The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-31

On Craftsmanship the people Of Err
piro were making calls On one another in
boats, the river %o!erfowilg lis banks
and the water being r. tw5 TO three
feet deep on the principal street Of The
river burs.
Dell Williams, Editor Of the Genoa
Courier, shot at a cat and wounded him
self. Mighty bad example to set the
public, and cunning after Nevada
editors will have a squirt until a better
shootist is tackled.
Mrs. Malcolm having failed to secure
a place, the rattle OF the four different ar
ticles will take place at her residence,
west Of Younghan's, this evening at 8
O'Clock sharp. All ticket holders are re-
qnested to be present.
A sheep-herler, who had imbibed too
much bad whisky, tackled the editor OF
the New Era a few days ago. but found,
to his sorrow, that some men OF slight
build have a great resource of physical
strength and alaerity.
Last season John Ferguson OF Church
i'll put 10 pounds OF beef on steers that
were in fair condition when he took
them. That is a fine record for u short
seasons iced, and shows that John
knows how to handle both hay and beef
cattle.
This is a fsnny world, says an ex-
change. \ man who steals a hog to keep
his family from starving is sent to the
peniteDtiary every time, but an able
bodied dead beat can buy a carload of
goods from his local acknowledgements
ing, but Fever intending to pay for them
and there is no chance in the world of
bringing him to justice. A man who is
able to pay and won't pay, is a. much of
"a thief as the ma who steals the hog,
and We believe he should be as severely
punished.
The following from al exchange is
good: If you are a kicker and see the
shadows of failure in everything that is
proposed to help the town, for Heavens
sake, go into some secluded canyon and
kick your own shadow on the clay bank,
and give the men who are trying to build
up the town a chance. One long-iaced,
yellow-eyed, %carping, cronic kicker, can
do more to keep away business and cap
iial from a town than all the drouths,
short crops, chinch bugs, cyclones and
billiards. combined.
Fish Commissioner Mills has been in
vited lime and again To come 10 Wads-
worth and look into fish matters at this
point and at the lakes. Parties offered
to provide conveyances and pay all
expenses, but the offers were never
accepted and he is sadly in need of
the practical knowledge he should have
to be qualified to hold the responsible
position he does. We only ask fair
play before the next Legislature and do
not care to see our fish industries ruined
bv the influence ex rted by men who are
totally ignorant of the habits of fish.
A gentleman OF the cloth who
recently took leave OF his congregation,
is reported by a local paper to have
made the following touching remarks to
his flock: brothers and S sters, | come
to say goodbye. l don't think God
1000 Al. l..I o-. g. 80
you ever die. Idon't think you love ne,
for you have not pail my salary your
donations are mouldy fruits and wormy
apples, and by their fruits ye shall know
them. Brothers, | am going away from
you to a better place. | have been ap.
pointed chaplain of the penitentiary.
Where | go We cannot come, bnt | go to
prepare a place for you. Goodbye"