The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-10-03

East where he went - attend the Sl-
premr Lodge. Knights of Pythils.
The Silver State has rrmitted 500 to
date to N..P. : lohn, treasurer OF the
National Silvsr party COMMITTEES.
Miss Minnie O'Gonnor of E%neryyille.
Cal, lett on Yesterday mornings stage
to teach school at the X user district.
The political fight promises to be
warmer than usual in Chnrchill this
trip. The scalp'kniie is abroad in the
iand.
The County Cohlmi. sioncrs have been
sitting this week as Il Board of Equali-
cation and are about through with their
iabors.
There are several cases of typhoid
fever and many cases nj ~dysentery in
town at the present time, says the Aust
in Reveille.
Tho.. Hill of Clark4 Station says he
will cut a third crop OF hay. He barely
: SOJ cllDiSh iiull lHiS CtioOh " itohiN
consumption.
The Carson News is circulating a pet
tition among The horsemen to get their
sentiment regarding the location of the
next State Fair.
Miss Kate Murphy is expected to re-
tnrn from her summers vacation at
Truckee soon. Her many friends will
be glad to see her.
The Standard, Bodie, Bulwer and Mo-
no mining companies are to be consolid-
ated under the name of the Standard
Exploration Company.
DR.. II. b. Mcdonald will leave to
night OH II professional trip to Love-
lock. He will he absent about three
weeks during which time he will visit
the eastern part OF the State.
Messrs Fairchilds, Cole,and Plunkett,
| Elko, returned from Kansas City well
satisfied with their sale of cattle, %receiv-
ing $3.50 for steers and $3.50 for cows.
P. L. Flanagan left for Chicago Thurs
day with 1000 lambs. Arthur Mae
pherson ~wentalong and before return
ing will try the hot springs for five or
six weeks. 49, ~,
James Templeton one of our pioneer
passenger conductors has been visiting
his old time friends here this week and
all are pleased TO see him. He must miss
the croquet ground.
An old Indian woman was bitten by a
rattlesnake' last week while gathering
pinnuts in the mountains neal Hot
Creek, and after suffering two days, died
from the effects of the bites.-Courier.
The STANDARD Mining Company .
Bodie will. in the near future, sink the
Bottle shaft, 2,0D iret more: increase
their mill to 100 stamps and move their
elec,rir plant to Walker river for more
power.
Willis Brown of New River made a
flying visit to Wadsworth yesterday, ar
irving at 4 O'Clock in the morning aud
returned with pleasant smiles, and his
fair sweetheart who has Just arrived
from the east.
George Herb.rtl, the clothier, has Just
received a full line of fall and winter
stock OF clothing. His suitings. under
wear, hats, shoes, etc. are the latest in
fashion and fancy. Call and examine
the goods and prices.
The San Francisco Board of Health
adopted II resolution directing the attor-
ney for the board TO have an ordinance
passed by the Board of Supervisors
prohibiting exrectorating in public on
yeyances aud ON til. public streets.
A number of people felt what they
thought were three distinct earthquake
shock. Thursday night at about l0o'lock.
Several doors and windows were ratified.
but the disturbance was not severe
enough to be generally noti,ei.-Jou,-
nal.
Our citizens will have an opportunity
pictures taken till next Tuesday by the
Omega Foto Co. This studio has been
here for the past three weeks and has
done q great deal OF work and has given
satisfaction. Dn't miss your opportu-
nifty.
Ii your chill iren are subject to Group
watch for the first symptom of the dis
ca e-hoarseness. IL Chain berlain's