The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-15

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more, all OF which will be held for the
California Christmas market.
Mayor Wooten, who WAS not confirmed
by the United States Senate before adj
lournment, was again appointed Indian
Agent at the Nevada Agency Pyramid
Lake, last week by the President to
act during the recess Of Congress.
The Star Route Restaurant has
changed hands, Epson Bros retiring in
favor of Golding & Sanford who will
endeavor to make it a desirable place to
get the best the market affords and
cooked in the best manner possible.
Geo. j. Perkins passed through Wads-
worth for Truckee Saturday morning.
tie claims that one Of his patent locomo-
tivr boilers nov in trial east shows that
it will save 20 per cent In fuel over the
old style. George looks prosperous.
The musical drama to be given next
Friday night, by the public school
pupils under the management OF Prof.
Arnold should be seen by every one.
The proceeds will be used to purchase
much needed apparatus for the school.
Two hundred and fifty head of beef
cattle came in Monday from the Reese
River country, to he fed on the Thies
farm for the Golconda L. & c. Co. The
animals were purchased at an average
price of $22H a head.-Lovelock New
Era. s..
Superintendent James Mayberfy of
the Washoe Gold and Silver Mining
Co., visited White Horse Monday to
look over the company mine and make
preparations for beginning work just as
soon as the necessary buildings and
tools reach here.
Miss Martha Nelson at Fowlers is
making a supply Of "basket boquets"
silver wire and silk thread for the holt
days. They are certainly unique and
make a handsome and inexpensive
present which will delight your lady
friends especially rs this is something
new.
The Truckee Republican stated that
Edgar Leach was a member Of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen but
unhappily such was not the case. He
had made application was accepted and
notified to present himself for iniation
but failed to do so in the prescribed
time, thus canceling all action that had
been taken. The Republican corrected
the item.
Or INTEREST TO LADiEs.-The scalp
may be kept white and clean, and the
hair soft, plant, and glossy, by the use Of
Ayer'a Hair Vigor. This. preparation
never falls to restore to faded and gray
hair its original color. Sold by drug
gists and ~perfumers.
E. A. Bliven, the Oldest loco motive
engineer on the Central Pacific, visited
Reno yesterday. He took charge of an
engine in January, 1858, on the Hum
boldt Division, and run On the road
until a year ago, when his hearing be-
came defective. He handled the lever
ON q locomotive for thirty-two years of
his life and never had q serious acci-
dent.-Journal.
The latest fad in photography, among
the ladies', is to have the cold eye OF the
camera glare on them when asleep. All
women are prettiest when asleep, and
the dears know it. Another fad is to
face a mirror, and have the camera take
in their backs and faces 1T the same
take. These fads are all the go in the
East, and they will work west gradually,
as fads usually do.
The Truckee Republican says: There
is SO much freight going owe the Cen
trial Pacific that the employees have very
little time for rest. 1t is all right to
have sleepers attached to passenger
trains, but it is bad policy to have them
in the cabs of locomotives of either
passenger or freight trains, or in cabooses.
Train hands are only human beings,
and must nave reasonable time for rest
and sleep.
Physicians tell US that nothing is
more conducive to good health than good
f,od and nayticnlarlv GOOD meats. Any