The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-27

'AoOIIVIS III the StAfn
Prison, and Warden Bell saws at laaSt ~
OF them are under 25 years of age.
John H. Mills, formerly Supt. of the
Nevada State Orphans Home diod in
ease. N'
Secretary Carlisle settled the yexed
question OF Who shall be superintendent.
meter and refner and coiner at the Car.
sou mint.
Take the balky horse out OF the shafts
and make him go around in a circle till
he is giddy you will not have to do 1t
more than twice.
From 20 to 35 bushels to the acre of
wheat is the way some of the Kansas
farmers are talking who thought they
were ruined ten days ago.
In the walks of life men have many
obstacles to get over. This being a fact
the tramp must have a hard time of it.
lie has more walks than other men.
Who is the young lady who says she
will give a fine party in Pike & Wight
mans new hall when it is completed
and get married during the festivities?
About 900 boxes of strawberries are
brought to Reno daily, by dealers, and
at least 80 boxes are received daily by
private persons direct from producers in
California.
There is a church a Kirkwood, Ca,
owned by Presbyterians, with a Metho-
dist pastor, and the seats were originally
owned by Baptists and donated by
Episcopalians.
The rattle OF the doll for the benefit of
the Music Hall was held at the Grass
Valley Convent on Saturday afternoon.
Chance No. 3,071, held by Mrs. W.
Lamb Of Wadsworth, Nevada, Won
The bids for the digging of the ditch
and laying Of mains for the fire depart
ment were considered excessive In price,
and declined. The work will be done
by, the days labor. The funds are none
too ample.
R. H.. Cowles' business is increasing
to such an extent owing to the bargains
he offers that he is building a large new
cellar, and is preparing to make his
store twenty feet deeper. The lumber
is on the ground.
A. johnson who was sent as a dele
gate from San Francisco, to the Ma
chinists Convention at Minneapolis stop
ped over Thursday, and visited friends
at this place. He was on his return to
San Francisco.
Ike Farwell says, if you are sick, and
want to get well, and a the expense
of a doctors bill, and escape a premature
grave go up and try Laughten's Hot
Sulphur Springs, they are good and
good people run them.
"Any fshboats?" asked the small
boy at the Postofice window. The clerk
nodded his head. ''Three fish boats, a
landing and a discovery, said the boy.
Then throwing down a dime he added,
Zone whisky to Indians"
The room in which the milk is to be
set for butter making purposes should
be ventilated by some aperture in the
ceiling, and the temperature should not
be subject to extremes OF heat or cold.
From 90 to 80 degrees is a good temper
ature.
The procession of the Knights of
Pythias at Nevada City was the largest
and finest ever seen in Northern Califor-
MIA. The Grand Lodge refused to recon
slider the action of the Grand Lodge last
year in declining to enact a law to debar
retail liqnor dealers from admission to
the order.
On Thursday evening Toiyabe Lodge
No. 8, X. of p, elected the following {:
Post Chancelors Representatives to the
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias, to
meet in Virginia City on June 9th,
M. d. Murphy, j. II. Trolson, T. Ii.
| Dalton, w. ID. Jones and VIM. Easton.
Reese River Reveille.
The girl was fair. Soft blue her eyes
as the skies, and pink and white her
cheeks as the mountain peaks at sun
rise. and golden light her hair as the
moonlight air.
All, she was very fair. But he lost
her because he didn't buy his cigars at
K. Fowler's, served him right.
There are 10 stars, 13 letters in the
scroll held in the eagles beak, Is mar
ginal figures in each wing, ID tail
feathers, 10 parallel lines in the shield,
IL horizontal bars, 13 arrow heads in
one foot and Is letters in the words
''quarter dollar"
This in the hope that the superstitious
will give US the unlncky quarters.
The Texas Stockman and Farmer says
there is no longer any doubt but that
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