The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-10

where they can get good cheer and enter
tainment.
Mira. II. M. johnson was visiting
Wadsworth Saturday and rumor has II
tnat n was here looking at some real
estate that is for sale-Samsons DWELL
ing houses.
Buck McCabe is experimenting the
removal OF the Burkhalter railway from
its present location to the new one.
which enterprise is known as the Dom
ner-Tahoe road.
A sacramento blacksmith has inven-
ted . b~ell-mouthed drawhead and sell
coupler for cars which the railroad men
there say is the best of anything pro-
duced In that line to date.
Miss June McGlashan, the l~S-yesr-old
daughter of G. F.McGlashan of Truckee,
captured the highest honors in Nevada
county, in the Examiner contest for a
free trip to the Worlds Fair.
Congressman Newlands invested in
o Reno real estate Yesterday. He
purchased the Sharon and Saroni lots
on Virginia street. He has faith in the
future of Nevada.-Journal.
The DISPATCH is in receipt of a copy of
the Nevada statutes, containing the
laws passed at the last session of the
Legislature. They were sent from the
Secretary of State, o. H. Gray's Office.
Healthy here? Well, Just try it
awhile. Why, just think Of it! Several
parties, now advanced in life, are max
ing arrangements to remove to low and
malarial lands to die.-Tehachipi Tri-
bune.
Miss Josie O'Farrell is at Wadsworth
again having been relieved at the Reser-
walton school by a gentleman from the
East whose name is d. W. Belts and he
halls from the vicinity OF Baltimore,
Maryland.
John Lee is around again and ron
templates a trip to San Francisco with
Scott McCracken with the end in view
OF laying in a complete new stock of
goods for the accommodation of the
lady patrons.
As Mrs. g. H. Lewis was passing the
Postoffice in her buggie Monday, a front
wheel came off the vehicle. The horse
stood still when the accident happened
and luckily no n was hurt and no
damage was done.
Owyhee Lodge No. IA, Knights of
Pythias last evening elected w. d. Bray,
Geo. w. Peltier, Geo, j. Smith, Geo. II.
Bird, j. V. Murray and w. S. Hillman
Representatives to the Grand Lodge
which meets in June.-Times Review.
Pike & Wightman's cellar il about
finished and it looks large and roomy
enough for'any kind of business The
mason is laying the foundation for the
handsome two story building which the
firm propose erecting and which will
probably be completed within the next
sixty days.
Rev. S. H. Collins of the Cohgrega-
tional Church, at Fresno has created
considerable excitement by announcing
from the pulpit that he had seen one OF
Fresno's society young ladies' at Hughes
Hotel in a state of intoxication at a recent
ball given by a fashionable club OF
young people.
There is an eighteen months old pig
in Morrisburg, Canada, that is IL feet
from tip to tip, girth 6 feet 81 inches,
height SO inches, and it weighs 975
pounds. The account says he eats well,
but is still poor in flesh. His footprints
in the sand are like those OF a COW. The
owner has refused $500 for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Verplank, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. d. Cushman, Glenn Cushman,
Willie dollhouse and Willie Kaisel
came in from Churchill county in a
private conveyance on Sunday evening,
and continued on there way to Oakland
where they 20 to attend the Seventh
Day Adventist camp meeting.
Miss Fannie B. Watson of st. Clair,
New, returned to Nadsworth Sunday
evening from Reno, where she has been
visiting the past two months, and il
now visiting with Mrs. j.. II. McCul-
lonch. Miss Fannie will make st.
Clair a fly visit in a few days, and from
there take her departure for California,
where she will make her future home.
The melancholy days are come, the
''luniest" of the year
A weary, wretched world it is; house
cleaning time is here.
Heaped mp in stacks the household goods
are piled about the room:
The mistress and the servant get ont the
brush and broom.
They hustle around the premises and
make the microbes fly.
And not a corner of the place escapes a
watchful eye.-Ex.