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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1894
Page
3
The column lists visitors and residents such as D. Cuszing returning to Carlin, Leland Sterling ill, Bert Phipps from Carson and Major Wooten from the Reserve. It notes a telegraph line completion Reno to Suvanville, bids for furnished rooms, plans to move furniture stores, and remarks on voter eligibility, local ads, and school opening. It mentions prison cane gifts, photography services, and endorsements for a blood purifier.
The Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge approved a motion by a decisive vote allowing the ritual to be conducted in languages other than English. The Carson-related notes mention Wightman and Richards returning from the Silver Convention, with local commentary on hops picking and political shifts. The Reno Republican Convention nominated A C Cleveland of White Pine for Governor, praised as a capable leader with broad experience.
Report on a Reno meeting organizing the State People’s Party under the Omaha platform. J M McCormack elected temporary chair with W H Noyes secretary. Webster proposed excluding non party participants, then committee appointments. Remarks on pending constitutional amendments, and various named officials and figures referenced.
Delegates gathered at the Carson Opera House in Carson City led by the Arlington House, with Eureka winning the silver vote. George Nixon opened proceedings. Thos Wren presided temporarily. Dr Bergstein named permanent chairman as the platform urged free silver and broad monetary reform.
In Waidworth a Bistoli Montanalli concert and Peach’s orchestra lit a lively Wednesday event. Despite rowdy interruptions the town enjoyed music and dancing as Miss Hattie Clark, Misses Watson and Eubank, and local residents gathered.
One of Tracken's young ladies soon on the marriage list. William Gill buys the saloon from W R Dixon. Laut Sunday Thomas Gallagher killed near Blue Canyon by a freight train. Engineer Loranger wounded by a bursting water glass in the locomotive cab. A complaint alleges two men poison fish in Prowser Creek. arrests promised.
A mass convention of Republican voters in Churchill County will meet in Stillwater on September 19, 1804 at 1 PM to nominate a county ticket elect a county central committee and conduct business. J. W. Ferguson is chairman and Wm Murphy is secretary.
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