The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-10-02

house working a dry washer OF Ten 'ohs
per day capacity. The machine will in
all probability be a great success and he
kept at work all winter if satisfactory
arrangements can be made.
The principals and witnesses in the
Ora suit returned rom Reno Wednesday
Jupge Cheney will come down within
the next two weeks and look over the
ground. The arguments will then be
made and Il decision rendered.
Senator Stewart arrived at Salt Lake
City Monday night from Denver. lie
goes from Salt Lake City to Phoebe and
will make the trip from that place to
Eureka by private conveyance, visiting
the various places along the route.
Miss Nellie Driscoll departed for
Truckee Wednesday morning for a three
weeks visit. From there she will 90
direct to her home in Massachusetts,.
Miss Driscoll has maize many friends
while visiting her brother and family
here.
All Catholics OF Wadsworth are re-
spectfully requested to he present at the
Catholic Church each Sunday evening
during the month OF October at 7 O'Clock
sharp, to assist in re. iting the rosary.
COMMITTEE.
All over the country the railroad com
panies are inspecting their employees for
color blindness. The brakeys say in
some instances they find conductors,
who by reason of affection, are unable
to tell the color of their own money from
the companies.
There seems to be an epidemic OF cpl
zootic, hay fever or some other kindred
disease abroad in the town OF Reno.
Over one hundred people applied at the
irug stores yesterday for relief. 1t is
claimed that some OF the Californians
who visited the fair brought it over
Journal.
j. w. Freeman OF Saltwater came in
| with a drove of 200 head of beef cattle
sold to a buyer from Nebraska. Mr..
Freeman reports having sold about 700
head of range cattle at an average price
of 500 per head. He figures cattle are
worth about % to 80 per cent more
since mckinley and prosperity have
been in vogue"
A committee of business men called
| npon Mr.. Fillmore this week with the
request to allow a p~assageway through
the fence near the shops He promised
to take the matter up for consideration
with Messers Kruttschnitt and Agler and
advise the result later. The callers
seem 20 think favorable action will be
taken in the matter.
The Reno Journal says the Ora min
ing suit has developed a number OF
mining experts that were entirely
unknown in Washoe county before the
suit. For the past three days about all
one could hear on the street was por-
phyry, quartzite, silicon. dips, spurs,
angles, clay deposits, streaks and lodges.
The grievance committee Of the Order
of Railroad Conductors of the Gould
system, are in session this week in st.
Louis. The special grievance which is
up for consideration is the recent dis
charge of four conductors on informa-
ton furnished by "spotter." President
Turner of the committee said; The
committee will consider the justice OF
the charges which was preferred against
the discharged conductors, and If they
are found to be true, the matter will be
dropped. If W. find that it is simply a
case OF the word Of the ''spotter" against
that of the conductor, We shall ask for
the reinstatement of the men"
In the mile dash at Carson Fannie E,
Aliens horse, began to gain On Drum
mer and finally Tapped the big sorrel at
the three-eights pole. 1t appears that
two hogs attempted to cross the track at
that point and Fannie struck one OF the
porkers throwing the boy about ten
feet into the air while the mare went
in a heap. The field went over the
fallen Jockey and the poor fellow stag
gered to his feet and tried to walk but
fell back helpless. He was brought
over to the stand in a wagon. The boy
was badly bruised up and the mare
somewhat injured. 1t is generally
believed that the accident lost Allen the