The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-08

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we're in from Churchill yesterday. Mr..
small is recovering from the measles.
Tie railroad shops are crowded to
overlooking with work cansed 10y the
late wreck and breaking down oil engines.
Geo. IL. Wright of San francisco.
brother of the late Mrs. David Esden,
attended the funeral OF his sister Mon
day.
There will be a business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society at the residence
OF Mrs. r. H.. Richardson Thursday
afternoon at 2 80.
A new townsite will be located at Iron
Point where the smelling plant for the
Granite Creek and osgood copper mines
will be located .-Golcond News.
The impression prevails in some parts
OF the state that Newlands will be a rival
of Pat Flanagan for the republican nom
ination for congress next year.-Ex.
w. C. Owens. G. p. agent at Carlin
has taken a three years lease of the
Carlin hotel, recently purchased by J.
P. Raine the rental is SAID to be 500 per
month.
For SALE.--A second hand high arm
sewing machine in good order, $l5.
| Enouire at this Office.
Mesdames Yeargin, Gillespie, Fitzger-
aid, Huston and Shepley returned Mon
day evening FROM attending the burial
OF the late Thomas Yeargin at Bakers
field.
The rumor OF a rich strike in the
Renegade No. 2 reached town yester-
etening, but as no one has come down
since, it has not been established for a
surety.
The balance of the w%reckage from the
unfortunate Hot Springs wreck is in
town on a side track and is a mute but
terrible evidence of the force OF the
collision.
A rush of freight is expected from the
q. P. and Rio Grande in a day or so
more as the blockade has been raised on
the u. p. and the Rio Grande expects to
clear its track Immediately.
The water in the Carson river is low
er than ever for this season of the year
and ranchers are rot over confident
about having enough for their crops
this Summer.-DaytoD Times.
For SALE-A lot and completely fur
nished house on Front street. Wads.
worth. Inquire of W. T. tiolding.
With the canyons OF the Sierra's full
of well packed snow, our ranchers along
the Truckee River have no fear OF a very
dry season. No snow has as yet melted
and the river will be bank full inst when
it is most needed.
The Gazette says: George Webb of
Churchill county sold 40 head of fat
beef cattle the other day for nine cent
a pound. He has to feed them however,
for a month. Beef sold for eight and
IA half cents in Reno Friday.
Both houses of the legislature seem
to have turned their attention to game
and fish laws. However, as one mem
Der remarked. "While we are working
on game laws we are not doing any dam
age, and you ougat to be very thankful
for that"
Washoe county is sending out canned
horse meat and palming it off On the rest
OF the world as wild goat. Can this I've
the reflection OF the moral influence of
two such newspapers as the Gazette and
Journal? The Lovelock Tribune would
like to know.
That part of the Sacramento Division
between Wadsworth and rruckee is 10Y
very short OF power to handle freight
traffic. Owing to various causes but four
OF the big hogs" and one ten wheeler
are o available for car hauling.
The following telegram is self explain
tory: CARSON, NEv., $500.
IL 80 a. m.
j. w. O'BRIEN:
Assembly Bill SO for bonds,
District IL, is now a law.
r. SADLER,
Governor.
In the Truckee Republican from the
pen OF an old railroader we find the fol
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