The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-09-03

way are expected 10 arrive Louay'
Prof. Il. l.. Game and Miss May
Griffin of Ogden were married at Ogden
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Van Horn and
Miss Mabel McComber have returned
from a vacation in California.
The Attorney General OF Massachu-
sets has declared illegal the 50-cent Wal
tax levied by the Grand Lodge of the
A. o. e.. w. at its last session.
Remember hat John Sunderland can
make you tailor made suits as quick and
cheap OF the most fashionable goods as
any tailor establishment in the land.
ALI of the timbers and the en-
CINE have come for the O~linghouse mines.
j. A::GoIdie reports the completion of
erecting the mill will be within a few
days.
Major f. M. Huffaker OF Virginia City
visited Reno yesterday. He is a candi-
date for Justice OF the Supreme Court
and will ask the Silver Convention for
the nomination.
Prof. V. Dornberger arrived from the
west yesterday morning and will re-
main a day or two before departing for
Lovelock to take up the duties as prin-
cipal of the school at that place.
The DISPATCH acknowledges the re-
ceipt of complimentary tickets to the
Nevada State fair. We are going to at
tend as we believe the managers are
going to give US the best fair ever held
in Nevada.
As soon as the new town hall is COM
pleted in Golconda there is going to be a
swell hop. There will be a number of
Salt Lakers on hand and some of the
GoIconda mining men from Scotland.
The affair will be an elaborate blowout
and everybody is expected to blow in
to Golconda that day. There will be a
large crowd in attendance from Winnie
m~ucca.-Winnemucca Advocate.
The University and public schools
opened Monday with increased atten-
dance to both. The University up to
date has enrolled ffty-five new students,
and the prospects for the ensuing term
are exceedingly f1attering. Misses Lin
scott, Wheeler, Smith and Reigelhuth
and Sam Doten all graduates OF the
institution, have been engaged as in
structors and are finishing special work.
Gazette.
Carson has a mysterious case of shoot
ing. 1t seems that a young officer from
Camp Clark was sparkling a couple Of
Carson's fair daughters on one of the
benches in the Capitol grounds, when
some individual, for a joke Or otherwise,
fired a shotgun in close proximity to the
trio. The officers and citizens have
been investigating the matter, but so
far the only thing they have been able to
find out is, that the officer would not
stand fire.-Ex.
"Volcano" the Silver Peak correspon-
dent of the Walker Lake Bulletin, is re-
.sponsible for the following re-lie-able
illustration of the shrinking qualities of
the intense heat in that s%un-scorched
Esmarelda mining district: The ex-
tremely hot weather has played the duce
down on the marsh. 1t has made it
difficult to work to good advantage, and
it has caused a lot of trouble. One case
is singular, to say the least. A. +.
Anderson built a cabin last fall and
covered the sides and roof with rawhide.
1t was l4xlSxl8. The long, hot, days
driei the hide until il has shrunk
to 7x5 and the roof has gone so near to
the ground that the occupant had to
crawl in on all fours. He says, 'If it got
more little it would take a week of steady
rain to make him get big some more
like he was"
STATE OF OHIO, Cry OF ToLEDo,l
LUCAS County.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State of
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of CATARRAH
that cannot he cured by the use of