The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-12

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it is evident that politicians, like all
business men recognize the value OF adj
verlising.
School opened with 120 pupils in at
tendance. That the heads of f%aluities
Are daiifnl American citizens is shown
by the fact that II little ones began
their education.
F. W. Humes, representing Pabst
Brewing Company, was the guest of tho
Short Bros. Wednesday. lie is a wide
awake business man and a very pleasant
gentleman to meet.
Colenel Breckenridge says his con
science will not permit him to vote for
Bryan. From what Miss Pollard testi-
fed to regarding the Colonel it will be
difficult for him to convince the people
that he has a conscience, says the Reno
Journal.
Hon. w. II. A. Pike and son Roy re-
turned from their eastern visit Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Pike, has much to
say OF the eastern people, their customs,
homes, politics, WHICH is interesting and
instructive. He calue back firm in the
belief that w. j. Bryan will be the next
President and says that after leaving
New England the talk is Bryan and sill
YER.
Mrs. J. Williamson OF Austin, Presi-
dent of the Equal Suffrage Association
OF Nevada, lectured to "a large audience
at Music Hall Thursday night. She is
an eloquent speaker and held the atten-
ton OF the audience during the entire
evening. She made many telling points
and was warmly applauded. We wish
her every success in her mission and
hope she will be greeted by large assem-
blages wherever she may go.
A prominent huntsman and sports
man of Carson is in San Francisco at
present completing arrangements for
a new winter resort that will be put up
IN Washoe Lake, in about four weeks.
Many prominent Frisco people are in
teresled and the resort will be of un-
eqnslled grandeur in Nevada. Fishing,
Hunting and skating will be on the pro-
gram for guests and tickets sold from
the "City" will include u trip to the
Comstock mines, Carson City, the Hot
Springs and State Prison.-Appeal.
One who tries to ascertain the tr ue
stutus of the political situation by COM
pairing what is given out at the Bryan
headquar tiers with what is given out al
the Mckinley headquarters is apt to
think with the oft-deceived man who
exclaimed Call men are liars:" 1t is a
part of the game Of politics to claim
everything. in order to induce those who
are on the fence to get down on your
side, says our Washington CORES
pondent. I ,
Mrs. Joseph German of Winnemucca,
was taken t O San Francisco, Monday
| afternoon by DIR. Hood Of Battle Noun
tain, and will be placed under care OF
an ~occulist for treatment for an affect
ion OF the eyes. She was also ACCOM-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. j. w.
Guessford OF Ogden and son Frank Mrs.
~tiermain's eyes have been very weak
ior some time, but the trouble WAS not
considered serious until about ten days
$500
ago, when liberation set in. Her sight
is threatsned.-Silyer State.
Chas. CULVER was arrested in Mason
Valley last "Wednesday, on a charge OF
cattle stealing, having stolen six COWS
and five calves from G. F. aud J. F.
Holland. CULVER had mn examination
before Justice Whitacre OF Yerington,
ON Thursday evening, and made a clean
breast OF the whole matter, claiming
that he stole the cattle to enable him
10 pay some debts he owed in Mason
Valley. He was bound over to appear
before the grand jury, and now Ian
guishes in the co unity jail.--Dayton
| Times.
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According to an exchange, sleeping
car accommodations may be cheaper.
A rumor is in circulation in the Fast,
according to dispatches received from
Washington, that the Pullman ON
pany is completing a reduction in its
rates. There has been q general de-
mand for a reduction in the upper bertl,
rate, for many months, and it is more
than probable enough pressure has been
brought to bear on the Pullman com.
pany to cause the move. Pullman rates