The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-08-07

Dan Stuart has denied that there is
the slightest probability of him running
any fistic carnival this year in Nevada.
Gen. r. NJ. Clark spent Thursday in
v~i,iting the mines. He will attend the
inlresls of Norris x Proctor in the suit
for the Ora ground.
House FOR RENr-A four room cottage
for rem at a reasonable price. Good
lucation aud ample accommodations.
Impure of f.. A. Biivan.
Elko has been overrun for the past
week with tratnps AMI other hard
characters and attempted hold-ups aid
burglaries are of nightly occurrence.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany is arranging to string an addi-
tional wire from San Francisco to Chi
. The wire i'll be OF copper and, Of
larger size.
Ed. Shearan has returned from San
Francisco and and says Arthur Buckland
has been on the sick list for some time
but is nov improving. auckland in
CURED about his Wadsuorth friends and
sent them his best regards.
"Say how far is it to Klondyke,
Juneau?' asked AL. Stock. "Esquimo
and Yukon find out" replied Johnny
Atkinson. The above is supposed to be
punny. 1t is enough tn make you Dyea
laughing, but as it comes from u paying
subscriber we must publish it, says the
Walker Lake Bulletin.
The funeral OF James Ardley Gregory
took place from the family residence
Wednesday, Rev. T. l.. Bellam oficiat-
ing. The pail bearers were four little
boys; George and tiuy O'Neill, Donald
Linton and Lyle Shepley. The remains
were inferred in Fraternal cemetery.
G. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ladies shoes.a Price everywhere 1925.
Splendid value. At Griswold's.
John Ryan, an old resident of this
county, was brought up from Love
lock Tuesday by Constable Feliz and
lodged in the county Jail on a charge OF
INSANITY. He was examined by Drs.
Jones and Hanson and adjudged insane.
Sheriff McDeid left for Reno with Ryan,
who will be placed in the hospital for
mental diseases.
Sheriff McInnis had a narrow escape
this week. He was watching the editor
hanlle 200 pound sacks of ore when We
grew absent minded, grabbed him for u
sack OF ore and then threw him into a
freight car. His face and hands were
skinned aud that he escaped serious in
jury is due to his good luck. The moral
is not to stand too close when other peo-
pie are working.
Governor Sadler has appointed the
following named persons delegates to
the National Irrigation Congress which
meets at Lincoln, Nebraska. September
25th: j. II. Thies, Lovelocks; George
Russell, Exc; j. z. Raines. Palisade !:
K. II. Kinney, Reno; l.. H. Taylor,
Battle Mountain.
The Governor already appointed the
following named persons delegates to
the Farmers National Congress, which
meets at St. Paul, Minnesota, from
August 3lst to September 9th. inclusive !:
Robert Bailey, White, Eureka county /;
Ross Lewers, Franktown, Washoe
county; S. +. Davis, Carson, Ormsby
county.
There are lots Of men who would give
much to he in the place OF Mr.. Samuel
c. Dunhanl, who has started for the new
gold fel'is OF Alaska, armed with Il spec
ial commission TO make thorough in
vestiyation and report just what he
learns to the U. :. Government. Mr..
Durham is n mining expert and is at
tached to the Labor Bureau. 1t was
known that the Government intended
sending Il ma on this errand, but it was
purposely kept secret who the man was
until after Mr.. Dunham got started. 1t
is not expected that he will be able to
make u report before about the middle
OF next year..
1t is always gratifying to receive testi-
monials for Chan,berlain's Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. and when
the endorsement is from a physician il
is especially so. "rhere is no more sat