The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-16

'"' independent.
Miss Gertie Watson, Miss Minnie
o'llare and Miss Lynn Smith are pre-
pairing Il very interesting drama TO be
gwen before the LeAten sea ion be sins.
State Land Office transactions last
week included the filing Of 1.l0) acres.
The total payments aggregate $2,70j o..
$3.50 o. which was paid on ap ,I%ications.
One OF the best mining experts of
Arizona is Nellie eastman, a tall, dark
haired young woman less than thirty.
She is known all oger the Territory as a
most reliable worker.
h man who adverlises is doing him
sell considerable good. He does not only
inspire the pablic with the tho ught Of
buying, but helps in giving a person an
idea what they want TO buy.
thousands oil people in the East are
going to take advantage Of cheap rates,
aud the special attractions Of the Exlo-
sltlon as an excuse for making a long
promised trip to the ''land OF sunshine,
fiuit and flowers"
A photographer can now take five
different images of the same person in
different positions at tho sa me time by
means OF two mirrors. Just think OF
that, girlsl And then talk about the
ladies not being recognized.
Our town boys say that the day is not
far distant when they will organize a
a club and have a club room and all that
makes the club man and the athletic
heart glad. Some place to spend a
pleasant evening you know.
A happy husband relates that he has
been married twenty years and during
the whole time his wife and he have only
once had an idea in common, and that
was when their house caught fire, and
both did their best to see who could get
out of the door first.
Queen Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge
No. 8 elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: Mrs. A. Pope, n.
g.; Mrs. ]. F. George, V. g.; Mis- Agnes
Steele Sec'y. Mrs. r. L.. Fuller, Fin.
Sec'y. Mrs. M. BMndel, Treasurer.
"When you heart is bad and your
head is bad and you are bad clean
through what is needed ?" asked a Sun
day-school teacher OF her class. II
know-Ayer.s Sarsaparilla" spoke up a
little girl whese mother had recently
been restored to health by that medi-
cine.
A gang of thieves is evidently working
east. A successful attempt to tap a
saloon till at Reno, an unsuccessful at
tempt to burglarize R. H. Cowles' store
at Wadsworth and the theft of various
articles OF merchandise from a store at
Lovelock is the record to date.
Ex-duputy internal revenue collector
Ferd Red OF W~innemucca died at that
place Tuesday night. He was a very
popular man and a member of Hum
boldt Lodge No. 16, L. o. o. L. under the
auspices of which order he was buried
Thursday. He was also a X. of p. and
A. o. U. w.
James Caldwell and Thos. Kenyon
were is Austin Wednesday and Thurs
day. The gentlemen are in from Eag-
leville, Churchill Co. with AZ ions Of
gold ore which will be shipped from
Ledlie to Salt Lake city for reduction.
Mr.. Caldwell is well known to many of
our citizens who we're glad to meet Jim
once more. The gentlemen departed for
Eagleville Friday.-Reveille.
At a regular meeting Of Ivanhoe
Lodge, X. of z. held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the
next six month: J.J. Hill, G. c.; p.
~l.aveaga, Jr., v. c.; w. A. Brown, p;
Z. e. Winfrey, M. of W.; Jos. Rougon,
M. of f.. Il. 5. Nixon, M. OF E.; G. b.
Brown, X. of R. q S.; A. D. Wilcox, l.
G.; L. F. Dunn, o. G.-Silver State.
There has been considerable specula-
ton as to whether the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company's pay car would
come around again before the holidays
or not. Inquiry upon the subject was