The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-01

utpOSllOrS.
The News says twenty-five fiat cars are
being prepared to accommodate the
people who are comming to Reno
OH the Fourth of July.
Bishop Seaman of the diocese OF Utah
and Nevada was given q silver jubilee at
Salt Lake Saturday. He was ordained a
Catholic priest twenty-five years ago..
When Adam, in bliss, asked Eve for
kiss, she puckered her lips with O COO,
gave a look 30 ecstatic, and answered
emphatic, " don't care Adam if l do"
Wide-brimmed leghorn hats, such as
have been worn by children for the past
few years, are brought out for ladies.
They are to be trimmed with lace, bows
and tips.
1t is reported that the Gazette is to
change hands July LIST. A. G. Bragg, it
is said, will continue to edit it and Hon.
w. H. A. Pike will be business manager.
Journal.
1t is astonishing how w. w. Geery
growls when three men want to ride in
his cart at one time, and how atfable
and able he is to pile in seven girls and
have room for more.
Willie Hebard, the engineer, remarks
that the convict surprise party at
Folsom was a society success and a few
more of the kind would lower the taxes
OF the commonwealth.
Rev. Williams, the first Nevada
boy to graduate for church work, will be
III resident Episcopal minister for
several months. He is a very pleasant
young gentleman and raised in Virginia
City.
When young she was tender and
slender and could bender back 10Y
she's old and cold and hard to hold and
looks like a gunny sack. But she likes
Gregory's ice cream and soda just the
same.
There are very few trout in Mud Lake,
that fish having left at the high water
time and consequently Pyramid Lake is
overstocked. Perch and catfish are at
Mud Lake in plenty and. flies are used
entirely.
The Governor of South Carolina said
to Judge Farwell :''Let's take a drink
with Bill Nicholas" but the Judge took
his teeth out of his pocket and the Gov
ernor took the stage for the Reservation.
Bill took soup. ..4*
News comes from Chicago that the
silver statue of Justice modelled after
Ada Rehan is bow-legged. Will some
one who is familiar with Ada's legs, in
form the Appeal whether this is a libel
on Ada or not.
Bob Peacock comes to town Sundays
and Thursdays with a load of perch and
~ x,O,, hox,os14 nnta.a hs.l oLn Da~ok
you don't know what q snow white bone
and butter it is delicious.
Foreman A. T. Clippener left for Ohio
Thursday evening to attend the funeral
of q .rother-in-law named Horace
Nelson. Mr.. Clippenger will be absent
two weeks or SO and Will Hunt acts as
foreman during that time.
Professor q. E. Arnold, formerly Of the
Reno school, and a graduate of the Cal
ifornia Normal, has been elected Prin-
cipal of the Wadsworth school. Miss
Minnie O'Hare has been reelected as
teacher of the next department.
Capt. Humboldt John who travelled
with Fremont in "A, has a hole bored
though the lower cartilage of his nose in
which he inserts a piece OF peeled willow
when he has the headache. He says it
is a Piute remedy which has been hand
ed do wn for generations.
Rev. ]. M. Helsley spent one day this
week circulating among Wadsworth
a~cauaintances and left for home Tues
day. His mission to Nevada was to
preach the funeral services I've MI.
Larsen who was drowned in the slough
near Browns last week.
President Cleveland's health il said to
be in a ~precarious condition. He ron
tinues to pile up flesh and there 10 dam
ger of its Interfering with the free action
of his heart. He has tried various RENE
dies and treatments to keep down the
fat and he works harder than the
average clerk, but it still increases.
Brakeman F. G. Bruce of train No. 8
was shot at Gold Run on the morning Of
June 28th about 1:30 A. N. by tramps.
The injured brakeman is at the railroad
hospital 1t, Sacramento and chance of
recovery is doubtful. Following is .
OF the man who shot him:
Age %; height about $50; complexion
dark, sunburnt; small dark mustache;
hair dark brown, cut medium short ;
high cheek bones long face; walks and
erect; carries hands in pocket
when standing; smokes tobacco; had
short stem corn cob pipe; dressed in
dark sack coat; overalls over pants low
black, SLOUGH hat speaks broken
English being a Pennsylvania German ;
good set of teeth and shows them while
w, G.. Conroy, Sheriff of Plac-