The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-11-02
J. &. Cunningham is able to sit up.

]. e. Cunningham is able to sit up.
Mr.. Hodges daughter is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gregory visited
Reno this week.
Four faro games are running in Phoebe,
Lincoln county.
Albert Gladding has returned from
Carson. Mustered out.
Senator Stewart is campaigning in
western Nevada.
VIM. Enright and Miss Ada Gladding
visited Reno Sunday.
Several loads of timber have been
sent to the mines this week.
The N. H. & s. Co. carry the largest
stock of mining supplies in the State.
Mrs. M. Dowd and Miss Annie Blum
dell have returned from San Francisco.
Q. W. Kinney, A. w. Macpherson and
Johnnie Day were visitors TO Reno
Saturday.
E. Austin's little girl who has been
quite sick for several weeks is improving
some.
Monday showed signs of winter being
at hand and gladdened the hearts OF the
-ood morchaufa
President Mckinley has issued a
Thanksgiving proclamation naming the
oath a. the day.
Leave your orders at the Nevada Store
and Market for crabs, shrlmps and fresh
salt water fish.
Five carloads of government mules
passed through here last Sunday en-
route to Manila.
Irwin Ross of Torrey's Rough Riders
has returned home with the other Neva-
da boys in that troop.
The Piute Indians celebrated last Sun
day evening by a grand pow-wow at
their village north OF town.
T. Fl. Bastain, Republican nominee
for Commissioner, short term, has been
rustling around Reno this week.
The Times Review says ] &C. Doughty,
principal of the Tuscarora school is
very sick with typhoid fever.
Halloween was celebrated in style by
the youngsters as many missing gates
are being sought by anxious owners
VIM. Webster, Democratic Nominee
for District Judge and E. Copeland a
Reno attorney are visiting Wadsworth.
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,
Scales for weighing cattle in train or
by carload are to b. an improvement in
the interests of cattle dealers in Elko
county.
The Secretary Of State has forwarded
ballots to the absent Nevada soldier boys.
They will be entitled to vote for all
State officers.
The University of Nevada football
team defeated the University OF the Pa
cifc eleven Saturday at San Jose by a
score of 50 to O..
School gardens are just beginning to be
made here in America, but in Europe
they are an established institution.
These gardens are utilized as sources of
plant material for study and as training
grounds in practical Horticulture, horti-
culture and agriculture.
T. K. Hymers, Republican nominee
for Commissioner, long term E. I. Lo-
tarop, nominee for Sheriff; T. H. Bas-
tian, nominee for Commissioner, short
term w. A. Fogg, nominee for County
Clerk; G. w. Robinson and L. A.
Blakeslee nominees for ~Assemblymen
were here campaigning yesterday.
The Silver Democratic county candi-
dates held a meeting in Music Hall
Saturday evening. w. Ii. A. Pike pre-
sided as chairman and E. r. Dodge re-
viewed the ticket. The speech of the
evening was made by +. Fl. Norcross.
The candidates present were i. II. Nor
cross, r. II. KINNEY, Jacob Gooding for
A~ssemblvrnen: W. II. MrInnis for Shcr-