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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1892
Page
3
The fragmented text appears to be an old dispatch notice with scattered phrases about leave, Wednesday, and events at a church in Hawaii. Reading suggests a timetable or service notes but the legible items are limited and unclear.
In Wadsworth Nevada on October 5 1892 brief items report changes in town, Reno visitors, hotel prospect, school and church updates, election bids and local business notes. Mentions Bartine speech in Reno and Hagerman congress address, mining payrolls, and Columbus Day celebration plans.
Voters are told steps to cast ballots including name and residence check, marking ballots with E for candidates, X for propositions, and folding to reveal ballot details. Warnings cover crowding booths, time limits, spoiling ballots, and assistance rules with emphasis on security and integrity of the vote.
George Hill chaired proceedings as Austic ward nominating for Peace and Constable. I N Farwell won the Justice of the Peace ballot with 16 votes to 12 for Washeim, while Lothrop secured 20 votes for Constable, with Golding as nominee.
The State Board of Assessors and Equalization informs O H Perry that it plans a 25 percent rise in Washoe County’s 1892 assessment roll to align with full cash value. It invites objections at the Capitol in Carson City on October 5, 1892, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Reno Journal notes distrust of local assessors and ties the issue to People’s Party pledges to repeal this law.
Local officials including A Norcross W H Pike A D Griffin J B Foulks and Sheriff R C Leeper Coroner H P Brown advertise a fine suit of clothes made to order reflecting a civic notice and public interest in tailored attire.
POR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES G FIELD, of Virginia, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, THOS. WREN, of Eureka County.
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