The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-02-27

Z. S. Hartman came in from Fallon's
Nedne sday and returned home Thurs
day. lie paid the DrsPAron Office a visit
and said news was scarce from that
section.
Every soldier who enlisted prior to
July -. 1861, for three years, is entitled
to 400 United States bounty no matter
nov short a time he may have served,
il he has not already received it.
The stockraisers OF Paradise Valley
want a carload OF graded or thorough
bre young bulls. Those having cattle
Of TIL, description for sale should adj
dress W. d. Morey, OF Paradise Valley
Nevada.
Harry Holland has returned from
treat Falls, Mont, where he has been
located for some weeks. His numerous
friends are pleased to have him back
among them, says the Winnemucca
Silver State.
Dick Fuller is painting a canvas
twenty-five feet long for "rhe Recep-
ton and those who have seen it say it
is u work of art. The public are anx-
Gus to see it. 1t will ornament the
front OF the building.
Floyd Benson, the 8 year old son OF
Mrs. j. LaVoy, met with a painful accl-
dent day before yesterday. He was
playing around the turntable at the de-
pot and his left loot was caught and
badly bruised.-Silver State.
1t was during a recess of Congress and
Speaker Reed was anxious to get n OF
the House committees together. A
member from Nebraska wired the Speak
er in response to his telegram: "Impos-
sible to get there; wash out on line."
Speaker Reed wired back: "Buy a new
shirt and come on"
Mr.. Dan Stuart is receiving many APP
plications, from the East especially, re-
questing that ladies be allowed admis-
sion to the Corbett- Fitzsimmns fight.
Many a prominent Nevada man in writ
ing for seats ask that If possible one b.
reserved for his wife. The request has
been granted by Mr.. Stuart and the
ladies will be allowed to attend.
J. w. Freeman, OF Kaiser & Freeman,
came up FROM Woodland Thursday
evening. MIR. Freeman says he will
ship the last two ears OF the firms beef
cattle next week and all of their mutton
sheep for the season have been shipped
and sold without the loss OF a single
head in transit. He says he is very well
satisfied with the seasons sales.
Hawthorne Lodge K. OF P. celebrated
the anniversary of the orders organiza-
ton last Friday evening and n of the
members thinking of the day after,
toasted to "all nights, O. pity u.s." The
toast can be appreciated by our own
boys who worked till after midnight
Tuesday night. 1t was one of the most
eventful evenings in the history of Pyr-
amid Lodge.
The Austin Reveille says; Dewey and
farmhouse, the cattle buyers Of Man
haitian, Kansas, who arrived in Austin
last Thursday purchased $50 head of
beef steers from Patrick Walsh and ship
ped the same over the n. G. last Mon
day. The steers will average 1850
pounds in weight and the price paid was
3 cents per pound or about $33 per head
They will be shipped to Manhattan.
since L. S. Hartman was in here we
learned that he is feeding the Olinghouse
beef steers at his ranch. He certainly
must understand how to put fat on
stock as we have heard many compli-
ments passed in regard to his work with
the aforesaid bunch which has contin-
ned to gain right along through the
storm while the other punches we're at
their best holding their own. Work,
care and good Judgment.
The Knights of Labor Journal says
"Pennsylvania is a peach of a State.
The legislature is made up as follows
One gambler, one baseball umpire, one
preacher, eight who declare they are
gentlemen" nineteen without occupa-
tons, twenty-seven lawyers and one
pugilist. OF the members, three OF them
were convicted OF larceny, n was tried
for murder and acquitted, three have
been in insane asylums, while eight
have taken the Kelley cure and four are
ii 'orced. Talk about our glove contest!