The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-02-06

IN the ease OF Was Johc>, 'iaibV" WIN
: assault on the person Of 5. p. Davis with
%iutenl 10 do bediiy harm, and says the
! combs III ,hnuld have BEEN brought in
the United States Court.
/ 4 Boise Citv dispatch says that there
is some talk ri Introducing a bill thar
will make 'allo II rival of Nevada as the
attic ground of love contestants. and
the legislature of Wyoming will mn
lonliediy pass a similar measure.
Our Ievclort correspondent say po-
toes are selling FOR $50 per ton there.
~ in carload lois is the gilt EDGED offer
| to dale in Waisworth. When the storms
re- OYER and OREGON slu1ds pour into
| California we look for u drop in prices.
!. II. Fitz"sall. for many ye9rs in
| the tailoring business in San Francisco
| and Sacramento. has located in Wads-
| worth, Drug Store bnilding. He under
| stands his business and will make suits
from $40 up. No fit. no sale. Repairing
| neatly done.
According to q late decision of the
Unitri States Lrnn Office, the
( mining claims located on Jan. /, 1885,
will have until Jan. /, 1899. wherein to
perform the first 800 worth of labor.
Thereafter, however, that amount must
be expended annually on each claim.
Pyramid Lodge Knights of Pythias, is
weakening and the hoys are strictly in
it for good work now. The rituals are
'ucked M and %pracrice work is all the
o. There are six applications on hand
md more coming. The meetings are in
eresting and the attendance is good.
The Piutes Of Wadsworth and the
Aier,s of Alameda will try conclusions in
baseball matters tomorrow. The mascot
papoose has not been named, some 1900
voters desiring to dub him Tommy Dob
bins and some III wanting to call him
liter a prominent citizen OF Wadsworth.
j. W. Smith was in from Hot Springs
and reports the mines Of that place
more promising than they have been foI
wears. He SAYS W. R. Rich has been
carrying on negotiations with some east
ern people in regard to the chalk deposits
near White Plains and it is pronounced
a superior article. A carload will b.,
sent east for trial.
81 know Of no law that would warran,
the Government interfering in Il matter
OF this sort. 1t seems to me there is
none. l have not given the subject any
thought, bnt it appears to me that State
laws must control in any contest of the
sort proposed. really cannot see how
Federal interference cab be expected at
Carson" JUDGE McKENNA.
Ont of the 500 allowed the Washoe
delegation for stamps and stationery
four cents have been spent on Wads
worth. If we waited to receive IRON
them a report OF any State officer or u
copy of any bill introduced we would
get left. Perhaps they are blowing 1t in
on the glove contest, in which event ".
Will excuse the Senator and part OF tn,
House.
Don't forget that the regular Saturday
night dance takes place tonight. With
o,rob ,a.oio 40 tla l~n,o had fl-,
it is surely an unutterable pleasure to
float around in the dreamy waltz, whis-
pering words of love in the ear OF the
sweetest girl in the world. That's the
kind of waltzes the Wadsworth Brass
Band plays and she said she'd be there,
so come one and all and enjoy a dance
with her.
The Harmonic Quartz t. of male
voices vas organized Thursday night
with F. Geogg and F. Washeim tenors,
A. Griswold and Il. Lewis bassos and
Prof. V. Dornbergers instructor and ac.
companist. The quartette is doing some
hard practicing and improving very
much. Under the instruction OF
one so able az Professor Dornberger they
should make great Roadway and derive
much benefit.
Geo. B. Fairbanks has taken photo
graphs of scenes in ami about Wads-
worth and samples OF his work are ON
exhibition at the post Office. The WORK
has called for praise from all who have
seen it and Mr.. Fairbanks has the eye
OF an artist to be able to choose the