The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-11-18

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Miss Eva Beemer's name was omitted
from the roll OF honor of Principal Dorm
berger's department and We certainly
cannot miss giving the young lady her
just dues.
The Nevada Central Railroad Co.,
has placed on sale round trip tickets,
between Austin and Battle Mountain
stations at rate OF $l3 30. tickets limited
to five days.
j. C. March, who ran Tor County
Clerk and Treasurer two years ago, after
his defeat located in Sacramento, was
defeated for City Justice in the late
election by 212l.
The State legislature this winter will
consist OF twelve Silver and Democratic
senator's to three Republicans. There
will be three Republicans in the assem-
bly, and q Silver or Democratic
members.
The Truckee Republican says Asa j.
Willis, formerly trainmaster in Truckee,
passed through Friday morning EN- route
o Reno. 1t is rumcred that Mr.. Willis
will enter the employ of the railroad
company again shortly. His many
friends hope the ruinor is true.
The members of the Wadsworth Brass
nj ..I A. 1,.I H. lal.na. Iar THAR
many donations and kind assistance 10
the r%efreshment booth at the late dance.
Also the gentleman who lent their aid
in managing the floor and door, have
our sincere thanks.
The prayer meeting Of the Baptist
church held at the residence OF DR..
Holmes last Sunday evening, was well
attended. The text meeting will be-
held, :his, Wednesday evening at 1870
at the residence of Mrs. c. II. Lewis.
All are invited and everybody welcome.
Ed. St%otenburg, a National Guards
man, was shot in the right arm in the
National Guard shooting range last Sun
day at Virginia City and seriously
wounded. The Chronicle saws he was
acting ms marker at the 500-yard range
when shot. lie will probably lose his
arm.
w. S. Bailey is feeding 1853 head Of
beef cattle in Mason Valley. He bought
the stock in the Reese River country,
paying $l5 per head for forty cows and
IA cents for the steers. He paid 81 80
per ton for the hay he IL feeding and
does the feeding himself at the Snider
ranch.
Freight of all kinds is being unloaded
daily at Beowawe for Cortez and there is
no doubt Of the mine being opened for
work. Over one hundred white men
will be employed for a starter. Mr..
Wenben said at Wadsworth prior to the
election that he would start work if
| Mckinley VAS elected.
The U. S. Supreme Court rendered an
opinion sustaining Vic
of the Wright Irrigation law in Califor-
MIA and overriding the decision OF the
United States Circuit Court for the
laws validity. This important decision
is not confined 10 the stare of California,
but affects the irrigation interests OF the
entire semi-arid districts of the many
! G...,, ..I;,h In.,. n.lartat t1n law
cattle buyers circulated in Elko county
last week and bought 1000 head of cattle
which they will fatten for another season
on their Nebraska farms for market.
They paid for 2 and 3-year-olds, mixed,
an average OF $40. John r. Bradley
sold them 300 at an average price OF $26,
as the bunch contained a good many f.
y~ear-olds. In every instance the ranch
er dictated and received his wi figures.
In an opinion rendered by Attorney
General Beatty, he holds that there is
no vacancy in the office of Lieutenant
Governor, during the period when "the
powers and duties Of Governor ara
devolved upon the Lieutenant Governor,
that no vacancy in the office OF Lieutenant
Governor has ever existed or now exists
in this State since the death OF his ex-
reilency, the late Governor John T..
Jones, and that the election OF "a Lieu
tenant Governor Mt the last el. elton was
II nuliily.-Appcal.