicially
OF course-before our Venezuelan Boun-
dairy Commission.
On account OF the admission of Utah
as a State, new flags with the proper
number of stars have been ordered for
the army. The navy will use its old
flags by adding a new star.
Bob Stewart shipped a gold bar from
the Gem mine in Silver Star district,
Esneralda county, Weighing 81 ounces
and worth $50. The bar was the pro-
ceeds OF So pounds OF rock.
The Commissioners Monday passed an
order employing Torreyson & Summer
fell to collect the delinquent taxes for
the year 1895 at a fee OF 81 900. They
are to carry it through all the courts for
that sum-.
Black Wallace ought to take some
thing to the Comstock and fumsate the
record some OF his Silver Party disciples
made in AMI out of the last l. gisla ture.
The altitude OF Virginia il too high for
Charlie however.
The papers say Lieutenant Hamilton
describes the military aud naval schools
and the life OF officers and cadets SO
thoro shly that all present feel that they
know more oI thu p,t,eI described tnan
a personal visit wadll accomplish.
In the Justice Court OF Reno w. G..
Keller, the t~obacconist, was up before
Judge Linn on complaint OF Mrs. Sophia
Zichfelt, charging him with selling Ell
garette tobacco and cigarette papers to
her son Charles twelve years OF age.
Thursday evening at Reno a man who
pretended he wanted to buy a watch got
Hyman Fredrick's to show him some
samples. The nan grabbed one aal
slid through the door on a run. Consta-
BILE Mclnnis caught him at the cattle
corral with the watch in his possession.
Governor Jones has hal II relapse AMI
is dangerously i'll at the Palace Hotel,
San Francisco. At latest accoant his re-
covery was considered doubtful, owing
to "A complication OF stomach troubles.
His family has been called to his bed
side and all hope OF his recovery is gone.
The Reno Journal says: al. W. Ea-
den OF Wadsworth has been appointed
resident agent for the Pabst Beer Com
pany. He will make this u distributing
point AMI will have a large stock on
hand. He has put up an ice house an is
now storing Ice for the summers use.''
At the last regular meeting OF Pyra-
mid Lodge No. 10, Knights of Pythias,
the following Off GERS were installed for
the ensuing term: +. W. Fitzgerald, G
c.; +. IL. Klein, V. c.; I. l.. Bellam,
P~relate j. b. Finley, NJ. OF W; G.. A.
Macpherson, X. of Il. Il s.; Il. l.. L..
Fuller, NJ. ut a.; Geo. Schut1, VI. OF r.;
n. A. Hummel, NJ. of E.. G. d. Herman
|. c.; j. w. Swaney, o. Il.
James Poole visitei Caurchill this
week and says the topic of conversation
out there is the proposition OF taking