The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-09-01

The annual conference OF the Nevada
mission will W in Reno, Thurs
day, Sept. q, Bishop John P. Newman
presiding.
The Anaconda, Montana, copper
mines give employment underground
to 5000 men, whose wages amount to
$40, 500 a day.
P. L. Flanagan has returned from
Kansas City, Mo. He says he sold his
shipment OF lambs for $4.S5 per hun
dred, and they netted him $50.
The Reese River Reyeille says: There
is no winter iced in this section, and our
ADVICE to all IS to sell all the cattle you
have now, except those you can feed all
winter.
Knowing ones are freely prognosti-
eating that wheat will sell for $35 a ton
in the valley this fall. Several offers
of 1923 have been made, says the Genoa
Courier.
The secret of many mems success is
that they don't devote t%wo-thlrds OF
their time to somebody's else's business
and the other third to running the
government.
The road to Olinghouse is now a com
fort to drivers as the rocks have been
removed and you no longer have the
feeling that yours ribs will be shattered
if you have to drive at night.
Harry Owens is grieved over the un-
timely end Of his dog Jack. Jack was
quite a railroad dog but he made a slip
and was fatally injured by being run
over. He wal shot to put him out of mis-
cry.
W. d. Jones, the District Attorney OF
Lander and proprietor of the Reveille,
according to rumor, has higher asper-
atoms. He would net refuse a nomina-
ton for either Congressman or Supreme
Judge.
"Brund" Smith, the man shot at
Long Valley recently by Chas. Glszier,
has got back to Reno. He brought
three bullet holes in his body with him,
but none OF his wounds are On
sidered fatal.
Brady's proposed fistic carnival which
was to be held in Reno or Carson in
October, has been declared off. Brady
evidently thinks he can pull off fights
in San Francisco without interference
from the police.
c. W. Kinney & Cos pharmacy is
open for business. The goods and drugs
are new and fresh and the rooms have a
ve-y neat and tasty appearance. This
town should support a pharmacy and
we hope the new firm will prosper.
l am told that the se~lf-styled leaders
of the Silver party have made up their
minds to drop the present Secretary of
State, superintendent OF Public In
struction and State Controller in max
ing up a slate for 1S9S.-Carson News.
A man Of about so years of age
frightened a number OF housewives early
yesterday morning by peeping through
the windows of a number of residences.
He would give no explanation to the
officers for his actions but seemed to be
weak miAded.
Mr.. Freeman, the merchant at Cisco,
CAL, came down to Nevada City and got
out papers to attach the franchise of b.
A. Cardwell to run a road between Cisco
and Meadow Lake and such other prop
erty as he could get hold of. 1t would
seem goodbye to Meadow Lake once
mor
Three or four cabooses were entered
Saturday night by thieves who vent
through the trunks and clothes of a
number of the railroad boys and sue
ceeded in making quite a haul of money,
1t being the night after the pay car ar
rived here. Nothing but money was
taken.
Pine nuts are said to be found in
abundance in this vicinity this year.
Some OF the trees are bending under the
load they support. Some OF the old
timers claim that the fact that pine
nuts are plentiful is a sure indication
that the coming winter will be a mild
and pleasant one.-White Pine News.