The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-09-04

johnson Sides is in Sacramento trying
to keep his red brethren from spending
the money they received for picking
hops for red liquor.
Indians are destroying fish near
Prosser Creek by driving them into
traps. Complaint is made and the
practice will be stopped.
Miss Anna Theelan came in from
Churchill Thursday and departed for
Reno That evening where she is attend
ing the State University.
Miss Annie Donahue stopped over
here yesterday to visit Lucy Brannon.
She is on her way to Palisade to take
charge OF the school there.
T. R. Hofer and M. Cohn have pur-
chased the Weymore ranch at Yelling
ton, 1t consists of $500 acres and a
colony will be established there.
The three sweetest girls in town, of
course you know them, paid the edi-
torial sanctum a visit one evening this
week and now our surroundings have .
rosy tinge.
During the California State Fair at
Sacramento the Southern Pacific Com
pany will sell round trip tickets for one
and one-third fare, good from Septem-
Der Sd to 18th.
Miss Annie dollhouse returned from
San Francisco last week and left for
home. The leg which caused her so
many months of suffering was ampu-
tated above the knee.
]. w. Freeman, his son Ernest and
daughter Marie came in from Churchill
Thursday. They were accompanied by
Miss Effie Marshall OF Woodland who
left for her home that evening.
Victor Dornberger and his brother,
A. L. D~ornberger, principal OF the
Eureka schools, left for Eureka last
evening. Victor D%ornberger has been
elected principal OF the Ruby Hill
schools.
England is far ahead of this country
in the transportation of packages by
mail. A 3-year-old child has been sent
AZ regular postage rates from its fathers
home to its destination in Birmingham,
England.
1t it said that W. E. Wicker, who
died suddenly at Reno q few days ago,
left a will in which he expressed a
desire to be cremated and paid 5000
as the will expressed it, ''for the rail-
road boys to blow in"
Everybody seems to have a complaint
against the proposed fence, which, if re-
ports prove true, will separate the CEN
trail part of town, and necessitats a long
walk through the sand to go from the
residence portion Of town to the BUSH
ness street.
Paddy Grant wants the company to
provide time-lock safes of large dimen-
sions. The sneak who went through the
cabooses got 80 cents of money earned
by layovers waiting for orders, a loss
sustained only by the heroic fortitude OF
going without cigarettes three minutes.
The News says that it is rumored that
the farmers OF Carson Valley are talking
Of establishging a cooperative hay and
grain yard in Carson, under their own
management. The believe that they
will make more money by this means
ami say that other Operative under
takings are working nicely.
There is a rule adopted by the Nevada
Newspaper Association last year that
no new paper go on the exchange list
until it has been in existence at least
one year. If this rule has not been
rescinded it applies to the new papers
started at Virginia City and Elko'-
Carson Appeal. 1t has not been re.
scinded.
The official count of state funds
shows that there is in the state treas
ury: Coin, $77 1893. As paid coin vouch-
ers not returned to the controller, $751;
211 .96; total, $l34,605.44 The secur'
tiles in the state school fund are: IRE
deemable state bond, $3.50, 900; Nevada
State bond, 1915, 4.20; United States
bonds, $640,000 total, SLABS, $685. 4,
coin and bonds.