The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-13

Kew. Z. l.. Fitchette Of Reno has re-
signed the rectorship of Trinity Church
to take effect on or before April die LIST.
Railroad statistics recently complied
show that the average term of life of a
trainman in the United States is ten
years.
A burglar made an unsuccessful at
tempt to rob h. II. Cowles' store Mon
day night. A couple of shots scared
him away.
A private letter states that engineer
jim Bird suffered amputation OF the left
limb between the ankle and knee and his
condition is c%eitical.
Miss Martha Nelson is to rattle a large
basket of beautiful articifcial lowers.
The tickets have been printed and are
now on sale at Fowlers.
Fred Frank and j. J. Baird have dis
covered a new shale mine near Bullion,
Elko county, which burns freely and
gives out a good heat.
To the ladies Mrs. Dean the Chicago
milliner will arrive in town, probably
this week, with a select stock OF goods
which she will sell cheap. y
A German doctor claims that most
%drunkards a be cured by eating ap-
pies regularly at every meal. The acid
gas in the apples does it.
The little four-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Cora Peek living on Chestnut
street is reported down with a severe
case of diphlheria.-Gazette
The gross receipts OF the Foote engage
ment in Reno aggregate 1910, with a few
persons to hear from who sold tickets. At
least 5000 will be melted here.-Journal.
1t is stated that a pail OF water con-
tanning a handful OF hay if placed in a
room where there has been smoking
will absorb all the odor of the tobacco.
The latest bought goods, that are yet
to arrive at +. Griswold's for the Christ
mas trade, are the cheapest and best.
Don't fail to inspect our stock before you
buy.
Engineer George B. Jeffris who has
been on trial for the mysterious murder
of Olga Ayers the Brighton Station
agent was acquitted. The jury was out
twenty-five hours.
Reno Lodge No. 10 L. o. O. r. has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: q. W. Campbelle, N. g.,
A. D. Bird, v. e., Il. o. McFees, r. s.,
T. A. Brandon, ?. s., Donald Mckay
Treasurer.
In dismissing an action for libel
against a newspaper a level headed Ore
gon Judge ruled that whenever a news
paper finds a case of fragrant wrongdoing
and evil, it is its duty to express it and
give it the widest circulation.
Contractors Poole and Larsen are con-
structing a two story building on main
street in the Crosby plot for N. A.
Hummel. As soon as it is completed it
will be occupied by the DISPATCH. Wads-
worth continues to improve.
The following officers were elected at
the Reno encampment for the ensuing
term last evening; N. C. Hammersmith,
c. s., Benz. Curler, II. p, j. II. Berger,
s. w, R. D. Bush, J. w., j.. V. Peers,
Scribe and J. ]. Becker, Treasurer.
Mrs. J. F. George and Mrs. w. W..
Geery. Miss O'Hare and Miss Henry are
getting up the usual Christmas tree for
the children. They propose giving a
fine entertainment for both old and
young and should be encouraged on
every hand.
"Man was made before woman
When the Lord looked at Adam he said
to himself well | guess | can do better
than that il / try again. and then he
made Eve and he liked her so much
better than Adam that there has beer
more women than men in the world
ever since."-A little girls composition.
"When your heart is bad and your
head is bad and YOU are bad clean