The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-13
Saturday,. AUGUST Ii, 1898
]. w. Freeman is in town.

j. w. Freeman is In town.
Supt. Noble and party were in town
Thursday. =,
Miss Annie Theelen is visiting friends
at San Francisco.
The registration books are now open
at the DISPATCH office.
LosT-K. of P. watch charm. Bring
it to this office and receive reward.
The N. II. & S. Co. carry the largest
stock of mining supplies in the State.
Engineers Cain and Canady and their
families will go to Lake Tahoe for an
outing.
III. Greer and family and ]. W.
Swaney are down about Pyramid lake
for an outing.
Charlie Wightman and Frank Austin
are in Virginia City with cattle for a
local butcher.
Mrs. G. M. Wiley was this week
granted a divorce from G. NJ. Wiley on
the ground of desertion.
If you go camping you should look up
on camping outfits.
August magazines full of the best writ
ten wal events up to date, and wal maps
and pictures for sale at this Office.
Vet Smart wa in from the Sink this
week. Vet is one of the most popu-
lar young men of Churchill and it is
said that he has political aspirations.
Mrs. Gignoux OF Carson fell into the
Clear creek wood flume recently and
escaped serious injury after being swept
down with the current for more than a
mile.
The Ladies' Aid Society are to give a
lawn social at the residence OF Mr.. I. q.
Herman, Wednesday evening, August
18th. Every one is invited. Come one,
come all and have a good time. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
The coming State Fair will be one of
the best ever held in Nevada. Presi-
dent Lem Allen, Superintendent John
Fitzgerald and. Secretary,Louis Bevier are
all ~rustlers and are hard at work. They
are the men to give vim to this meeting
and by the way they are starting out
they propose to do it. Many horses are
now training and that is an index OF
what a success the Fair will be.
The other day in Virginia City Major
Dennis in discussing the need of Silver
party in Nevada made the following
terse remarks that contain a world OF
truth: "With a great national party
like the Democratic, committed TO the
bimetallic cause, there is no more need
of a Silver party in Nevada than for a
prohibitory liquor law in Heaven or a
warming pan in He'll"
Colonel w. j. Sutherland passed
through to Candelaria Sunday. He in
formed our reporter that there is a large
quantity of ore exposed in the Holmes
mine which will beextracted and worked
with the Bellville tailings. He expects
machinery every day and says when
things are in readiness, d. II. jackson
will be placed in charge as Superinten-
dent. Mr.. Sutherland thinks that by
the end OF September there will be 40
or 80 miners employed.-Hawthore Bull
letln.
Tue Red Cross Society OF Wadsworth,
New, sent their third splendid contri-
button. Every thing in the boxes was
70 practical that they were Immediately
I, packed Tor Manila. They sent the
supplies with good wishes and the mes
rage that they be distributed as was
deemed best. In this contribution were
lwenty-one OF the downiest pillows.
They had cases, and changes were also
provided. There were also sheets, tent
pocxets, bath towels, socks, abdominal
ianiaaes, surgical ban lages, absorbent
coL,on, camphor and reading material.