The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-17

bound passenger "Wednesday morning.
Rev. Geo. c. Hunting was ordained IN
Virginia City Wednesday. Rev. l. Il.
Bellam was among those who officiated.
President Mckinley has appointed
Senator Wolcott OF Colorado, Charles }.
Paine OF Boston, Mass, and ex-sice-
President Stevenson as commissioner to
an international monetary conference.
Men who are paying strict attention
to business are making more money and
less complaint of dizziness than those
who are watching for the wave OF pros
perity to come up the canyon with a bull
team.-Bodie Index.
The jury in the case OF Sam Kong
of Wadsworth, charged IN the United
States Court with selling liquor to In
dians, was ont but a short time before
bringing in a verdict OF guilty and the
Celestial will be sentenced to day.
A Paris doctor has discovered the mi
ceode of badness and has exhibited it
at the st. Louis hospital, together with
a sheep innoculate with it which has
lost its wool. He is now hunting the
means OF destroying the microbe or rem
dering it innocuous.
Train Dispatcer T. w. Fitzgerald is
expected home from San Francisco to-
morrow. The rumor is current that he
is SUFFERING. from operators paralysis to
such an extent as to prevent him from
handling the key any mere, but there is
no truth in the report. He will 20 to
work as soon as he arrives.
Seven car loads OF wool were shipped
from here this week. L. P. Rogers OF
Mason Valley shipped two cars and F.
Lucas three cars to l.. Breslauer Il Co.,
San Francisco, and Kaiser 4 Freeman
shipped two cars to Kaiser & Freeman,
San Francisco. They said the wool was
sold but would not say to whom or at
what price.
The case of John T. Reid, Postmaster
at Lovelock, WAS disposed of in the
United States District Court at Carson
Thursday. The defendant pleaded guilty
to a charge OF over-cancellation Of
stamps amounting to q few dollars, and
was fined $3.50, which he paid and was
discharged. 1t appears that Mr.. Reid
was absent from the office and his depu-
ty made an statement of the
stamps cancelled. Uncle Sam is very
strict with postmasters and permits no
foolishness.-Journal.
The White Pine News says: Mr.. Rus
sell of Salt Lake City, was here tie first
of the week, buying cattle in the inter-
est Of N. Eager. The ~foIloing are the
prices offered by Russell Yearlings,
$l3; two-year-olds, $3.50; three-year-
Odds, 5000: cows, dry, $l4; COWS and
calves, $lS; yearling heiiers, IS; two
year-old heiiers, SIP. These are the best
prices offered for years, yet cattlemen
do not seem anxious to sell evidently
believing that still better prices are in
store ior them.
The following orler by the County
Commissioners explains itself: at APP
pearing to the Board that it is advisable
that II survey be made OF the main line
and side tracks of the Central Pacific
railroad in Washoe county, Tor the sole
purpose OF ascertaining the number of
miles of main and side tracks there is in
each school district or town, to the end
that the revenue officers may determine
the proportion of the revenue to which
the several school districts or towns are
Justly entitled. 1t is therefore ordered
that the County Surveyor OF Washoe
county he and is hereby authorized and
directed to 10 make such survey at an
expense OF not to exceed $3.50.
During the winter OF 1893, F. NJ. Mar
tin OF Long Reach, West Va, contracted
a severe cold which left him with Il
cough. In peaking ofl,ow he cured it
he SAYS: II nsed several kinds OF cough
syrup but found no relief until | bought
a bottle OF Chamberlain cough remedy,
which relic we'd me almost instantly and
in a short lime brought about u complete
care" When troubled with a cough or
cold use this remedy and you will not
find it necessary to try several kinds BE-
lore YOU get relief. IL has been In the