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

gate 81 200, 900 per month.
The Omega Foto Co. are turning out
some excellent work. The pictures of
Wadsworth people now on exhibition at
the tent are in every repeet tirst-class.
The Reno Mckinley and Hobart Club
now has 2l7 members. They have is
sued a challenge to the Bryan Club for
a debate to continue for three evenings.
Arthur Mcintosh of Lovelock stopped
over Sunday to visit DIR Mcdonald and
Charles Parks. He was on his way to
San Francisco to attend a school of me-
dicine.
Only l copy OF August and September
number of the Young Ladies' Home
Journal left at this office. All the latest
fashion plates, magazines and too
are now on hand.
d. G. Wheeler sold one OF his ship
ment Of lambs recently made at Omaha
for AZ cents They weighed sixty-six
pounds. Mr.. Wheeler feels highly ella
ted over the sale.
FURNISHED H0USE-In a most
desirable location, next to the Home
Meat Market, water on premises, lawn
and shade trees. For rent. Apply at
Wadsworth Commercial Cos.
Gee. Winters has commenced a libel
suit against the S. F. Call for 500 900.
When Sheriff Pasco OF Nevada City was
found beside a highwayman he had shot
the Call insisted that the dead robber
was George Winters.
While Will Short was engaged in bot
Ting at the works Monday, a bottle he
was filling burst and a piece of the flying
glass cut him to the bone on the right
cheek. The wound required several
stitches and is very painful.
Train No 3 which arrived Monday
morning passed through the battle all
right with the exception OF one car
which had been grazed by u bullet.
One would-be robber tenants the morgue
and as cold fact he is proof that rob-
bling does not always pay.
The Jewish New Year, Rosh Hoshan-
nah, 1857, commenced last Monday
evening the 7th inst. at sunset. The
festival is usually observed for three or
four days by orthodox Jews. All bust
ness is suspended and the time given to
religious and social gatherings.
The Carson Weekly says Monday Mr..
Vansickle lost 800 chickens. They were
in an incubator-part Matched and the
rest about to hatch-when a storm aI.-
preached and lightning struck near by.
The zinc in the incubator conducted the
electricity and killed the whole lot.
CGulling, J + Sonchereau, b Camp
bell, ii Perry and o G Ross, mem
beers OF the Peoples Party Central Com
mittee, have resigned. The following
named persons were appointed in their
stead: Il r Crawford, J b Mccullough.
q o McNees, Judge Curler and ii A
Porter OF Verdi.
The Southern Pariic company has
notified its agents at stations between
Truckee, Cal, and Tecoma, this State,
to sell tickets during the State fair at
Reno at the rate OF one fare for the
round trip. This is a lower rate than
the company made for any previous fair
and should aid in securing a large at
tendance.
Friend w. j. McYeigh looked kind OF
flustered when he WAS in this office q
few days ago and the cause of it can
now readily be seen under marriage no.
tees. William Burke, the popular line
man, was the best man and Miss Mary
McYsigh. sister Of the groom, was the
bridesmaid. Having partially recovered
from our surprise we wish the happy
couple the very best of good luck on
their journey through life.
Postmaster w. A. Bucknan has re-
ceived a letter enquring of the where
abouts Of Mrs. d. Bemis, whose hus-
band was a doctor and who is supposed
to have been in Truckee in 1891. ANY,
body knowing Of such q person will
please notify Mr.. Buchanan, says the
Truckee Republican. Ii the DISPATCH
remembers correctly, Or. Bemis lived in
Churchill after that time. Who can say
diiinitely.
Six weeks ago I suffered with q very