The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-03
BREVITIEs.

Millions of gold going to Europe.
School closes abont the last of June.
An average shows ss pupils attending
school.
Their e is a threatened epidemic of
white petticoats.
Judge Richard S. Mesick died in San
Francisco last week.
Judge Bigelow has gone to the Worlds
Fair via the Northern Pacific.
Capt. G. C. Warner and Charles
Lowry were in town yesterday.
Levelock is all excitement over the
discovery OF tin ore in that place.
Articles of incorporation have been
drawn up for the formation of an athle-
tic club in Reno.
Chicago declares that all the extortion-
ate rates charged by parties at the Fair
are by outside parties.
d. H. ,Sisson returned from Mason
Valley Wednesday and will probably
remain in Wadsworth.
It is reported hat Conductor G.. f.
Mcclure il the happy father of a girl.
The event happened at Ogden.
The pay car cam last night and dis
tributed gold and silver to railr DAD EN-
ployes, and everybody is happy.
There will be services at the church
as usual next Sunday. The pulpit will
be occupied by somebody from Reno.
The Logan, Utah, Nation says a
vicious stallion bit the right ear clear off
James Thain a resident OF that place.
The girls say they are willing to buy
the auckland house advertised in to-
days DISPATCH, ii the man OH the roof
goes with it.
R. H. Cowles' is offering for sale a
fine assortmentof fancy %laundried calico
shirts at rs cents, Indian buckskin
gloves at 81 per pair.
Call on Or. Read at the Wadsworth
Hotel, and have your teeth examined.
The Doctor was here two years ago, his
work speaks for itself.
A session of the District Court of the
State of Nevada, i'll and for Washoe
county, will commence at Reno, on next
Monday June 9th, 1898.
Arthur Livere, has taken charge Of
the cutting at the Home Meat Market,
and Mr. Olinghouse will attend to his
ranch during the Summer.
1t is reported that Hon. George Ernest
of Monitor Valley has purchased about
6 1000 head of sheep from Frank Martin
OF Battle Misunderstanding.
The antelope which W. T. Golding
sent to John Sparks OF Reno attacked
one of Sparks children the other day
and prodded him with its horns.
Here is something significant for visit
ors to the Worlds Fair: Eighty bodies
of unknown persons and paupers were
lying in the Chicago dead house one
day last week.
Frank Denning and wife passed
through town last Thursday en- route to
Wadsworth, where Frank will take a
position in the railroad shops.-Walker
Lake Bulletin.
John Snider of Saltwater, made his
annual visit to Wadsworth, the first of
the week. He says he is going to retire
from the chicken business and build a
house in Wadsworth.
Macdonald says he got drunk yester-
day by drinking too much water, and
from the way he was spinning fish
yarns we think he was looking for
water instead of beer.
The silver bullion shipped from Aus
tin from 1865 to 1888, inclusive through
Welle, Fargo & Co., was the sum OF $24,-
929, 500 92, as attested by the late u. Ii.
w. Crokett.-Reveille.
The first annual ball of Queen Esther
Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 8, will be
given at Music Hall, Friday evening,
June 10th. The Rebekahs are bound to
make this an enjoyable event.
Alec. Pollock and Mr.. Bodakar, car
penters, are getting ready to start next
Monday for Humboldt county, Califor-
MIA, on q mining expedition, where the
latter has some fine prospects, but has
never been able to develop them on ac-
count Of no wafer, but as it is now be-
ing brought in the district they intend
to begin developments. Good luck.