The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-20

The weather this year has been against
the mar who has a hugable daughter
and in favor of the fuel dealer.
The Supreme Court of the United
States rendered a decision declaring the
Geary Act to be constitutional.
Showed hard at Truckee and Boca
Wednesday and still this is the month
of May. Eight inches at Truckee.
The Foulk's wind mill corporation is
disturbing the Reno atmosphere. Geo.
Nixon and w. Ii. A. Pike are in it.
Constable Golden and q long legged
wall eyed tramp made the gravel fly
Thursday. The Constable wasn't in it.
1t is somewhat suggestive. that the
Kansas candidate whose election ex-
penses were only Is cents was very badly
beaten.
A omo never forgives a man for
criticising her perfume; a man hates
the fellow that runs down the brand OF
cigars he likes.
The Gazette says there are a good
many tough looking strangers in Reno.
They can't beat Wadsworth in the same
line OF goods.
Constable Golding has a tame ante
lope which some Indians brought from
Idaho. P~arodoxically it is an elephant
on his hands.
Good reeves are selling in San Fran
cisco at six cents dressed and in Chicago
nj niw aanfa lix.a xvntuhf Ii1ot dnphIn tho
San Francisco price.
G. F. McGlashan Of the Truckee Re-
publican is a rustler and is the guiding
star OF all enterprises that mark the inn
proyement of that mountain town.
General Wade Hampton, Commits
sioner of Railroads for the Interior
Department, passed through here
Thursday bound for San Francisco.
Silver men declare the next House of
Representatives is theirs by 50 majority,
and they intend to press for legislation
Immediately on the assembling of Con-
gress.
And wild rumors float upon the
breezes that Evans and Sonlag were
seen in Tom Anderson Canyon Wednes-
day. We will hear OF them next at
Chicago.
An Irish husband was waiting news
from his wife's chamber, as to sex of his
first born. As the doctor came nj he
asked eagerly, doctor, am | a father or
q mother PIX.
Mrs. f. Chapman, known to Wads-
worth people better perhaps as Mrs Van
Buren,, died last Sunday at Truckee OF
cancer The little woman was loved by
all who knew her.
Owing to the recent frequent drafts in
the mines, Comstock miners are daily
leaving for new camps, and lately many
with their families have taken their de-
pArture from the lode.
Justice OF the Peace Allen concluded
from the testimony given in his cour
that Austin Charley committed suicide.
Doc Bevier and squaw who were accused
of his murder were released.
Ladies' Jeanette French nice kid
shoes, a full line of sizes reduced from
81 so to "a. Also just received, mems
and boys canvass shoes. russell bluchers.
Ladies' ties, etc, at Griswold's.
The Republicans of Rhode Island
so lar are ahead in the contest to secure a
majority in the Legislature, which
choose State officers, there being no
choice at the recent general election.
We understand that j. Fl. Becker oil
Upper Reese river, is offering his band
Of stock cattle for $l4 per head and that
Arthur +. Rocker, of San Francisco,
has gone up to look at the cattle with a
view of buying them.-Reveille.
A Berkeley University girl received
the medal for the highest scholarship and
OF the twenty-one California pupils the
Examiner sends to the Worlds Fair, at
least thirteen will be- girls. Where now
is the boosted superiority of man?
J. P. Meder. j. T. Jones, l.. A. Fris-
bic, l.. l.. Elrod, j. ID. Torreyson, Il. w.
Dempsey, Q. f. Bray and John Doane
we're elected by Carson Lodge No. 4, X.
of p, as representatives to the Grand
Lodge, which convenes in Virginia City
or June 9th.
Commissioner Crosby went to inter
view a bull at the corral the other day
but as the desire to meet seemed mutual
the Commissioner thought he could yet
over the fence without help and succeeded
witt a second to spare. He hasn't seen
the bull since.
We hope that the coming year may
bring increased prosperity to Nevada