The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-06

Humhnldt and Lander counties VIII
take the initiative to stop the wholesale
shipment OF diseased sheep into this
state.
Z. n. Lindley, a mining expert and
brother to Mrs. viii Hunt. is spending
a few days in O~iinghouse. lie is accom-
panied by his wife.
We inclined to ~prognostieate that
B. f. Leete's advertisement as a
candidate for the U. S. Senate will share
the fate of Lots wife.
The Carson Valley creamery has been
running all winter and distributes from
$4,000 to $4,000 every month among the
farmers.
The receipts of the Reno postofice
reached 10000 for the last fiscal year
and she can now look for a free delivery
service.
The railroad fence on the south eide
is being constructed. 1t will have OPEN
ings for entrance to the depot, telegraph
offices and post office.
A Boston physician says a certain
amount OF tight-lacing is beneficial.
The fault is the ladies don't know
where to draw the line.
The Carson Appeal will bring suit
to test the law requiring payment OF
poll tax before a citizen can vote. VIM.
Woodburn is counsel in the case.
The b. M. B. b. Club, captained by
the noted English coach, Geo. McKeon,
will teach the nut splinters how to play
ball next Sunday at the ball grounds.
The Reno Journal has entered upon
Volume L. We prize our newsy con
temporary and send by mail checks on
H. Ritter to cover the force-but not in
full.
The jury in the case of Sheriff Brock
liss, charged with willful neglect of
duty at the time Of the lynching of
Adam Uber, acquitted the defendant in
Genoa.
Superintendent Schwandt OF the
Fraternal Cemetery Association is
estimating the cost OF running q water
pipe from the main supply pipe to the
Cemetery.
The attendance at the Teachers
Institute in Winnemucca is good and
the participants may look for a week of
profitable work with some entertain
ment thrown in.
II you located a claim on the 1st OF
January and failed to do ten feet OF work
before the lst Of April your location is
no good, according to the new law.
But the new law y.
Calanthe Temple No 8, Rathbone
Sisters, will give their annual grand
ball in Music Hall on April 30, 1898.
The Sisters have an enviable reputation
as hostesses and this anniversary will
as usual be a great social event.
Harmer Huston received a carload of
lumber this week from the Verdi Mill
Co. with which he will put a second
story on his residence. He says he be-
lieves in improvement and the new
house will be one in taste and style.
Secretary Bliss has again reversed
himself by amending the mineral
regulations Of the Interior Department
so that once a group of mines may
be patented on the expenditure of $500
on any one location in a group be-
longing to the same owner.
NOTICE.-Members of Wadsworth
Lodge No. 80, |. o. o. F., will please at
tend on Monday night, 18th inst, as
there will be degree work.
G. +. Drown,
JESSE ALLEN, Secretary.
N. q.
Attorney Z. l.. Williams and wife of
Reno were passengers for Lovelock
yesterday. They went to attend the
funeral OF Virgil Reed, six year old son
Of Mrs. John Reed. The hand of aflic-
ton is heavy upon the mourning mother
as 1t is only about a year ago since her
husband died.
Two years ago r. j. Warren, a drug
glst at Pleasant Brook.N. y, bought u
small supply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sums up the result as iol-
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