The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-02-05

down TO work for the rest OF the Winter
and all are contented and hopeful and
speak well OF their prospects.
Mrs. Belle Hall OF Lovelock who is on
Ter way to California, where she ex-
poets to reside in the future, stopped off
here to visit here sister, Mrs. J.. W.
Swaney.
Miss May ellison arrived Monday, to
go To st. Clair, 90 take charge OF the
school there. Her sister, Miss Lulu
ellison, the regular teacher, being sick
Monico Echeyerria has returned from
Winnemucca. He says Johnny Buster
has told a cellmate all about the Limbo
murder and laughs and jests over the
crime.
The records OF the Land office show
that 6798 acres OF land were selected in
January, besides forfeited lands that
have been reapplied for, says the Carson
News.
q. II. Smith is grubhing out the
old channel at the Fellnagle ranch
and he will construct a dam to divert
some of the water from the river to the
channel.
Henry Krummes and Miss Annie
Anderson were married at the residence
of the brides parents at Millerville
Thursday afternoon, says the Carson
Tribune.
The Anaconda mine at Butte, Mont,
in the amount OF timber it swallows,
requiring an average supply oil 10000
feet per day.
The body of an Indian was found in
the river near Glendale, and marks in
dictate that he was murdered. Another
Indian is under suspicion OF having COM
mitted the crime.
The Bachelor Club OF Alameda have
disbanded. The leap year rule of the
girls that no man could kiss u girl in
Alameda unless he was engaged to her,
was what did the business.
The Southern Pacific company has put
on five new Wason coaches, for the ac-
commodation of second class passengers,
and the railroad men say the cushions
are great gray-back catchers.
According to the Enterprise, Charley
Wallace is working to effect . union be-
tween the Silver Party and the Populist
organizations. As the latter are strictly
anti-railroad he has a hard task before
him.-Carson Tribune.
About all the newspaper men in the
State are exchanging lett handed COM
pliments with each other. There would
be more sense and more profit in giving
the time aud space to articles about the
State and its industries. The public
wants the news.
Chas. Slaughter, commonly known as
Snowfall, during one of his late umer
Gus spells, theatened to kill several per-
sons saturday. He VAS sen up for
thirty days which will give him a chance
to get regular sleep and meals and prob
ably bring him III all right.
O. Terry aud Earnest Dufilin who are
engaged chopping wood about 1 miles
north of here found some float rock in
the vicinity Of where they are chopping
that assayed over $40 ounces in gold.
The Lode says De Lamar is excited and
many locations are being made.
Alfalfa land is the best for sugar beets
and is seemingly good for nothing else.
The Gazette is making earnest endeav-
ors to get the sugar men OF the Coast in
terested in Nevada lands, and the ranch
ers interested in the sugar beet. We
hope it will succeed both ways.
Governor Jones, who has been sick
with cancer in San Francisco for almost
three months, has partially recovered,
to the surprise OF the physicians. Ar
raigemenis are being made to remove
him to Carson City in special car to
avoid an absence from Nevada beyond
his legal limit OF ninety days.
Ike Lothrop went to Reno Monday
and returned yesterday with a sand-hill
crane already stuffed and mounted. 1t
is Nh historic bird, made so by being the
entire gpme-bag OF the Slim Gernant
hunting party which spent two weeks
at the lakes aud nearly starved haying
only fourteen shot guns and four rifles