The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-08-04

to take a position as clerk III u. W.
Kinney's drug store which will open up
in the Dorsey building as soon as COM
pleted.
Pomona has passed a queer liquor
ordinance, which prohibits saloons from
keeping open after 4 p. M. or having
frozen windows, or selling liquor to a
man whose wife mother or sister objects
to it.
Recently on the Comstock two miners
were discussing the claimes of a candi-
date for the supreme bench. "Be jabesr,
the d-fool, don't know enough to
write a decision" maybe not; but
what's re matter with his concurrin.
Sign boards showing the number of
miles from San Francisco have been
nailed on the telegraph poles and n
mile apart. When you glance out of
the car window on the G. P. and see the
board you know where you are at if you
are not loaded.
Carp are driving the trout out Of the
HUMBOLDT, and it won't be long before
good trout fishing will be a thing of the
past in this section. Until carp were
put in the river, we had the best fishing
in the State.-Elko Free Press. Better
change your bait, brother.
A young man has been %ungallant
enough to sue the Young lady who gave
him the mitten for the return of all his
presents, included in which are several
pairs oil jeweled garters where they will
do the most good, and Golding, though
eager to serve the papers is at a stand
still.
A line OF Misses tan, low cut, shoes,
formerly $l.25, now 500. Also a lot of
boys canvas shoes, formerly $l.0O, now
so cents-a great bargain. Reduced
prices in mems summer shirts to close
fine goods to a low price, at Griswold's.f
Mrs. Halter, daughter of Mrs. Blum
dell, after fifteen years absence, has just
paid her folks a months visit, and re-
turned TO her home in Oregon Monday.
Her daughter, Miss Ruby Halter who
has been staying with her grandmother
and going to school here for five years
and has grown to be an accomplished
young lady, returned home with her
mother.
Particulars of the wreck neal Palisade
Friday, which resulted in the killing oil
two tramps, show that they were broth.
ers named Bertram. Both were mere
boys, II being IL and the other 10
years OF age. They have two other
brothers in this State, one residing in
Tuscarora and the other working for G.
w. Grayson near Beowawe. After the
wreck, Joe Stefani, II section hand. was
sent on a tricycle. after help to clear the
track and on the way he was run into by
a freight engine and seriously injured,
He was picked up and taken to Eiko
and placed in the hospital. He is not
expected to recoyer.-Silver State.
An effort is being made to induce the
Gold Creek people to take hold of the
placer propects on Peavine mountain,
north Of town. 1t is claimed that the
dirt will pay sufficiently to justify CAPT
tai in putting in water. This could be
done from the Truckee by digging the
much talked high line ditch. Washoe
county is in knee breeches yet, 80
far as the development of her possibili-
ties go. The higl, line ditch would not
only afford water to sufficiently work
many acres of rich placefs good, but it
would reclaim 100000 acres of as rich
land as ever laid under the bright rays
of the MONDAY sun, in Lennon, Pros
ser and Spanish String valleys. 1t would
be the means OF building up almost an
empire and add largely to the wealth
and importance of n of the richest
counties in the State. Peavine noun
tain is full of hidden treasure, and in
less than another quarter of q century
the bowles of mother earth will be II
locked and the grand old hill forced to
yield up her hidden wealth to a hungry
world. All that is wanted to make
Washop as rich Il section as there is in
the United States is outside capital and
as time goes OH that will be more forci-
bly, Observation-Disclosures.
1t is always gratifying to receive testi-
monials for Chan,berlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and when