The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-09-25

the railroad hospital in Sacramento and
it is thought his fingers can be saved.
1t may not be generally known that to
steal a newspaper is Al mislemeanor for
which the thief is liable to six months
imprisonment.
A tramp who boozed up and filled up
on the good things OF life then took a
siesta with the rest OF it in IA box car was
sent up for sixty-tve days.
C. II. Mcintosh Of the EIko Indepen-
dent, NJ. S. Riddle of the Tidings and
G. II. Sproule OF the Free Press were in
this section of the State this week.
Bryon Waters, claims agent OF the
Southern Pacific Company, has resigned
and ID. r. Session, formerly of Nevada,
has been appointed as his successor
The gate in the fence was closed
Thursday and the fence is now in full
operation. Men who never thought Of
swear words heretofore are now prof.
cient in the art OF cussing.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says that
'9Nature is not ashamed Of her clothes"
Why should she be ashland OF them?
Aren't her boomers the envy ana adj
miration OF all the rest of creation?
q. b. Fairbanks is going away in a
few days for a vacation, with the intent
OF spending a month on a hunting expe-
dition. The photograph studio will be
closed during the month OF October.
A Seattle newspaper shows that the
farmers of Eastern Washington, since
t g recent rise in the price of wheat,
nave sold 10000, 900 bushels, the crop
netting them about SO, SOC, 900 more than
| ,st year.
Judge Linn Of Reno fined H. II. Beck
$400 for assault OH M. Cooper. Many
Reno people think the fine excessive
and so express themselves and the
matter is the topic of conversation on
the streets.
For RENT-A house of four rooms
with well and cellar, near the school
house, for SO per month. Inquire OF
Capt. Wallstab.
+. Reinhart & Co. have received adj
vice by wire from Fenno Bros. & Childs,
wool commission merchants of Boston,
that they have sold C. st. Martins wool,
some $4,000 pounds at 1917 cents, which
nets MIR. st. Martin about 49,. cents
here.-Silver State. g
Attorneys f. R. Dodge and s. Sum-
merfield came down from Reno Thurs
day and went up to the mines. The suit
for possession OF the Ora comes up be-
fore Judge Cheney at Reno mex Monday
morning. There will be quite an at
tendance from Wadsworth.
We understand hat there is a grand
possibility for more litigation over
Olinghouse Canyon mining claims.
The lawyers say LET 'em fight and it
will advertise the district" 1t is an i'll
wind that blows nobody good and they
wouldn't fight unless they had
thing to fight for.
T. F. Moran was taken for the pro-
prietor of the Nevada House by a
traveller the other day AMI was perfectly
willing to stand in and carry out the
joke. But when they were through
with it and he was found ont he didn't
mind the cost and has to 8 tand con-
siderable joshing.
FURNITURE For SALE-Household fur
%niture, including a good gasolene stove
and a fine piano, for sale. Will sell the
furniture in small lots or all together.
Inquire Of Mrs. G. NJ. Brown.
The potato market in Nevada has not
been 80 promising for ten years as it is
today. There is Il sarcity OF crops all
over the world, and Nevada spuds will
cost money before spring. The onion
market also looks very encouraging. In
fact everything the Nevada farm produ-
ces is certainly good, and the indications
are that we will be strictly in it. Hay
will command a good figure, as Caliior-
mia will likely call on us.-.idings.
There is II clergyman in Kansas
who is not a sabbatarian. During n ser.
mon last Sunday he saw that a storm was
approaching and brought his discourse to
a close by saving: "Brethren, | will