The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-07-14

Il looks as il Carson would have a
pat iiistlc carnival ia september or De-
toher.
WIN. Pier<on SAYS everything on the
fancn i, fine. He has three acres in
potatoes.
MANY are taking advantage of the low
rate for II "Trip east and the cars are
crowded.
Charlie Giclaw went tn Reno Sunday
night and brought his horse and buggy
back yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid meet next Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the residence
OF Mrs. Stillwell.
James Morris Of the Reno Gazette was
in town Sunday. vi sited the mines and
arranged Tor some location work to be
done.
Harry Owen spent yesterday in town.
He has been transferred from Lovelock
to Tucson and departed for that place
last night.
The section house at Mirage was
burglarized last week and several hund-
red dollars worth OF clothing and jewell
~ taken.
We have a letter from Archie Steele,
Seattle, Wash. He is in Alaska by this
time looking after gold properties for
some .
1t is rumored that n of our popular
hill firemen and one Of Truckee's fair
est damsels will soon join heart and
hand in mstrimony.
Trib does not mend a broken whsel,
Nor yet q broken heart,
But makes the bruised biker feel
Prepared anew to start.
j. d. Boggs of Napa, CAL, has been
elected a teacher in the Comstock
schools, and will be principal of the
First Ward school. Next.
Miss Carrie Church and Mrs. NJ.
Thompson OF Burlington, Va, visited
their relatives here. Mrs. and Mrs. f.
W. Younyhans. last week.
C. T. Bender came down from Reno
Sunday and took men and supplies up
to. his claim. The amount of work he
will do depends upon what the develop
uents show.
The Department of Agriculture's re-
port of the condition of crops in the
country shows that the wheat acreage OF
California Is 5 per cent. larger this year
than last, while the crop is but 70 per
cent. OF that Ut las. year. .
At their recent meeting the Winnie
mucca board OF school trustees rejected
the old corps OF teachers for next year
as follows: +. +. Wlnfrey, principal
Miss Alice L. EIDE. intermediate Miss
Laura Miller, second intermediate ;
Miss Rose Gradner, primary.-Silver
State.
Including regular trains, there were
moved out OF Ogden from the LIST to 9Th
inst, "A trains, Of which 50 were specials
or sections of the regular trains; the
total number OF cars moved was 1913 or
an average Of nearly IL cars per train /;
total number Of passengers %, 500, or
$40 per train.
An order has been sent out by the
general land Office ut Washington. TO the
local land Office to the effect that per-
mits must not be issued to applicants
for public timber lands to exceed 100
acres, unless a most urgent necessity
exists. In tire past Ms high as 2,50o
acres have been granted ut M time.
Word was received this week by Ii.
w. Ely from London, that a Scotch syn
dictate, for which Col. Sutherland .
Gently explored the Ely mines in Como
had concluded to take the property, and
that the syndicate would Immediately
put up about 10000 to further explore
and develop the mines. This is the best
Como news that has been given forth for
several years.-Lyon County Times.
Deer Lodge district il suffering for
lack OF capital. The Phoebe Record
says; agents for investors are SON
s%tanllv coming in, but appear to accom-
plish nothing, and it il generally adj
mittnd linn nroanarinrs and nfhnra thnru