The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-24

Mr.. ana Mis-. has. ! afke are VISITING
Ogden.
John Lee is over at the Lee & Frazer
lange.
Oscar Wilbur has returned to Sacr; :
mento.
Mayor Spriggs was up from the Re-
serve yesterday.
+. Olinghouse has been away to his
range roedering.
J. A. Gregory has purchased the resi-
dence Of VIM. Dunlop.
X. Il. Cowles brought 100 head OF beef
cattle from his range last week.
The Saturday night socials will become
more popular as the weather grows
cooler.
Editor C. NJ. Sain of the L.ovelock
Tribune made us a pleasant call Sunday
night.
Governor Sadler is over from Carson
trying to find out how it happened
Gazette.
There will probably be quite a stir in
Olinghouse Canyon when the new mill
is put in operation.
Alpha Lodge No. 2, Degree of Honor
has received some very pretty banners
for their lodge.
An island is described by a schoolboy
as "a body OF land surrounded by United
States battleships. Chicago Record.
Miss Pearl Pike and Misses Nellie and
Mamie Mckenna arrived from the East
Sunday morning. The young ladies ap-
pear as if Eastern life had agreed with
them and are attractive young omen
The Huntington mill for Olinghouse
Canyon has arrived at Wadswortl.
j. A. Goldie and Jeff Poole are making
arrangements to put the mill in running
order at once. VIM. Pierson will haul
the plant to Olinghouse today.
When you ask an editor to suppress
an item Of news because it does moi snit
you then go and ask your grocer to ex-
clude pickles from his store because you
can't eat them, your butcher to quit
keeping bologna because it goes against
your stomach. There is just as much
fairness in one as in the other. News is
the editors stock in trade, says an x
change. So are pickles to q grocer and
bologna to a butcher.
Wednesday afternoon Nellie, the
eight-year old child n ny. and Mrs.
Walter Davis was badly burned and
now lies in a precarious condition. She
was playing in the yard and her little
baby sister threw a lighted match. 1t
caught in Nellie dress and in an instant
she was enveloped in flames. The mother
and Mr.. Fiege who ran to her assistance
were both severely burned before the
fire was put out. The child's injuries
are along the back and arms. DR..
Banks and DR.. Hood of Battle Noun
tain were called.-Lovelock Tribune.
Judge VIM. Webster, having become
satisfied that the nomination for Su-
preme Judge had been bartered off by
the powers which control the Silver
Party, withdrew from the candidacy be-
fora tho Siivor ,nnvant;o, IA, tl..
ing of the primary election, but osten-
sibly remained in the fight because OF
the interest OF certain Of his friends.
The Judge is being importuned by many
prominent citizens to colne out on petit
ton as an independent candidate for the
Supreme Judgeship, and it is rumored
that he will do so.-Gazette.
Gen. r. M. Clarke of Carson is in this
city today. His time up to the hour of
going to press was all taken in looking
into Indian Depreciation Claims. II
there Is a S%hoshOne, male or female,
who has committed a depreciation, or
been guilty OF any other little indiscre-
ton around here within the past 200
years the lynX-eyed General will ferret
out the guilty party and tax the govern
ment with it. While taking no great in
terest in politics, the General is so gov
erned by habits formed in earlier days
that in leasure moments he will be
found repairing the political fences of a
friend or kicking the pickets off some
enclosure OF an enemy.-Elko Argonaut.