The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-16

Two woodchoppers had a fierce battle
in the White Horse bids Saturday AMI
had to come TO town for, surgical at
tendance. They are both badly bruised
and cut and the end may be serions for
one. W. c. Williams and al Italian
named Antonio were the parties in the
fray. An AK a bar of iion and some
rocks were the weapons used.
In accordance with the Purity ,of
Elections law the Republicans have APP
pointed the following committee to
receive, expend, au lit and disburse all
moneys contributed or raised for the
purpose of promoting the election Of the
candidates: 6. W. Richard, R. Grin-
mon, Ed. Burlington, q. D. Oliver and
G.. T. Mills.
A similar committee appointed by The
Chairman OF the Silver Party Central
Committee$. consists oi Con. Ahren, g.
c. Powning, S. P. Davis, Edmund
James and Richard Ryland.
Mr.. J. 6. Axling, recently appointed
Watch Inspector of the Salt Lake Div
ision OF thr Central Pacific by Snperin-
tendant Agler, feels justly fiattered,
owing to the fact that the appointment
was in part due to the request of a ON
mittee of Railway employees, actuated
by the skilliul manner in which Mr..
Axling handled their watches and the
reasonable charges he made therefor.
4y&
A Philadelphia boy noked cigarettes,
on a wager, against time. 1t took him
only half an hour to absorb poison
enough to Kill him. He died IN a few
hours. Death followed az surely as If
a deadly weapon had been used. ttis
none the less suicide when a fatal result
follows a longer use of cigarettes. Such
suicides are not rare. Insane asylumns
and graves bear witness to the insidious
and destructive power OF this habit.
Six weeks ago I suffered with "a very
severe cold wasalmost unable to speak.
My friends all advised me to consult a
physician. Noticing Chamberlins Cough
REMEDY advertised in the st. Paul Toiks
letting | procured . bottle, and after
taking it a short swAhile was entirely we'll.
/ now most heartily recommend this
remedy to anyone suffering with q cold.
Vim. Keil, 678 Selby Ave, St. Eaul, Min.
For sale by druggist and dealers here
and the Commercial Co. Loyelock.f .S'
~
Duke and Don now the property of
Capt. j.. Shrarer, are the finest sI.eci-
mens.of the canine race in Wadsworth.
Duke Is a beautiful dark brown water
spaniel from a noted Chicago kennel
and though young has taken the blue
ribbon from more than n bench show.
Don issthe gift OF a Sacramento fancier
whose business, abroad compelld him to
divide his kennel and Capt. Shearer to
become the preseason Of his favorite
Irish setter. Almost daily the Capt.
can, be. seen gun in hand -trudging
toward his home on Emerald Flat pack
ing a large bag which the Capt.'s
unerring aim, allied by his beautiful
CANNES have succeeded in filling.
George j. D. King has returned from
the East, where he went to the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge. X. Of P. While in
the East Mr.. King visited Canton. Ohio.
the home Of McKiuly, and heard Bryan
speak in Cleveland. He says that in
the East, where you could not find n
silver man some years ago, that now
there are many, as it is. true that you
find many people in the West opposed
to the financial plank of the Democratic
party where a year & nothing but
silver talk could be heard. Lines are
being more tightly drawn in both sec
tians ef the country. He heard Bryan
speAk Mt Cleveland and says the Demo-
esstic n~Apineei is a wonderfully interest
Ing khAnkeL Mr.. King considers
..Rfskhet4y's election as certain Enter
eSias.
/ II. A. Miller has discovered a gold
bearing lead in Pyramid District about
four miles northwest OF the old j. 4 X.
works. He has uncovered the lead in
u number of places . distance Of nearly
1000 feet. 1t is about a foot wide and
J there are streaks in the vein which are
very rich in gold. Assays OF choice
pieces of the ore made at the. Reduction
Works Yesterday averaged $1,000 to the