The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-06

Otto Swanson has another tailor in
ms shop and can turn out work speedily
and In first-class shape.
w. L. Hunt of the California Fish
Commission is planting Eastern front
In the Truckee and in Prosser Greek.
Crosseyed Jim and Doctor William,
Piute medicine men are visiting Wads.
worth for the first time in some years.
7. g. Herman's alfalfa fields are TAX
ing on that deep green color which be-
tokens haying time in about six weeks.
A flower cut from the plant in the
morning will outlast two flowers cut
later in the day when the sun is upon
them.
U. s. Marshall Moore passed west
Thursday night with q prisoner from
Rattle Mountain who had sold whisky to
Indians.
People are beginning TO trade more at
home .appreciating the fact that our
merchants will.do better by them than
Sacramento firms.
+. H. Klein has quite a number of
hardy frnit trees in his yard and the
property in general shows that care and
attention is given it.
Sheep men in central and eastern Ne
vada are losing a heavy percentage of
their lambs in consequence of the con-
tinuous cold weather.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
judgment of the lower court in the case
Of John Trolson, convicted of eimbezzle-
ment in Storey county.
There is likelihood of another con-
firmation class being formed in anticipa-
tion of Bishop Leonardo visit to v ads
worth on the 14th instant.
Judges Cheney and Curler came in
from saltwater Thursday night. In the
Allen vs.. Toomy case judgment was
given for Allen-$250 damages.
Governor Colcord has received q
check from Washington for nearly
$4,000 on account of the direct tax paid
by Nevada during the civil war.
Hugh Mitchell, one OF the hostlers at
T. X. Hymer's livery stable, was killed
about 8 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon by
a kick of Gen. Powning's horse.
The latest addition to Superintendent
Whited's office is Colonel Atkins of
Georgia. He ia in love with the beauti-
full climate and several other
In our account OF the Pythian Sisters
grand ball the name of Miss Agnes
Steele was Inadvertently omitted from
the anne of the floor managers.
Mrs. James shepley, Mrs. Fred
Younghans, Dr. Richardson and wife,
and W. w. Geery and daughter Zue are
thinking of going to the Worlds Fair.
The Chicago papers estimate on the
scale of present prices that . temperate
and economical man ran get along in
that city during the " orld'a Fair on
three dollars n day.
The directors Of the Banksof Nevada
elected the old officers, namely, NJ. ID.
Foley, President; M. E. Ward, Vice
President; r. s. Oshurn, Cashier; and
C. G. Powning, d. Abrahams and j. N.
Evans, finance committee.
Those who anticipate visiting the
Worlds Fair will not be pleased to know
that all Pullman acc ommodations have
been reserved up to June 9th. If you
didn't get there in time you can 60 with
out a berth in a first-class sleeper or
walk.
Mud Lake is very likely to reach its
former level before Summer is over, and
while we hope nc property will be dam
aged by high water, we do hope 1T will
cut a natural channel that will fairly
iivide the Truckee's water between the
two lakes.
The Earl fruit company of Sacramento,
FIRST shipment of California cherries.
rhey were grown in Sacramento and
Solano counties. These cherries are the
first destined for sale in Eastern mar
kets.
The San Francisco Call says that a
member of the late Nevada Assembly
has invented a machine for Harvesting
the wind. The idea doubtless occurred
to him during the debates in the body of
which he was q member.
Chicago for many years has been
known as the greatest hog market in the
United States, but if half the reports
sent out from there are true, it will be
known for the next few months as the
greatest "hog" town in the world.
Among the many mining rumors that