The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-01-18

city as large as San Francisco and any
thing that bears his brand will wear.
Drop in when you go to Reno and see
for yourself.
Miss Gertie Watson injured her left
eye in some unaccountable way at the
masquerade. Probably a strain as the
pupil expanded and it has not resumed
it's natural size yet and is a little pain
full.
Bets on California have, by the sport
ing authorities, been declared off, as
neither Harrison nor Cleveland carried
the Safe. The same rule applies to
other States whose electoral vote is di-
vided.
The Silver City segment Of the uni
verse is enthused and excited over the
discovery OF SAC, 900 ore in the Red
Jacket mine, in American Ravine,
DEVILS Gate and Chinatown Mining
District near the town.
Mrs. r. H. Richardson is very i'll
with typhoid fever. Her condition is
very critical and Doctors Thoma and Pat
terson came down from Reno yesterday
noon, and with DR.. Jack man held a con-
sultation in regard to her case.
The Falls OF Niagara are said to pre-
sent a beautiful sight at present. Acorn
plete ice gorge covers what is known as
the "Big Kettle" extending from about
one hundred feet below the suspension
bridge to within fifty feet of the foot of
the falls. This is the first time in one
hundred years this has happened.
Adam Shrieber was in town Monday
and reported Hot Springs still boiling.
Social life is as stirring as ever and the
people of that vicinity get the news OF
the world from the San Francisco Ex-
aminer and the WADswoRTH DIsPAgoH.
Engineer Shriebcr made some enquiries
regarding matrimonial affairs and left
for home on his iron steed.
Coils 2. Huntington, who built the
Westminster IN. " library and reading
room a year and a half ago, has added to
his gift 800, 900 in bonds bearing 4 per
cent interest to be used in any way the
Trustees see fit. Mr.. Huntington and
his estimable wife do many good deeds
which do not find their way Into print.
The Reveille says a young lady of
Austin, who thought she knew all
about skating, sat down very hard on
the ice without intending to do 80, and
when asked if she was hurt replied
81 have not investigated as to that as
yet but that l am mad and Disguised
with skating, is the cold bottom fact OF
the business"
Fritz Sperlich departed for Carlin
last Monday after a three months visit
to Wadsworth. He thinks the people of
Wadsworth are very kind and sociable
and remarked that he appreciated the
numerous courtesies extended to.
him during his stay here by the many
with whom he had dealings in a bust
ness or social way. Luck to you Fritz
and come again.
Wadsworth can well be proud of it's
new drug store which has been SO long
needed. New stock is continually being
added and doubtless it will soon be a
first-class store where everything in the
drug line can be found which will be
a beneficial convenience to the public, if
they will bear in mind that they have a
drug store ard give it a call when any
thing in that line is needed. \
Preachers in general are opposed to
keeping the Worlds Fair open on Sun
days and giving the workingman a
chance but Rev. DIR. Thomas of Chicago
argues that the matter Of going to the
Worlds Fair on a Sunday should be
left to each persons conscience. Sum
day opening was not a dissertation of
the SABBATH, as assumed by the other
church for the exhibition of mans
progress, and appealed to the intellectu
al and moral life of the nation.
The Journal reports johnson Sides as
follows:
The Indians are anxious to have the
irrigating ditch, which was surveyed
last summer, completed. They want to
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