The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-02-24

Z btlt LIiu"Ait h1lANiA''- - ~ - 80 - :
crowd. The Marysvilie appeal meanly
says that the halsln CITY always was
full III bunco games.
Norris and Proctor have rugged up Il
horse power by which to run Il gold
washer at the placer diggings. They
are a~nxionely waiting for a little warm
weather and II thaw to test their inven-
ton.
District Attorney Julien has decided
that nickel in-tie-slut machines Is class
ed under percentage games md are sub
iect to the same license. He says he
| will do all in his power to eniore the
Law in Washpe County.
''Tl,e Miei-Tree' will be the subject
of Rev. Frank Suiliyan's ser this
Wednesday evening at Union Church at
7 80. This will be Mr.. Sullivan's last
visit. Come out aud hear him. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening as usual. %
~ Frank J. Virtue of Indiana ARRIVED
Saturday to take the position Of teach
or at Pyramid Lake Reserve boarding
school vice Otto Olston, dismissed. Mr..
Olston made many friends during his
short stay and his departure is much
regretted.
Washington's birthday party, under
the management of Miss Eta, Hetten-
hansen and Miss Mabel Lewis, proved
to be a very pleasant social. The crowd
was lively and had a delightful dance ;
although the hall was not crowded the
affair was a thorough success.
The Gold Creek News says for the in
formation of prospectors: ''the noun
tains are now wrapped in winter and
the snow is deep. 1t will be two or
three months before any intelligent at
tempt can be made in this direction.
The camp has few accommodations and
is not trying to entice anyone to com
Just now. One had better wait till the
snow has disappeared from the bills be-
lore starting for this new prospecting
field"
The Reception was jammed Saturday
evening on the occasion of the grand
opening given by Captain Wallstab and
it looked like old times to see business
brisk and the house crowded. Every
thing was free and the patronage was
large. jim Wild and Pablo Laveago
were behind the bar in immaculate dress
and dispensed Anheuser-B Busch, whiskey
and cigars with lavish hands. The new
quarters with everything shining looked
pleasing to the eye and the meat and
viands were like-pleasing to the stomach.
The opening was enjoyed by those who
attended AMI all were pleased with the
hospitality extended.
The members of the Grievance Com
mittee OF the order of Railway Condur-
tors have assembled in San Francisco
for their annual conference. The COM
mittee is composed OF delegates from the
various points on the western system
of the Southern Pacific Company, as
follows: Perkins of Los Angeles, Grant
of Wadsworth, j. NJ. Wright Of Sacra-
mento, Frank Hart of Ogden, Tully of
Portland and Stafford OF San Francisco.
The committee male Il friendly call on
Manager Fillmore of the Southern Paci-
tic. The members that no
difficulties exist at present between
their order and their company.
Last week two white boys assaulted
an Idian in Mason Valley and seriously
injured him. His condition at present
ID very dangerous, and many of the In
dams are much incensed about the mat
ter. The people OF Yerington have offer
ed to bring the Indian to town ami have
him taken care Of, but tire Piutes are
superstitious and will not allow it.. The
lcatse OF the assault was trouble over a
couple Of young sQuaws. Should thii
Indian die there may he serious trouble.
dayton Times. We learned later that
the Indian had died and the young man,
Cy Logan, who it is alleged struck the
Indian down came to Wadsworth San
! day, arriving here in the afternoon, and
! leaving on passenger train that evening
| for the East. Another young man lam
! ed Chas Gelzell who vas with him a,
the time of the trouble also am here
and left with him. There is tronbl,
ahead for them. They were arr, ste,t ri
Winnamucca Monday night.