The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-03-10

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til residence ofot Mr.. Herman Tllurs-
d., Ma. IL, at3f. NJ. a full atlen-
dance Is requested.
ETA a. HErTESaAUsEs, Secy.
p. J.. Flanagan bought the Smoke
Creek property OF Theodore Winters,
including all the sheep and cattle. lie
paid s79,091 Tor the property and is nov
the sheep King OF Nevada.
The control of the Walker River Res
ervation, now under the jurisdiction OF
Agent Wootten, Nevada Agency. will be
transferred to Superintendent Mead o.
the Carson Indian school, on the 3lst OF
Narci., 1897.
Arrangements for the glove contest at
Carson between Coriett and FIrz'ini-
mons on March 18th, a~re.fast nearing
completion and everything possible is
laing done for the comfort and amuee-
ln.nt OF the visitors to Carson.
Prayer meeting at Union Church
Thursday evening Mt $3.50. Preaching
at the same place and hour Friday eve
ming by Rev. n. l.. Freeman. All are
invited. 1t is especially desired that all
members OF the church lie present.
A correspondent who desires to know
what disposition WAS made of the sum
of 100000 appropriated six years ago
for State irrigation purposees, is refer
red to the State Comptroller for infor-
nation as to the lucky clique who
swiped it.-Chronicle.
Italian ranchers are still shipping
spuds from this point, and six carloads
left for Sacramento last week. They
are getting from $l4 to sI6 per ton for
them. This a better price than they
have received far potatoes for sone sea-
ons past.-Dayton Times.
We have dogs enough in Wads worth
to run a sausage factory for the town for
u few years to come. Several of these
CANNES engaged in u tight near John
Days sable Saturday afternoon and
during the scrimmage little Olive Bled-
soe wal badly bitten, her left ankle
being lacerated SO as to couse her much
suffering. The dogs have been killed.
The Winnemucca Silver State Gays it
is said that All Indian there has prophe-
sled violence to the whites if Johnny
Buster, the double murderer, il hung.
They seem to think that IN Indian
should not hang under any circumstan-
ces, and it might lie u good idea To bring
them to an understanding that Indians
are answerable Tor crimes, even the in
Fiction OF the death penalty.
The Truckee Republican sympathizes
with Frank Meloche. W. +. Price and
Mr.. Talbot, who with Frank Legacy,
started out to investigate the coal mine
which the latter claimed to have discov-
cred, did not find the mine. When they
got as far rs Reno the discoyerer slipped
the crowd, but was not missed until the
rest were well on their way to Wads-
worth. What became. OF the willy
Frenchmen no one Seems to know.
The law proposed by a Kansas WON
an, making it an offense to wear cOrsets
in that State mss be made to work ~
far as women residents in the State are
concerned, but how about those Who
pass through 1t on trains? Now when
trains approach Kansas and Iowa the
walters from the dining cars go among
the passenger taking orders for liquors
which may be served but not ordered in
in those ntates. viii they, under the
new law, come down the aisles with the
request to women, "Remove your cor
sets, ~pleaseT'
Some of the prettiest gold specimens
that have ever Delighted the eye or
aroused the cupidity OF mar reached
here Sunday from Olinghouse canyon in
White Horse country. Some OF the
specimens are white spar with coarse
wire gold interlaring in every direction,
the contrast between the spar and the
gold bring remarkable. Others are Of
blue quartz and positively as handsome
a. rich. The specimens were taken
from the groupings OF IA large ledge and
show conclu-ively that the country
needs developments.
On the advice of a White Hills doctor
that she had nm abnormal humorous