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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1893
Page
2
A historical notice restricts hunting of various birds and mammals from March to specified dates, with penalties including fines up to 200 dollars or six months imprisonment, plus informer rewards. It lists species such as partridge, pheasant, woodcock, quail, duck, crane, grouse, and beaver or otter, with region and period details in archaic language.
The Chronicle notes the push toward tariff reform seen as free trade, warning Egyptian long staple cotton competition harms national interests. It cites Atenie Y. Press and South Carolina cries for protection, arguing the Democratic Congress should resist free trade in 1896.
Carson City March 15 1893 the Sixteenth Session of the Nevada Legislature appropriated 10000 to show the states resources at the Chicago World Fair. A three member commission was appointed to represent Nevada with urgent appeals to citizens to aid in producing a creditable display. Exhibits from multiple counties were to be sent to Reno Ogden and Winnemucca for timely delivery before the April 20 deadline. James A Yerington chairman.
Washington letter dated March fifteen nineteen hundred sixty three. The piece notes the president’s early moves to limit replacements and reappointments, framing the actions as a strategic win in the political wrestle for party control. It comments on reaction from Democratic editors and the pushback against proscribed officials.
The piece describes tensions in the Fifty third Congress over finance committee leadership with Vorhees favored, Cleveland allies reshaping membership to favor silver policy, and the President’s influence on fiscal legislation. It notes Secretary Herbert’s stance on civil service rules and hints at Hawaii annexation maneuvers and gold reserve debates shaping the political landscape.
Governor Colvord rejected several candidates to represent Nevada Mississippi at the Ogden congress on April 24. Names listed include Enoch Strother R Sadler O A Jones R M Clarke P M Bowler Jr Jones A C Cleveland Frank W A Massey and John Gal.
Fragmentary exchange references Emeline Steve Polish at J A Gregory’s with odd dialog about cider fruit and a tease on “What a stupid boy” followed by pricing of cottonwood wood in two sizes by E Olinghouse, including 200 cords for sale at five dollars per four foot and two foot chunks.
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