The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-21

Tor bargains. We will sell all summer
goods at cost to close out. Special prices
in trimmed hats and toques. y
When Mrs.--comes up our walk.
a-squeakin them new shoes,
Sometimes Samantha'll say to me
Here comes the daily news"
During the five months of 1898
Chicago received 107 All carloads of live
stock, as compared with 129 $40 last
year, l25,237 two years ago, and l2O,2l2
during the corresponding months OF
1890.
Miss Francis Short came down from
Reno yesterday morning to spend the
day visiting Wadsworth friends, and will
leave on this mornings No. 5 for the
Worlds Fair.
General Heating is reported as saying
that the federal patronage in Nevada is
all right and the Democratic Populist
will get all the fruit on the tree worth
p~lucking.
Monday morning DIR. Jackman's eyes
shone as stars and his ~couDtenance was
like unto an Italian sunset. The APP
pearance of a baby boy at his home
caused THIS JOY.
d. A. Bender and Sam Davis, both of
Carson, settled a dispute about some
real estate by referring the case to Judge
Cheney. No lawsuit no expense; plenty
good common sense.
The railroad company is making i'm
provements at the passenger depot and
grounds by tearing out the wooden plat
form and substituting therefor decom-
posed granite walks.
Chaplin gave formal notice in the Brit
ish House OF Commons, that he would
question the Government as to the
effects that would follow the stoppage
OF free coinage of silver in India.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks McClane, Mrs.
Reager, Miss Conover, Mr.. VIM. Biggs,
together with Andy and the family
coach, spent last Sunday at the Gregory
ranch having a quiet picnic time OF it.
At the last meeting of the school
board of Reno the salary of Mrs. M. s..
Doten was raised from 500 per month
to $120. She is certainly deserving of
such substantial appreciation of her
work.
Word reached here last evening that a
rancher by the name of Larsen, resid-
ing between Granite Point and Love-
lock, was drowned heal Browns while
trying to cross the slough Of the Hum
boldt on horseback.
The pope is reported to have given a
long audience to DR.. McGlynn, who wss
enchanted with his reception and his
complete reconciliation with the pope,
and left for the United States after a five
days s~ojourn at Rome.
If Lyon county had a few men like G..
C. Powning, F. G. Newlands, VIM.
Thompson, and others who reside in
Washoe county, she would soon have
double her population, and but a few
acres of land would be out of cultivation.
Times.
School exercises for the closing day
take place at Music Hall Friday evening
at 8 o'clock sharp. The program ap-
pears in another column, 80 cut it out
and take it to the hall. The graduates,
Albert Givan and Jesse Whited, will de-
liver orations. Everybody invited. Come
all come early.
The roundup Of marketable cattle
near Pony Springs is about finished, as
the delivery must take place by the ed.
Ex-Gov. Adams and A. q. Cleveland are
the principal purchasers. The prices
paid range as follows: For yearlings,
$40; for 2-years, $18 for Sugars and up,
$11.-Pioche Record.
Gen. R. M. Clark closed the argu-
ment for the plaintiff in the case of Mrs.
H. M. johnson vs.. s. P. r. r. Co. at 10
minutes past II o'clock. Judge Hawley
then charged the jury on the Law of the
case and gave the case to the jury. The
Jury after dinner deliberated until two
O'Clock, and then brought in q verdict
for $25, 900, the amount sued for, in favor
of Mrs. Johnaon.-News.
Mrs. Phillips and Linton have moved
into their new store and are now ready
to show the ladies Of Wadsworth as fine
and complete a stock of the latest fash
ions in millinery as can be found in the
State. The goods have been selected
with extreme care and everybody is in
vited to call and examine them
whether intending to purchase or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Jones who have
been visiting Virginia, Carson and Reno
since the adjournment of the Knights Of
Pythias Grand Lodge, of which ID. W.
was a hard working member, returned
home to Austin Sunday, and while at
Wadswoth told the scribe they had en-
loved themselves immensely. Mr.. Jones