The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-15


With three or four attorneys in at,
tendance upon the Justice Court today
the machinery will hum from morning
uniIi midnight.
Passing ". h.. Smiths resi- lenr. We
notne a thriving garden of vegetables
" hieIi offers u valuable suggestion 10
lovers Of home.
NJ. Mctiuire is starting a %mtnagerie
and ~ Two spiders cor'aled while al
most anv hour nf the day you can ii al
Inn monktying aitn the flies.
Next Monday has been fixed by the
state Supreme Z nrt as the date ior the
beginning OF arguments by counsel in
tiie contest for the G%overnorshlp.
1t is autlloriti ely stated that Asssm-
blynian II. W. fremont OF Eureka will
receive the appointment of Census
supervisor for tile State OF Ne, ada Ion
taking the twelfth census.
Indian Agent Spriggs was in town
this week. Work on the new buildings
there will commence about the first Of
the month. A San Francisco contractor
visited that section this week " lake a
look at things.
Constable Golding and the chain
gang gave Main street q wetting down
with the fire hose and the effect was 20
beneficial in every way that many ex-
pressed the hope the performance
would be repeated occasionally.
Marguerite, the little daughter of Con-
ductor Mcclure OF the Salt Lake divis-
ion, il seriously i'll at her home in
Ogden. 1t is feared hat she is suffer-
ing from spinal meningitis caused by a
severe fall and striking on her head.
A Missouri paper announces that a
roman cannot get into society in Kan
sas City unless the decollette of her
gowns extends down to the third knob
OF her backbone, while she is not adj
United in New York society unless it
extends to the sixth knob.
At Don Sunday, the eight prisoners
who have refused to work since July s,
sent word to Jailer Hayes that they
were willing to call the strike off. All
they asked WIS that they be taken off Of
the bread and water diet. They have
returned to work on the sewer.
Mike Sheridan. section foreman at
Deeth, was killed by u west bound
train last Sunday morning. He was
standing on his bicycle on the track
when the train came around a curve
and ran over him. He had been drink
ing heavily for several days previous to
his death.
Clarence Denning is here from Butte
on a visit to friends. He says Butte is
u hot old town and money is plenty.
Clarence is a firens n in one OF the big
mines. Jack Griffin is auditor OF the
county and q full f1edged politician.
Mr.. Denning will be here for several
weeks and proposes to enjoy bis vaca-
ton.
Owing TO the beautiful midsummer
numbers Of magazines we have The
largest line OF magazines for July than
over before. The prices Of these beau
tiful and interesting magazines range
from 8 to 80 cents, but many Of the
leading sellers go for 10 cents. Call at
at this office and see them.
Rattlesnakes are taking possession OF
the town, principally south of the rail-
road track, not less than six having
been killed in q week bet tween the rail-
road bridge and john Lees store. They
are small, averaging about two feet in
length. but az poisonous and dangerous
as II they were twice the size. Abou,
seven years ago the rattlers invaded the
same part OF town in the same say. SC
far as known they have not bitten any.
one or any animal.
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