The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-16

at 6 p. m. Judges-N. IL. Pike, }. F..
Crosby, Andy Russell.
The Populists will hold their primar-
les Saturday. Polls open at | and close
at 8 p. M. Polling place, R. II. Cowles'
store. The judges are James Poole, r.
G.. Hummel and VIM. Nichols.
.Chas. Fish ard Ex-Governor Blaisdell
are on the Comstock to look over the
Proposition to extend the Sutro tunnel
and drain the American Flat country,
where there are quantities of good ore
and floods of water.
Friday, the 10Th, will be Woman Sui
frage Day at the Fair. The Equal Sui
frage Leagues of the State will meet in
Reno on that day, and, it is expected
that Miss Susan B. Anthony will give
an address in the evening.
The White Pine News: Messrs Reed
and Smith, cattle buyers, of Utah, are
in the Valley trying to buy steers. Their
prices, providing the stock suit them,
are as follows: Yearlings, $40; two year
old ga 10 SIG; three year old, $lS to $2l.
Mexico has conceded 100000 acres
of land to a japanese company, which
will at once be occupied by japanese
families and coolies, who will cultivate
coffee, tobacco and cotton.
The first step taken by our govern
ment in the direction Of a coinage was
in 1881. when Robert Morris was in
trusted with the duty of investigating
the subject and making a report. ="
The Populist, the Democratic and the
Silver county conventions meet in Reno
next Monday, and the Republican
county convention meets at the same
place next Tuesday. The battle will
then be on in earnest.
Wadsworth should be well represented
at the State Fair next Tuesday, whirh il
one of the best days of the week for an
interesting program and "a night on
the Truekee." All work and nc play
makes Jack a dull boy.
The Austin Revcille says: Prsdier
Bros. have just shipped from their Anti
mony mine at Big Greek, Is tons OF the
finest Anthony, they say, that has ever
been mined it being 80 pure that it
could only be mined with difficulty.
The cynaide mill recently erected by
the Dexter company at Tnscarora,
New, to work the old mill tailings, is
now in operation. These tailings carry
$25 in gold, and the plant is saving $50
per ton, at a treatment cost OF 81 .25.
The fifth annual session of the M
tional irrigation congress will meet IN
Phoenix, Arizona, December 10th to,
18th. Governor Sadler has appointed,
! George I. Lamy delegate from Nevada,
who will attend and nse his best efforts
to bring the next meeting off in Nevada.
The certificate Of nominations made by
the convention OF the Republican party
Of Nevada last Thursday, az required by
the Australian and Purity Of Election
laws, was filed Saturday with the Ser
Rotary of State, and the ticket is in the
field.
State Superintendent Of Schools. H.
G. Cutting was a passenger on yesterday
mornings train. = He is on a visiting
tour to the schOois in the eastern part
of the State. He ia single and the
schoolma'ams will give him u lively
welcome.
Three county con MENTIONS will be held
in Reno Monday. All the parties are
for Bryan but they differ, it appears on
other matters. Attempts will probably
be made to tase on a county ticket. ms
fusion being dependent upon give Asnd
take" on the nominees for county 0fficN4,
Sam Davis said in convention, that Id
case the woman saiftage amendment
was adopted, he did not believe MIR,
Gait, the famous equal suffrage lecturer,
should be entitled to vote. When asked
for his reason he snid. "Bscause she
would scratch her ticket"
The county road scraper reached here
yesterday. 1t will be used by Bob Pol
lock to make a new road between T. &.
Herman's fence in front OF the dairy and
the railroad track. 1t is proposed TO
raise the road so it will be passable in
winter without danger of losing a horse
OF wagon as is the case at present.