The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-02-08

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terday with some supplies, and we hear
they are going to work in earnest. 1t is
accepted with u grain OF doubt, Tut We
hope 1t Is so.
w. ID. Epperson left for San Francisco
Wednesday night for medical treatment
and he expects to be away some time.
When he returned from his last trip he
went to work too soon and That with Il
cold has brought him to his present con-
dition. We hope he will rapidly recover
VIM. Hibbarl, the veteran engineer,
formerly OF this division, who took "a
transfer to the Coast division about two
years ago, has been installed az round
house foreman at San Luis Oblspo.
His numerous friends here will be glad
to hear OF his elevation i'll railroad SER
vice.
Acting Governor Saddler has appoint
ed c. G. Powning, OF Washoe county,
Joseph Marzen, OF Humboldt, and A.
w Hesson, OF Elko, to he members OF
the State Board Of Agriculture. Pown-
ing and Marzen succeeded themselves,
while Hesson supplants Geo. IL. Cum
ningham, of Washoe.
Rumor tells OF two or three Carson
men who are advertising for wives.
One OF them has brought two women
here, but is not charmed yet and they
will have to return. One man who cor
responded through a marriage bureau,
finally found that the lady lived right
here in Carson, next door to him. They
will be married next month.-News.
While Commissioner Epperson is in
San Francisco he will look into long dis
lance telephone operations and make a
report thereon. He is inclined to favor
a telephone to Wadsworth instead Of a
telegraph line. 1t would be a great on
venience to Wadsworth as well AS
Churchill, and everybody interested
hopes to see a line in operation soon.
Thomas Sadler has applied for a pat
ent for his potato digger. T. V. Julien
has prepared the legal papers and Fred
Gould has made drawings of the ma
chine. Mr.. Sadler is Il Truckee Meadow
farmer. He thinks the machine can be
built and sold at $40 or $50 each, and
those who have seen the model believe
that it will prove to potato growers what
the reaper has to wheat growers
Journal.
One day last week a Carson gentle
man, we'll up in society, informed his
wife that he vas going to Reno on bus
mess but the train had not proceeded
far when he changed his mind and
jumped from the train. returning home
to find his wife in the loving embrace OF
a "dear friend" OF the family. 1t is I'M
necessary to add that although the
''friends' departure was not affectionate,
it was decidedly hasty.-Weekly.
The Independent says j. NJ. Dorsey OF
the firm of Dorsey 4 Son returned from
Omaha Saturday where he bad been
with n shipment Of cattle. He took 230
head OF white faces, durhams and other
cattle and sold them ut the following
prices: The white faces, averaging | ,230
lbs, brought "A 10; the durhams. aver
aging l,269 lbs, brought SO so; the
white face cows, averaging 1850 lbs.,
brought 80 90, and the durham cows
and other cattle, averaging loss lbs,
brought ID 10.
Senator Jones, of Ark, is one OF the
few members Of the Senate willing to be
quoted as endorsing the sentiments ex-
pressed by Senator tillman, of 5. c., in
his terrible and terrifying arraigment OF
the administration and its gold policy.
MIR. Jones said: "rillman may he an
anarchist and a crank, and in some pa
pers | see he is characterized as "a fool,
but he represents more people than are
dreamed OF, and we will hear from them
before long, If not, as | hope, in the bal
lot, then otherwise, to our everlasting
sorrow.'
Fine watch, clock and jewelry repair
ing ut eastern prices by A. q. ~Spingler,
Reno, Nevada. All work warranted.#
There are certain students who take
little or no interest in the military de-
partment of the University. The re-
peated absence OF some of these from
drill denotes a poor appreciation of the
privileges provided at a great cost for
the students advancement. We neel
not stop to argue the physical and intel