The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-09-15

The Unite,l States has a famine-of
freight cars To move the products oil
range, farm and factory riding to mar
kets on waves OF prosperity.
J. K. Bradley commenced suit in San
Francisco last week against A. +. Rook-
er to recover 1857 43 on Il pronissory
note drawn September 9th, 1893.
DR.. C. P. Turner OF Hartford, Conn,
who fell down a shaft at the Cotton
wood Canyon nickel mines last tuesday,
died on Friday night from his injuries.
The county is full of eastern and west
ern cattle buyers and the scramble for
beef cattle is getting interesting to the
producers, says the Reese River Reveille.
Miss Annie dollhouse died at her
home near st. Clair Sunday afternoon
after suffering untold agony for many
months. The funeral will take place
today.
The gang that went fishing Sunday
caught a fish and a bad cold for each.
Had they attended Sunday school the
sleet would not have chilled their
spinal columns.
The ladies' are always on the watch
for something new. John Lee now has
a large and elegant line of dress pat
terms, only n pattern in each piece.
Call and look at them.
Chicago commission firms advise the
dehorning OF cattle shipped for feeders
because they feed better, suffer fewer
bruises In transportation, bring a better
price and cost less for freight.
People who are wondering what the
Democrats will find for an issue in 1900
should postpone their worry, as there
may be no democratic party by that
time, the way things are going.
The Nevada State Medical Society has
elected the following officers: President,
DIR. P. Manson OF Virginia; Vice Presi-
dent, DR.. Geo. Fee OF Reno; Secretary
and Treasurer, DIR. I. b. Holm g OF
Reno.
Late reports from Hamilton says that
the prosperity wave has reached that
camp in the incaeased price she il now
receiving for her lead products, and that
there is not an idle mar in the district.
Sentinel.
A couple of Indians who paid a visit
to Lovelock Sunday came back full of
firewater that evening and created some
excitement at the depot when they got
off the train. Some blood was spilled
before they were gathered in.
Engineer Oliver and his fireman, Tom
May, had a warm time of it near Pail
SADIE Friday. A plug blew out OF the
fiue sheet and escaping steam scalded
May, who is now in the Sacramento
hospital. Oliver escaped injury.
Reno won the relay race from the
Carson team Sunday. The fifty miles
were made in 2 hours 81 minutes and
81 AS seconds by the Renos. Carson, 2
hours 80 minutes So seconds. Renos
lead, | l-S miles. Difference in time, 3
minutes 8 l-5 seconds.
Bill OF fare at Klondke.-Horse sand
witches, $40. Broiled dog. with gold
dust, $40. Barbecued ~bootlegs, with
straps, s.. Stewed felt hat, with trim
mings, "a. Fried m~ackintoshes, rain
soaked, 81. Boiled wagon covers, with
axle grease, 50. Picked wagon tongue,
sliced, 81.
The Gold Creek News says that the
beneficial working of the new mining
law IL seen in the development of Island
Mountain. 1t is now covered with ten
foot holes, dug this summe-, showing
up good ore, while older sections have
been held for years without a stroke of
work.
Pos, master General Gary has issued
an order %forbiddIng postmasters to rent
boxes to minors. The object of the or
der is TO put a stop to the receiving OF
love letters by minors without the
Knowledge of their parents. The mail
in the Wadsworth post Office will de-
crease forthwith.
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