The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-02-11
Attend the social dance tonight.

The Risdon pump has been lowered
into place at the G. 4 G. shalt and the
work OF connecting the pipe up through
the shaft will proceed rapidly and
pumping will soon commence.
Warrants have been issued for the az
rest Of several parties who went into
Chinatown Thursday night and com :
mitted acts OF vandalism for which they
will answer in the justice court.
The merchants have all given prizes
for the masquerade next Tuesday eye-
ming. The prizes can be seen at the
post office. Our business men are al
ways liberal when the object is good.
Harold, the 8 year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Trousda ale, met with a
painful accident Monday. While play
ing around the yard he stumbled and
fell, breaking his left arm Winnie
muccasSilyer State.
Charlie M~acEchren, Secretary of the
Slip Mining and Milling Co., was in
town Wednesday. He believes that the
Olinghouse mines will get a good start
this year and by and by rival the famous
Comstoek in its palmy day.
Uncle Sam has decided to have red,
white and blue mail wagons for use in
the cities OF the country. According TO
the specifications the running gear is to
be red, the main body blue, belt and
panels white, and also the roof and the
screens red.
Thomas Hill and Robert Laking were
down from Clarks Wednesday. Mr..
Hill is one OF the solid men OF Wasiioe
county and returns credit to the Me-
Kinley administration for prosperity.
He will spend the greater part of the
summer in Plrlnas county, called thith-
er by both business and pleasure.
+. Olinghonse shipped 100 head OF
choice young beef teers to Sacramento
Wednesday. The cattle were in the very
best OF condition for market and were oi
fine grade. Mr.. Olinghouse also said he
wal more than satisfied with the way
Ed Hartman handled the cattle in
feeding and pays the rancher quite a
compliment for his good work.
Tuesday night u meeting was held in
the senate chamber ut Carson for the
purpose of discussing the irrigation
question. Senator Williams presided.
l.. II. Taylor spoke OF the need Of a state
law in regard to water, X. NJ. Clarke
talked of reservoir sizes and land re-
clamation and addresses were made by
Messrs Chartz, Schumbefg and Miller.
The paragraph which has appeared in
several OF our State papers, stating that
Nevada had been transferred from the
Episcopal jurisdiction of Bishop Leonard
is not strictly true. Nevada has been
divided for church purposes into East
ern and Western Nevada. The follow
ing counties are under the jurisdiction
Of Bishop Leonard Elku, Eureka, Lam
der, White Pine, Nye and Lincoln. The
remainder Of the State Is under the
jurisdiction OF Bishop Moreland OF Sac
ramenio.
Dont't forget the masquerade ball
next Tuesday. Owing to the fact that
many dancers will not remain afser
midnight on account of Lenton season
commencing, the managers have decided
to have the unmasking early 80 as to
give all a chance to dance before II
o'clock. Prizes will be on exhibition at
the Post Office. The Rathbone Sis
tiers will have charge oil the supper,
which will be served in the hall. The
dance should be well attended as the
proceeds are for u good cause.
To editors who continue TO harp
"cantankerously" on the figh, that is
finished, we lake the suggestion that
they take a fine tooth comb and try to
ascertain whether the disturbance un-
der their hats is not caused by some
thing other than ideas. They are simp-
y uttering the same ''crazy cry" they
did six months ago. If they had con-
%tinuonsly lived south OF Mason and
Dixon's line they would still he voting
for JEFF Dayis.-Va. Report.
A dispatch from the directors OF Con
Virginia was received by Superintendent
kervin directing him 10 proceed to carry
ont his plans Tor putting out the fire in
that mine, which in spite Of all efforts of
the management heretofore put forth,