The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-11-08
The weather is tnrning cold again.

Jack Cunningham is now able to be
around.
sauerSraut and weinerwurst at Gay
nor's
Take a ticket for The school dance and
swell the school piano fund.
Sam Phelan was married in Reno last
week to Miss Keser OF S%usanville.
S. S. Sears and Indian Agent f. b.
Spriggs returned from Reno Sunday.
The N. II. & S. Co. carry the largest
stock of mining supplies in the State.
Nevada sent 600 men to the Spanish
American war, against 1850 to the Civil
war.
County Clerk Porter came down Sun
day evening to deliver the ballot box,
ballots, etc.
Uncle George Frazer is doing the up
per country but is expected this way
election day.
Leave your orders at the Nevada Store
and Market for crabs, shrimps and fresh
salt water fish.
The only mark to be made by voters
on the official ballot is an X opposite
the name for when they desire to vote.
T. G. Gaynor's is the place for deli
cacies in the way OF salt water fish of all
kinds and the change meets with high
favor.
Mrs. L. S. Bridges, Mrs. E. T. Lo-
throp and Miss Daisy Allen attended
the Wheelmen's dance at Reno Friday
evening.
Ross Levers apple crop from his fruit
farm in ashoe valley this year aggre-
gated :3,400 boxes, tho bulk of which
sold for $1.25 a box.
How fast can a bee fly? A hive on
the roof OF a train was carried at the
rate of thirty miles an hour before the
bees were left behind.
The total assessed valuation placed on
property in Washoe county this year is
5 4 ,080, 615. The taxes levied for the
year foot up to $111,6
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee is sending out a circular letter to
the voters of the State setting forth the
reasons for asking their support.
Voters in folding their ballot should
fold it from bottom to top, evenly twice,
then from left to perforated line on right,
twice. This makes a neat fold and leaves
Mrs. w. D. Linton has returned from
a several months visit to Oakland and
San Francisco. Mr.. Linton's mother is
enjoying better health than for some
years. past.
E.. T. Lotrop, L. S. Bridges, George
Frazer, J.. D. Poole, DIR. W. L. Kistler,
T. H. Bastian, Chas. Short, George
Goodwin and A. F. Sisson attended the
Wheelmen's ball at Reno Friday night
and say it was fine.
G. W. Kinney has replenished his
stock to a handsome extent. He has
just received all the fashionable high
grade perfumes and also an elegant line
of stationery, All kinds of combs, rub
Der gloves, and finest line of bath
sponges at 20 cents each. Call and ex-
anime his new goods.
A prospecting tunnel over 1000 feet in
length, to develop water and gold placer
ground in Mazourka Canyon, Inyo
county, CAL, has been run by three or
four miners, with no other capital than
grub, mining tools and energy. Such a
tunnel through green hill would make
things hum we think.
The Lyon County Times says: "Such
men as Chartz and Woodburn are as
sorting that at n time Senator Stewart
was a bright and brainy man, but is now
an imbicile. With the next voice they
accuse him Of being the paid attorney of
Q. P. Huntington. Do the people stop
to consider these two assertions, and do
they for a moment think that Hunting
toll would employ an imbilcile."
H. w. Ball, chief clerk M. p, G. G.
Bonte, chief clerk Sac. shops, D. Fl. Bair,
travelling engineer and H. H. Forney
returned last evening from a two days'
hunting trip at Pramid Lake, bringing
in a good lot of game and reporting the
sport excellent. The party left last