The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-09-22

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The DISPATCH is indebted to Hon. F.
G. Newlands for valuable public doon-
ments this week.
Uncle George Frazer can't over the
range last week and is now in Reno on
county business.
George Herberth has jurt received a
large assortment Of gents furnishing
for the iall season..
DR.. Jackman always has a few gold
specimens with him but nobody knows
where he gets them.
The Reno Wheelmen will have a 80
mile relay race with the Sacramento
TEAM on October 10th ut Reno.
SNOWFALL came up from Mud Lake
with a load OF fish Sunday. He has
found his paradise in that section.
Some woollen goods were found mixed
with the barhed wire on top of the fence
and Tom wears a long-iailed coat,
The Meadow Lake proposition is under
the clouds once more. Cardwell had no
non to carry his scheme through.
An exchange says possibly it is the
mean people who start the bad ''stories'
the good people keep them going.
Agents Harris oil Reno and Hopkins
of San Francisco spent Monday here in
the interest OF the Rambler bicycle.
Will Raine of Pine Valley will leave
in a few days with 100 head of horses for
New Orleans, says the Eureka Seninel.
Eugene Austin arrived Sunday from
an extensive trip in the east. He says
he saw many new sights at his old home.
Conductor NJ. Sheehan was reporting
as improving some Sunday. Ii he re-
covers he will never be able to railroad
again.
An attempt was made to break into
Geo. Herberth's store recently Oh y very
early morning but the party vas scared
away.
The Sam Sing Co. took up four men
and a team to the mines Monday. They
will work placer ground that they have
purchased.
For RENT-A house of four rooms
with well and cellar, near the school
house, for IS per month. Inquire of
Capt. Wallstab.
The Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah
will occur the last OF next week, and
Yum kippur, the day OF %atonenient fol-
lows shortly after.
The fakirs who live by their wits and
all kinds of buns and petty l~arcenists
were headed west the past several weeks,
probably bound for the fairs.
1t has been decided to change the
color OF the current two-cent postage
stamp from carnline to green, the shade
now used on Government notes.
Early attention will be given this
matter by the State Board of Education
and Nevada will soon have an author
lied course oil STUDY for use in her
schools.
Surveyor T. X. Stewart spent several
days in the hills surveying the ground
of the Ora and around and about that
claim presumable for data to be used
in court.
f. Olinghouse brought SOME rich
quartz into this office Monday which he
found on his claim in the canyon that
bears his name. We hope he will find
a big bonanza.
FURSrTUnE For SALE-Houselold fur
%niture, including u good gasolene stove
and a fine piano, for sale. Will sell the
furniture in small lots or all together.
Inquire of Mrs. C. NJ. Brown.
Miss Cecil McNevin left for her home
in Ogden yesterday after a visit among
friends here for several weeks. Her
departure is regretted for We would
gladly have kept her in Wadsworth.
Having in view a recent railroad acct
dent, the Syracuse Post remarks: "As
long as railroads continue to run fast
trains on a single track, there will con
tinue to be danger OF two trains trying
to pass each other without use OF a sid
ing"
The Marysville Appeal says Conduc-