The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-02

'+o.d Greek. 1he company Is paving Oh
i obligations and resnming operations
with miners IN charge.
Tue pupils of Mrs. Cora Peek will
give thu mnsic-l evening ou April llth.
Tney are good performers and viii
furnish "a good program.
A force Of 100 men has been sent to
the Flnnigan sheep range on Smoke
creek. Lander county. Flanagan has
Al 900 OF ewes ranging here.
Hon. George Russell and fhos. Hunter
OF Elko and Hon. Il. S. Nixon OF Vim
nemucca are visiting Reno and Carson
looking after quarantine matters.
The c~llaingang at WinnenIurca has
been put to work on the streets, which
are very much in need OF being cleared
of the rubbish which accumulated dur
ing the winter.
We have not as yet heard any n
mentioned as a candidate for school
trustees, but ere the time the
takes place, there will, no doubt, he Il
number OF aspirants in the field for this
~"pleasant''(?) office.
Major g. +. Ford, private secretary to
II. NJ. Yerington, and wellknown TO all
old Comstockers, died in Carson at !
O'Clock Thursday morning of heart
failure. He was a prominent Mason
and a man highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
Principal Game and his corps OF
teachers will leave here Monday morn
ing to attend the Institute at Win
nemucca. There will be no school next
week. We are pleased to see the School
Trustees take this action and hope every
one OF our teachers will attend.
Schenk's discovery Of how to control
sex does not seem to have been very
thoroughly exemplified by the birth OF a
son to this Countess of Warwick. She
has already had two sons, and did not
begin the use OF Schenks system OF diet
until bout four months ago. Schenks
is no relation to the nan who VAS the
author OF 'Schenkes rules OF poker"
which made such a sensation in London
years ago.-Appeal.
Agents OF the Southern Pacific COM
pany have been notified that in "A few
days 1000 mile tickets will be placed on
sale at Reno, Wadsworth. Lovelock,
Winnemucca, Battle Mountain and
Elko. These tickets will be limited to
use in the state of Nevada and will be
sold for $50, or at the rate of three cents
per mile. A reduction of two cents per
mile will be quite "A saving to those who
do considerable travelling in the state.
A German named Henry Emble got
off the train here Saturday night. He
acted queerly ior four or five days and
finally said that some people OH the
train had killed his brother and were
looking for him to kill him too. To save
himself from being robbed he tore up a
5000 draft and gave away 500 here to
new acquaintance and finally wound up
in Reno to he examined AS to his sanity.
Emble came from Golden, Col, and was
bound for Grass Valley. His brother
has been sent for to cone and look after
him.
Business has begun to decrease on the
railroad and there is not much likeil-
hood Of there being the great number of
running this summer that was
claimed a short time ago. Shipping of
coal from the Wyoming fields to San
Francisco was expected to cause a large
increase in the railroads business, but
for some reason il has been suddenly
stopped aud now empty coal cars are
being sent west in trains. The early
fruit crop OF California will amount to
practically nothing this year, SO the
present outlook is for a very dull spring
the railroad instead of the extremely
lively n that was expected.-Silver
State.