The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-05

- So'"O Nay ue lne capitol OF
'he ohiVeo States-center OF popula-
ton.
Hats are all small this morning of
course there's nothing the matter with
heads.
A farmer near Port Jervis, n. Y,
u%tilizes his twelve children as scare
crows.
Sunday School services will be at 9 80
during the warm months. Mrs. Ashby,
Superintendent.
The Proctor ranch advertised for sale
is just the place to make a good living
and an ideal home.
Jake Hamilton will have to turn his
pension money over to the county or
leave the poor house.
Travelling workmen, carrying their
blankets, have been coming in thick and
and fast this week.
1t is conjectured that more money is
hidden away in stockings at the present
time than for years.
There won't be much expense attached
to the trial of the shooter of Bruce if he
is caught in a railroad town.
Tickets aud all other expenses for a
Beowawe man and his wife who stayed
at the Worlds Fair thirty days amounted
to $367.7O
A time will come when European
emigration must seek other lands for
settlement, as the population of the
United States will be sufficient for it's
own soil.
The business houses and many private
residences were very prettily decorated
for Independence Day, notably so were
the business places of Brooks McClane
and G. H. Lewis.
Conductor Frank loft received a let
ter from Sacramento to the effect that
Ross Christensen's foot would have to be
amputated on account of blood poison
ing having set in.
We would like to see genuine ability
recognized by the appointment of w. H.
Mills to succeed Leland Stanford as U.
s. Senator from California. 1t would be
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The Indian Reservation shoots are
having vacation and the town is full OF
the little boys and girls who present a
good appearance now but by the time
vacation is over they will look as OF
yore.
Several of the principal stock raisers
of Carson Valley adopted the method of
dehorning their cattle a few years ago
and at the time the creameries were
started nearly all the dairy COWS were
Acknowledgement.
Tehachapi Tribune: If you had those
indentations in your head you could not
see verse or poetry in those lines. "No
doubt it is the truth throughout"
Come back to Nevada and have your
mental ability restored.
Oil City Derrick: "How is it with
your" asked the editor of a subscriber
who was dying in arrears. "All looks
bright before me-" grspedt the subscriber.
II thought So" said the editor, Sin
about ten minutes you'll see the blaze"
We have lived in this town for twenty
three years and have seen great floods
and fires here, but at no time during all
those calamities have We seen our people
30 dispirited as at present over the
depreciation of silver.-Eureka Sentinel.
Senator Jones says if the Sherman act
Is repealed and no substitute offered a
silver party will be formed and it will
prove so powerful and WELD such an
influence that to ignore it will be fatal
to any man who desires political prefer
ment.
Churchill is represented at the Worlds
Fair. Miss Lilly, daughter of Senator
Kaiser and Marie, daughter of j. w.
Freeman, passed through here last week
on their way to visit the show at the
Pork City. Their many friends will