The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-02-03

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~looRing aiter the stall led cattle which
as the verg best beef in own will soon
grace the Home Meat Market.
There are several young n.en OF good
fan lily Wto disgrace ihetn-tlYes and
iheir parents by ioodinm actions Ia
church. E,tter stop II l"ys.
According 10 a law OF the State of
South Dakota, every eorroratlon mGtes
mi annual pptiic ster",nent Q. ~ af
through advertisement in Il newspaper
Mrs. C. Il. Fowler OF Butte, Montana
and two children on their way home
from "a visit tn California stopped over
and visited Uncle Edwin and wife last
week.
Charlie Gielaw zane down from Reno
and went to work cooking in the New
ada House. Charlie is one Of the best
chefs on the coast and is always appre-
ciated.
Hon. r. r. Bigelow is living now at
1915 Basil, street, Oakland, where the
Judge aud Mrs. Bigelow will be glad to
see any of ;heir old Nevada friends
Gazette.
Ii you only want a big-'ooking bottle
of liniiment ask for it; but ii you want a
bottle OF good liniment that is bigger
than it looks ask for Trib.
John Snow, brother OF Joe Snow the
fisherman, was found ''irozen to death"
in front OF William O'Neill's saloon in
Truckee Saturday morning, says the
Republican.
1t is said that when Ex-Governor
Waite of Colorado heard that Senator
Wolcutt was the guest OF Baron Roths-
child, he got out his war horse and oiled
up the Bride.
Tickets for the musical and dance to
1,e given on the 18th inst. by Mrs. Cora
Peek assisted by her music class, are
going fast. This promises to be q rare
musical treat.
Col. J.. Il. Wright and Master Me- !
clanic Heintzelman of the Sacramento
divi ion and Supt. Agler and Master
Mechanic Luckett Of the Salt Lake div
ision were in town last week.
The Sentinel learns the price paid the
Dean estate for their cattle was $13 per
head all round. An eastern buyer
offered MIR. Graysnn 81, 1000 the next day
Tor his bargain, which was refused.
No proceedings can be taken against
the Central Pacific road and the branch
lines which W the government money,
before next January, and not then un-
less they default in their payments.
Catfish are ripe and the crop is abnn-
dart. No man need starye to death in
Nevada as long as he has energy enough
to 90 fishing. Any ordinary fisherman
can catcl, IL dozen fine fish in hall an
hour.
2. l.. Flanagan returned last week
from Bakersfield where he bought 1000
stock sheep. Mr.. Flanagan reports
feed in tina section very backward. He
says they have not seel the sun Tor
twenty-one days.
The editor borrowed a lead pencil
from an Assemblyman in Carson and
wonders if our State furnishes money to
buy German pencils. Sent it back
forthwith. No wonder our countrymen
are looking for employment.
j. A. Yerinton has received an order
from an eastern syndicate to ship a car
load OF silicon from his mine near the
| Queen station, and men are now engag-
in taking it out. If this test proves
satisfactory regular shipments will be
made hereafter.
A Bill has been introduced in the
Idaho Legislature to establish an 8-hour
law for miners. similar to the Utah law
on the same subject. Another bill has
been introduced which provides that 100
cubic feet OF OF development instead Of a
shaft l0xIx4 feet.
The late snowstorm has put all the
stock men in extra good humor. With
prices advancing and enough snow on
the ground to insure stock water all over
the ranges, they appreciate the fact that
dame fortune Is indeed smiling upon
them saws the Eurcka Sentinel.