The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-29

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1t Is reported unoficially that Major
). H.. Dennis is going t Sacramento to
accept a position on a newspaper in
that city.-Journal.
Laborers in the employ Of the city Of
seattle and working on q sewer found
prospects OF silver and located The "
ground as mining claims.
The Wadsworth DISPATCH issued an
Odd Fellows SUPPLEMENT- with yesterdays
number. The paper shows CONNIE nd
able enterprise.-Journal
The Trans-M Mississippi Congress met
at Ogden Monday. In front of the
Speakers desk was a life size portrait of
Senator Stewart of Nevada.
There are not enough dwelling houses
in town to supply the present demand
and what will be the condition of things
In this regard a month or so hence?
The Pail Mall Gazette saws an attempt
was made to assasinate Gladstone as
he was walking through st. James Park
on his way home from the house of
Commons.
A contract has been let by the Com
stock Mining Company to A. j. McCone
for rebuilding the Eureka mill on the
Carson river. The new structure is to
he a pan mill.
An honest Injun turned over to the
Justice of the Peace a gold bangle with
the monogram H. c." thereon. He
found it on the railroad track and
should be rewarded.
A 10-pound constable arrived at Ike
Lothrop's Thursday and if Wadsworth
continues to grow the youngster should
he be as popular as his dad, will surely
be Mayor in due season.
Ladies' Jeanette French vice kid
shoes, a full line of sizes reduced from
81 80 to "a. Also just received, mems
and boys canvass shoes, russell bluchers.
Ladies' ties, ETC., at Griswold's.
Work is progressing ON Pythian
Castle, Capt. Wallstab being in a rush
to occupy the elegant new quarters he
intends to prepare. Messrs. Norman
and Gilmore are doing the work and it
Will be speedily finished.
A great many cattle in transit used to
rest at Wadsworth but the business was
lost through Encouragement. We
think if Russell 4 Crosby could secure
such business and do the fair thing.
We would like to see Wadsworth get a
trial.
The construction of q line Of railroad
which will connect Denver and San
Francisco by the most direct route that
the topography of the country will admit
of is now seriously being considered by
persons who have means to realize the
grand conception.
For the past two weeks Carson society
has been on the tiptoe of expectation
awaiting the arrival of the date Of
Governor and Mrs. Colcord's silver
wedding. Last Monday a pleasant COM
pany had gathered in response to the in
vitation sent out and the evening passed
merrily and happy.-News.
The Nevada delegation consisted as
follows: R. M. Clark of Carson, Thos.
Haley and C, G. Wallace of Eureka, W.
A. Massey Of Elko, J. H. Mcmillan Of
Winnemucca, Con, A. Ahern and F. M.
Huffaker of Virginia. The last name
was chosen chairman of the delegation
and w. A. Massey credential committee
man. The Congress seems to be quite
pronounced in favor of silver. !
Grouse are drumming on the sidehills,
linnets are singing in the trees, the
robin chirps among the budding willows,
and the pin-crow is packing his grip
sack for his Summer resort, while Ma
ture smiles as if saying "Bully times
pretty soon." We chuckle with delight
to see the big s%nowbanks melting away,
longing for the days when We can run
around barefoot and play Piute shiny.
Homer Index.
VIM. Donaldson is preparing to get
things in shape and has commenced work
on an addition to the house he acquired
from Mrs. Gillespie, his intention being
to make that house double its present
size. Nj. Donaldson keeps pace with the
requirements of his patrons and they
have become so numerous that the new
step is necessary in order that he may
furnish accommodations to all who
apply. The Nevada house is an extern
sive piece OF property.
1t takes Bob Peacock five hours to
come from Mud Lake to Wadsworth.
He was in town Tuesday and informed
a Dr. PATCH reporter that considerable
water flowed into Mud Lake during tine
late flood, that sheet of water being