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

No =. 80 and 81 from the NEVADA AfgIcu
cultural Experiment Station. ~. 81
treats oi the eifcels Oh cutting wReat II
different dates, No. 81 lrcats ri TvXaI
eat lie fever. Int rested parties can Obtain
copies by addressing the State Universe
ty.
The ladies' Aids social dance will bt
OH the 9th last instead of The 8th as
before advertised. foar OF our fairesl
bellies " i'll have charge ri the floor, who
will see that all have Il good time
They are: Miss Eta Her.enhansen
director; Misses Winnie Beilani, Dai :,
and Belle Bndien.
The Gold Hill school Board has pass.
ed a resolution 10 tire effect that any
school child who should be sick with
scarlet fever or diphtehria should not be-
admitted To the public schools till eight
weeks alter he WAS taken sick also, thai
kept out vi school lor live weeks.
That some OF our citizens are willing
to back their opinions IA manifested
at independence recently, when II thou
sand dollars or more vas put up on the
election. rae bulk OF it WAS even money
on the State, and the remainder = to
on the general result, the odds being on
Mckinley, says the lnyo, Cal, Register.
Complaint in the suit of Humboldt
county vs.. Lander county has been filed
in The District Court OF Washoe county
by District Attorney Bnckner. The
suit is to recover the amoun of IS. 163. so
which has been paid in taxes by the
Central Pacific railroad to Lander county
on a strip OF territory which is claimed
to belong to this county. The suit was
tried once before, Lander winning. but
has now been brought i'll different shape.
Silver State.
THE boiler of the Douglass Company's
mill broke loose from its moorings re-
and jumped 100 te-t from its prop
er place. Although the usual number of
men were working about the mill, fortu-
nately nobody was hnrt. Tue accident
will necessitate a months hang-up Of
the mill. The company has %pnrchsaed
the boiler at the Columbus mill, with
which they will replace the old one.
The damage will amouat tn $l,0j0.
Hawthorne Bulletin.
Congressman Newlands was bound
East Wednesday morning, in response
to a telegram from Senator James X.
Jones OF Arkansas, Chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee. A
meeting OF silver chiefs Will he held at
st. Louis mex Saturday ut which Mr..
Bryan and members of the National
silver party aud Dtmocrati Committees
and representatives ii BRYAN Clubs
from all over the country will be present.
Mr.. Neslands was especially requested
to attend the meeting aud. If possible
spend a week or ten days ai the stump
in the doubtful States. He expects To
spend most OF his time in Iowa.
Brown OF Frisco was sentenced to the
California penetentiary THURSDAY.
Brown made a business of trolling
drunks' OF the water front and a trap
was laid 10 catch hun. A fisherman pr, :
tended to be drunk and showed Brown
some money and then laid down and
went to sleep. Brown promptly pro-
ceeded to rob him, but when he tried to
withdraw his hand from the isherman's
pockets he vas caught 10y number of
fish hooks that had been sewed into the
pocket of the sleeping man. Brown was
arrested and his hands had 10 be cut out
and the hooks had to be cut ont OF his
hands before he could be taken to iai'
There must he some fun for somebody
and pain for somebody on the Carson
track when it happened like thi-: an
the mile race between Fannie r. Van
lily, Eureka and Hilton a good deal OF
money went in on Fannie f., wncn some
parties concluded that there wa- a Job
to have Eureka throw the rare and they
asked the judges To take down Eurekas
jockey. This VAS done and .'Pizen''
put up in his place. The men who were
in on Fannie E., hurried 10 hedge out
but 1t WAS too late, and the change OF
riders dumped the talent hard, for Eu-
reka won in 40 There Was 81, 100 in
box on the race. The act OF the Judges
in changing riders was ~applauded by all
except the loosers who were in bad