The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-10

over the entire bill Item oy Item.
A Cherry Greek mining company has
negotiated TO- 10000 cords Of wood,
which is taken as an indication that
they mean business in that section.
Mrs. F. Y. Oldham has lett Sophia in
the ~etficien, hands Of Mrs. J. L. George
worth and the surrounding district.
In some towns OF the State prepara-
tions are already under way for ce.ebra-
ting the coming Fourth. Not a bad
idea, that one OF beginning in time.
The Reduction Works assay Office
made an assay of float quariz from
| Olinyhouse CANYON which contained
gold to the amount OF 4 1910 per ton.
The hearing Of the case of Chas. Jones
for alleged assault with brass knuckles
will ONE up before Judge Waldo,
United States Commissioner at Reno to-
day.
A Nebraska legislator has introduced
a bill making it d misdemranor for any
citizen TO have in his possession a deck
oil cards with more then four aces or
kings in il.
The Civil Service Rules may be liken-
ed to Il punching bag in a public gym
....... ...l A.. Gt.o al .z,.
~tatives to the punchers. Whether they
can punch the bag to pieces is yet
TO he seen.
There is some talk OF DIR. Richardson
relocating in Wadsworth some time in
the future. The doctor is genial and
popular and would be most welcome.
We cannot voucl for the truth of the
report.
Tuesday the Board OF County Com
m%issioners considered a petition for the
establishment Of a county road from the
town OF Lovelock to the -four mill, sew
eral miles up the river from that place.
The petition was rejocted.-Silver State.
Mrs. s. Beemer, Miss Mabel Lewis,
Mrs. l.. s. Bridges, Mrs. A. T. Clippen-
ger and Martin Kline visited Adah
Chapter, Order OF me Eastern Star, at
Reno Thursday night and report having
participated in a banquet and having u
good time generally.
County Surveyor T. X. Stewart and a
chairman measured the side tracks and
yard tracks here this week for taxation
purposes. They will do the same at
Reno and Verdi on account of specia
taxes nj afor information OF the Board
Of County Commissioners.
Lord Sholto Douglass. after a some-
what c~leckered career, has turned pros
pector. He purchased an outfit and is
now securing the hills Of British Column
bia. II there is any thing in the adage,
"a fool for luck" Lord Sholto should
discover no end OF coal mines.
District Attorney Jones OF Lander was
in this part OF the country this week in
company with Sheriff McInnis when we
saw him. But they were friends and
probably he had been identified. When
the Waslioe zephyr anne along Tuesday
Me by force of habit yelle /: "Hold onto
your whiskers w. D."
The Supreme Court has decided that
H. c. Cutting, Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, is entitled to the 50, 500 |
salary allowed him By the Legislature
as Curator oil tho State Museum for the
years 1895 and 1895. For these years
lie received only 81 900 salary per annum
as superintendent OF Public Instruction.
During the winter OF 1893, F. NJ. Mar
tin OF Long Reach, " est Va, contracted
u severe cold anith lett him with q
cough. In speaking OF how he cured it
ne SAYS: ~ used several kinds OF cough
syrup but found no relief until | bought
a bottle OF Chamberlain songh remedy,
which relieved me almost instantly, and
in Il short time brought about II complete
care" When troubled with II cough or
cold use this remedy and you will not
find it necessary to try several kinds be-
lore YOU get relief. Ii has been in thu
market for over twenty years AND c1t-
stantly grown in favor and popularity.
For sale at rs and 80 cents per bottle hy
druggists and dealers and the Comm err
riai Co. oil LoveluriS.
Have you u bruise or sprain?
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