The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-28

The certificate OF election was made
out Wednesday to ". NJ. Stewart as q.
s. Senator from Nevada, for six years to
date from March 4, 1899.
Congressman Barham of California
introduced in the House OF Representa-
tives a bill to create an executive De-
partment of Mines and Minerals.
Social dance tonight at Music Hall.
The Saturday night socials are becoming
very popular and are about the only
amusement the town affords at present.
Over 5000 tons Of steele rails have
been purchased In New York for imme-
date shipment 10 the Nevada-C California
Oregon Railway Company at Reno,
Nevada. op3
C. W. Wickersllam is increasing his
stock OF ~Jewelry and invites your atten-
ton to new goods. He is endeavoring
to suit the people and supply their
wants in his line.
From reports at hand Editor Booher
OF the Exc Independent found :. bind
cry in the second story OF the State
Printing Office and his friends can quit
worrying about him.
Wednesday morning a three year old
daughter of Doc Stephens OF Sntro died
of diptheria. Three other children and
Mrs. Stephens are also afflicted with the
same dreadful disease.
1t is to be earnestly hoped that the
dance on the 18th prox will be well at
tended. 1t will be yonr first time this
year to contribute a mite to such a
worthy object and one in which all are
interested.
In the contest oyer the ~Governorship,
the defendant has filed a demurrer, and
motion to strike out certain parts of
plaintiffs complaint. These matters
will be argued before the Supreme
Court today.
The Nevada store and meat market,
one Of yonr progressive local institu-
tons, has taken a new partner INTO
itself in the person Of +. Keppler, the
e%nterprising young man formerly an
employee there.
When the Assembly room was throng-
ed with feminity Tuesday one of the
fairest remarked very andib'y: "What
n lovely, lifelike cherub!' II the ASST
Chief Clerk wants to ave others heart
burnings he will please wiggle once in u
while.
The Speaker of the House is a great
c,es % a presiding officer, knows his
business, ia alert impartial. and can be
heard above any tumult. He can bring
order out OF chaos any time aud in fact
has Il great supply OF requisite qualilica-
lions.
TIE "Swell' saloon in Carson has
some abbreviated SKIRT vaudeville
artists who offer like opportunities to
students Of anatomy and committees on
public morals. The said committees
will not be accused Of being derelict in
their investigations.
Does advertising pay? B. F. Leete,
who for the past twelve months has per.
sistantly advertised for Il senatorial Job
may he pardoned il he is skeptical on
this point. The unanimity with which
the Legislators d~isregarded his aspira-
tions was Encouraging to say the least.
Try, try again, Mr.. Leete. You will have
another chance four years hence. Per-
haps you didn't start to advertise early
enough.-Va. Report.
When it was over Newlands gave out
the following statement: 1.-THE issue in
the legislative contest of the last
campaign was clearly Stewart
and anti-Stewsrt. The anti. Stewart
forces won. They were composed of In
dependents, a~nti-Stewart Silver party
men, Democrats aud Republicans.
After election 1t was suggested that a
union OF the anti-Stewart forces could be
more easily effected in favor of my can
didacy than that of any other man. l
Offered myself as a candidets hut always
stated that | would withdraw in favor OF
any capable bimetallist upon whom the
the anii-stewsrt forces could more easily
combine.
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