The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-29

th,t o;,. 'HS neighJ OF buildings in
Vnat city to ten stories or 100 feet.
YIN. Harmon and Miss Inez Sanford
VIII De married at Stillwatar to-niyht ha
rev. W. b. Pope Of the Reno Baptist
ohas Watson came in from New
River yesterday and proceeded to Reno
feter jackson and his combination of
payers were On yesterdays No. 3 bound
for Chicago.
Danny Donelin rushed in from the
new yard the other day to tell his
holes.
But little amusement for forty DAYS
makes thai time seem twice as long and
the dance on April 9TH will be appre-
ciated.
The WADswoRTH DISPATCH has entered
upon its second volume. 1t IS a lively.
newsy paper and We wish it success.
Independent.
Pike & Wightman will soon build a
business house on their vacant lot but
are undecided as to whether it shall be
of wood or brick.
The Unitsd States will send delegates
TO the new International Monetary Con-
ference and it is likely that the old del
egates will serve.
The pay of Missouri legislators has
been reduced from IS to 81 per day, and
there is no appreciable change in the
legislation enacted.
The Appeal and the News are firing
hot shot into Deacon Parkinson of the
Carson Tribune and they are liable to
knock him off the earth.
Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin announced
his intention of ~resigning the rectorship
Of Trinity Church. He will remain
Principal Of Whitaker Hall.
The Tnyo Index says betting is about
even that the Carson & Colorado rail-
road will be running through trains to
Moiave before the end OF 1893.
George B. Jeffris, the engineer accu-
sed of the murder OF Miss +. o. Ayers
the Brighton station agent, has been re-
instated. He is under $42 900 bonds and
II. j. Small is one Of the bondsmen.
County Commissioner Crosby left for
Sacramento Sunday night being called
by the illness of his brother Tom who is
quite sick with an abscess in his head.
He found the patient improving and re-
turned yesterday morning.
The WADw WORTH DIsPATcH has entered
upon its second volume. 1t is a live
paper, full of local and general news,
and we hope it will liyelong and prosper.
Gazette.
1t il reasonable to presume that on
account Of the recent storms in Arizona
and New Mexico the Nevada stockmen
will not have control OF next seasons
beef market.
Justice Young has moved his office to
the town jail.-Lovelock New Era.
The nearest the j. L. of Wadsworth
could get his office to our Jail would be
on one side of the door step.
There was q bran new coon in town
the other day when "~Snowball' dressed
up. When asked the occasion of it he
said 'Jes thot I'd put 'em on to see
how me and new toys w'd wuk."
Two small boys at the primary school
are very much in love with the same
girl. When A was asked the other day
ii p was knocking him out, he said: Il
guess | am the solid one because | bring
her apples and things
Some friend at Eagle Salt Works
mailed the DISPATCH n copy OF the
Weekly Scotsman published at Edin-
burgh. 1t is full of all kinds OF news
and would take a man seven days to e
it.
Conductor AL Gard showed us a long
article taken from an eastern paper IN
regard to the marriage of his sister. Al
is the only single one in the family and
we think it is time for him to double
and build his residence at Wadsworth.
His thoughts seem to take that
direction.
Benz. II. Miller, government inspector
of Indian reservations. is here. He has
made an official inspection of the McDer-
nit reservation and is now awaiting
further orders from the department OF
the Interior.-Silver State.
Gazette: A common language is the
best common bond for our heterogene-
GUS population. If our common schools
give u good English education, they best
perform their proper function of training
those who are to become American
citizens.