The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-10-23

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A pistol CARRYING eight shots will soon
be placed upon the market. and tits
said to be so perfect in every detail OF
workmanship that it will become the ac-
knowledged gun.
j. Krutt4chnitt, C. W. Curtis, II. j.
Small, j. b. Wright, \. ID. Wilder, j. l.,
Frazer, J. Agler, T.. N. Luckett and
other railroad officials, passed through
here yesterday on the annual inspection
tour.
Taxpayers must not be misled with
the idea that the law providing for the
semi-annual payment OF taxes is in
effect. The law provides that the taxes
shall be paid semi-annually after the lst
day of January1S9S. The full amoun
OF taxes will have to be paid this year as
usual.
Under enactment Of the Legislature
Mr.. Cutting, Superintendent of Public
instruction has compiled the Mining
Laws of this State which meets IL long
felt want. Mr.. Cutting has given the
matter in hand careful study and atten-
ton, and the work is now before the
Board of Examiners for approval and the
same will be printed in pamphlet form.
The western farmers financial condi-
ton is wonderfully improved. During
the past three years he practiced such
economy that with a slight improvement
OF wheat prices last fall and fair values
of cattle, sheep, and hogs, the thrifty
farmer gradually reduced his debts.
With good prices this fall, he is indeed
paying off the mortgage. The fall in the
interest rate Is as remarkable as the
other features of the rising tide.-Amer-
lean Agriculturist.
During his recent trip west Prof. M. E.
Jones secured several promisind gold
properties in Eastern California and
Western Nevada, and it is understood
that these will soon form the basis for
one or more incorporated companies. As
these are gold mines it is expected that
something good will be heard from them
in the real future,-Salt Lake Tribune.
Prof. Jones visited O%linghouse Canyon
while on the trip mentioned above but
there were no properties developed
enough to suit him then.
j. A. Doll, the San Francisco hide and
wool merchant, returned to Eureka
from his trip to Nye and Lander counties
last Monday. He reports having con-
tracted for over 1000 horses hides in
those two counties. Governor Sadler
and Mr.. Doll met in Eureka last Tues
day, and before parting the Governor
entered into a contract to deliver to Mr..
Doll 800 horse hides at 81 so each, the
tails and names at three cents per
pound, and the bones OF the animal at
SIS per ton.
John Sund erland carries by far the
largest stock of footwear. hats and caps,
men and boys clothing ever opened this
side of the mountains, from a combine
ton suit OF upder-clothes to the finest
dress suit made. Besides, Mr.. Sunder-
land is progressive and looks after every
little detail OF his business with an in
~telligence that but few business men
command. In the FIRST place, he keeps
his name prominently before the people
in an attractive advertisement, telling
the people where they can get bargains
on all lines carried by him, and the peo-
Pile are not slow in availing themselves
of the opportunity. Second, he never
advertises to do a thing that he does not
live up to the letter, and that method OF
doing business viii win every time.
Third, he has the stock to enable him to
do business on a broad and comprehen-
sive plan. Fourth, he has no rent to
pay and gives his customers that advant-
age. Fifth, he is a business man, and
his long years of experience enable him
to know the wants OF this community as
well as a child knows when it is hungry.
A few weeks ago the editor was taken
with a very severe cold that caused him
to be in a most miserable condition. 1t
was undoubtedly a bad case of la grippe
and recognizing it as dangerous he took
immediate steps to bring about a speedy
cure. From the advertisement OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and the many
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