The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-22

T. G. Herman's orchard this season as
the early frosts killed aboat al. of the
fruit.
Fever is prevalent at DeLamar and
the people are suffering for ice, the ma
chine for making it not having arrived
there.
Judge Bigelow was on Wednesday
nights train bound for Milwaukee to
attend the League Convention OF Repub-
lican Clubs.
Mrs. I. H. Kent of Saltwater visited
Mrs. s. Beemer this week, returning
home Thursday. Miss Eva Beemer ac-
companied her.
The legs of some of the best wheelmen
grow too hard too quick action. Trib
lubricates the muscles and brings them
into perfect condition.
1t is reported that Senator Jones will
arrive from the East about September
1st, says the Silver State. This must
mean Jones of Arkansas.
Some months ago Miss Pearl Pike put
a sweet patato in a bottle and she has
kept it well moistened. 1t has put forth
a vine now five or six feet long.
A broken singletree nearly caused a
runaway yesterday while w. S. Bailey
was driving a colt. The animal was
caught in time by Jim Crosby.
Ike Lothop went to Reno yesterday to
attend the meeting of the Republican
County Central Committee. We will
now know when the primaries are to be
held.
Hon. w. H. A. Pike is enjoying his
visit TO Maine so much that his folks do
not know when he will return. His
brother is the Republican nominee for
State Senator in his district.
The Belmont Courier says that ore
assaying 81 900 in silver to the ton is
being taken out of Chas. H%arrison's
mine in Jefferson Canyon, and that
there is plenty of ore in sight.
The Nevada Press Association de-
mands of its members to require all
candidates for Office to pay for all ad-
vertising in advance. The DISPATCH is
a member of that Association.
At this office we have some Of the
finest illustrated magazines you ever saw
which are sold as low as 8 and 10 cents.
The latest fashion books, journals, delin-
Gators and cartoons always on hand.
Saturday night neal Moleen INT Chas.
Whitney while stealing a ride on a
freight train fell from the top of a car.
His body was horribly mangled, the re-
mains having to be scooped up on a
shovel.
The Reno Reduction " orks started
up yesterday on gold ore. A new plant
expressly intended for reducing gold
bearing ores has been placed in the
works SO that gold and silver ores can
now be treated.
A whole souled fellow-One who
manages his finances in such a way that
in after years he will have ample time
to regret that his friends were so nnmer-
Gus when he was flush with money and
- fo,,, -rb1, h.. haa -
People from Virginia City say the sen
timent against Woodliff is far from be-
ing so strong as vas represented in the
papers at the time of the killing Of
O'Rourke, and many people believe that,
in a measure, the shooting was justified.
Mt. Horeb Encampment No. IL, I. o.
OF. has installed the following officers
for the ensuing term: L. ID. Short, G.
r ; r. II. Cowles, II. p; w. IL. Pier
son, S. w; N. A. Hnmmel, Scribe; j.
q. Eide, Treasurer; Harry Holland,
j. w.
Mr.. Massey Of Elko says he is not a
candidate for Congress. as reported, but
that he will enter the race for a seat on
the Supreme bench. He says the poll
tical situation in Eastern Nevada has
not changed much during the past two
years. Mr.. Massey thinks j. P. Jones
is very strong in his part OF the country
much stronger, in fact, than Hon.
Francis 6. Newlands.
The little daughter OF Mr.. Fred
Weber, Holland, Mass, had a very bad
cold and cough which he had not been