05 Feb 1896
Page 4
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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1896
Page
4
A chaotic recap notes residents traveling to San Luis Obispo, Truckee reports illness, winter weather clutching Summit with several feet of snow, and water channel plans at El Paso. Notable mentions include Miss May Linehan’s trip to San Francisco, Henry Krommes and Annie Anderson’s wedding, and the Humboldt River rise.
In a fragmented letter the writer disputes a Rustler article about the Vearden Spaial Frank and Pronk don murders. They claim Nate Lle and Jack Wilton were misrepresented and demand a full Nevadan inquiry, arguing local Indians and townsfolk dispute the report and warn publication bias.
Programme lists instrumental trio Mia Yeargin Cecil McNevin and Victor Dornberger. Choras Helen Hettenhausen Myrtle York Lyle Shepley Jim Abbay. Recitation Mins Gertie Dunlope. Vocal Duet Vinnie Rosa Lilah Abbay. Banjo Solo Pony Fellnagle. Vocal Solo Mr Wun Welac. Duet Were Papa's Boy and Girl Leta Yeargin Oravill. Admission Adults 25 cents Children under 13 0 conta Begins at 4 o'clock sharp.
Vague notes report passengers for Reno and whispers of a possible marriage license. A hint from Wadsworth mentions Kut blushing and a name change to Mrs Ed Short. Ed’s friends react, while other scattered items mention pay, politics, and odd local rumors.
The Nevada Appeal reports publishers push back against legislated newspaper rate limits seen as unfair. It notes repeated litigation to secure lawful advertising charges, backed by the Nevada Newspaper Association, and warns lawmakers to pledge fair press treatment or risk ongoing conflict and loss of press goodwill.
Mr. T. Axling, recently with K. Fowler, starts in brainwas for himnael and offers watch and clock cleaning and repairs in a artistic manner. He will carry a line of jewelry and will operate at St Jacobs on Main Street.
J C Closson advertises mountain wood for sale at 4.50 per cord and 4 foot stove length at 5.50. Orders may be placed with W Leyes, Golding.
A rental notice offers a house for rent on Reservation Street with inquiries directed to Home Meat Market. A second house on the same street is also available and inquiries should be placed at the same location.
The Gold Hill School Trustees dismissed Principal Storey for many faults and poor tact. They hope a Nevada man will be chosen to replace him. Principal Winfrey of Winngniue jun has shown he is an able director and they wish to promote him to the post.
After purchasing the team and press business of John Warrat the new owner pledges to deliver furniture and other wares to families and businesses after June 20. The agent for Union Lee Co. nf Boom promises liberal patronage and prompt service. Respectfully Boyd by Dilley
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