The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-09

JIC1ltDS,'
Miss A. L. Eide resigned the position
OF teacher at Browns, Washoe County.
and went to the Words Fair.
Miss Lille L. Kaiser returned from
the Worlds Fair yesterday and is visit
ing her home at Saltwater,
Jerry Simpson propose that the Unit
ed states acquire the British possessions
In North America by purchase.
Senator Kaiser, of Churchill, starts for
the Worlds FAIR in a week or so and
JOINS his family who are there now.
Hon. Lem Allen came down from
Reno Wednesday whittier he had been
entering his racing stock for the State
Fair.
Billy Craig and E. s. Lievre are run
ming a restaurant in Reno, and are
doing a good business. See ad on this
page.
Governor Colcord yesterday appointed
7. X. Hymers a Director in the State
Agricultural Society, vice W. IL. Gould,
deceased. Good.
s. Arnstein yesterday raised twenty
dollars by subscription to help a des-
titute family of travellers ON their
journey. Kind act.
Senator Stewart gave the history of
the decentralization act of 1873 in the Sem
ate Tuesday which will appear in full in
the congressional record.
f. T. Meloche of Truckee is inauiring
the whereabouts of Louis R. Dickinson
formerly of that place. Money and pro-
perty in it for Dickinson.
Major Miller shipped ~ car loads of
wool the last Of the Ross clip of 1862, 900
pounds to Boston via of the sunset route
to-day.-Elko Independent.
A mule will be as docile as a lamb for
a long time, awaiting a good chance to
hoist you when your back is tnrned.
Same way with some m~en.-Index.
w. w. Williams, county commission
err of Churchill, was in town Wednesday
en- route to Henry Lake Valley with his
family, where they will spend a few
months and Mr.. Williams will take in
White City.
]. M. Steinberger OF Long Valley in
formed the Gazette yesterday that the
fruit crop of Long Valley would be the
largest for years. He will put up 8, 900
boxes of choice apples from his little
orchard alone.
Somebody stole thirteen ducks from s.
Arnstein last week, and there is scarcely
a chicken roost in town that is safe-ex-
cepting those that have been fixed with
trap guns. If you see some of on sports
with a limp you will be on to his tintype
o. X.
The Chicago Inter Ocean sizes things
up in this shape and hits the situation
squarely: ''The corn crop and the cotton
crop are good. The wool crop and the
fruit crop neve better. 1t is only the
political crop that is a failure.
Hon. F. G. Newlands will make his
mark in congress if he has half an OPP
portunity. Many newspapers which
favor the single standard are pairsing
our congressman for the able way in
which he handled the silver question on
the floor of the House in the short time
allowed him.
Miss Maude Fellnagle departed for
Whitaker Hall, Wednesday evening,
having been offered a scholarship in that
institution. While we congratulate the
young lady upon her good fortune, we
also feel that she will prove'a credit to
it, as she is certainly a ~favorite with all
her acquaintance on account OF her
charming manners.
Hail stones as large as hen eggs Tell
at the Pyramid Reservation last We'd
nesday and also between Wadsworth and
Clarks. Tom Berry was caught in the
storm and says his team went nearly
frantic with the pain caused by the
heavy objects striking them. The Italian
ranchers along the Truckee say their
tomato and melon vines were 80 thrash