The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-02-29

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Il shotgun.
The charge against A. A. Smith lor
administering poison with the intent to
kill wa ignored by the Grand Jury.
This is the much talked about PryamII
Lake affair.
Congressman Brewster introduced in
the House Monday a bill to protect the
SILVER mining industry by putting IA %
per cent duty on silver bullion, ores or
CONS Imported.
A big department store is IL of the
near possibilities for Reno. Nearly
every line will be represented, and the
store will occupy two floors on Virginia
street, and will employ from 50 to 6U
peopIe.-Journal.
The next appointment to Annapolis
will he between now and June 30 and
Congressman Newlands writes Prof. j.
Il. Bray that a competitive examination
will he held later on and he will advise
as to time and place.
Hon. w. g. Grimes came in from Hill
Thursday with u carload OF beef cows
for a buyer named Lingo. Mr.. Grimes
chinks there will be low water this sum-
mer in the Carson and zone to speak oil
by the middle of July for the Churchill
ranchers.
1t is probable that the stars in the
new flag will be arranged in six rows,
nately. At present the forty-four stars
are arranged in six rows, the upper and
lower rows having eight stars each and
the other seven stars each. .
If the person engaged in the poisoning
business could zee the sufferings OF the
poor animals, We think his conscience
would bother him on account OF his cru.
city. Billy Painters dog dropped in
front OF this Office yesterday aud suffered
'earlul agony before II uled.
Indian Agent Hargrove of the Duck
Valley Reservation has returned to Elko
IRON u visit to Indiana. He tells the
independent that the silver question is
talked of in hotels, the ears and every
where in the East to the exclusion OF
every other political question.
The big tires were set Thursday on
Griswold x Epperson's schooner wheels.
We don't know how it would have been
accomplished had it not been for the
outsiders bossing the job. Anyhow
Charlie Norman burned his left knee
and won't be able to hold anything on
his lap during leap year.
1t is said that the Truckee Ice Carnival
Company will not advertise Its attrac-
tions any more this Winter, owing to the
warm weather. They are talking OF
making the interior OF the palace a
dance hall and roller skating rink dur
ing the Summer, and next Winter they
will turn it into an ice palace again.
Drop in at Griswold's and look at the
new samples for pants, suits and over
coats, from two of the leading Chicago
~tailors. Over five hundred in number
and cheaper by 20 per cent. than last
year. All styles, weights and prices.
You measu taken and a fit guaranteed
by the head tailor, Mr.. Walter Macpher-
son.
The Chronicle says that almonds nuts
are raised in Story county within eight
cen miles OF Virginia City. The trees are
thriving and IA good many Comstockers
have eaten the the fruit that they bear.
The ranch is the property OF l.. Benny
ton. 1t contains eight acres AMI it bears
besides almond trees, apples, peaches,
prunes, pums, pears and grapes.
q. w. Brasher. a brakeman on the
Central Pacific, claims that two Indians
held him up GA Front street last Sunday
night, and after taking what money he
had from him they turned in and attemp-
ted to slash him with a knife. Brasher
did not notify the officers OF the assault
give any description of the Iniians.-
rruckee Republican. That sounds like
one vi his fairy tales.
A crowd of eight hobbs using most
indecent language disturbed the SUM
bers OF the residents in the vicinity OF
the D%IspArcH Office at one O'Clock yester-
day morning. They are probably a few
OF the thieves driven out of Winnie
mucca. A gang OF these pests have
been located in town Tor nearly two
week and must have struck Il snap to
tArrY so lnng. We are informed thuL