The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-22

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BOULEVARD.
Kew. Z. l.. Fitchette took his depar-
tnre for Reno Wednesday night and
there was quite a delegation of people Mt
the depot to say good-by. Mrs. Fit
chette is visiting San Francisco.
Senator Stewart saws:
Inc gold-bugs are organized, ag-
gressive and lntolerant, but the people
are moving, and | have a frmer faith
IN our cause to-day than ever beiore.o
"A Washington dispatch saws that
cleveland has decided to recognize the
Nevada delegation in making appoint
ments and the delegation will meet and
recommend their choice in a few days.
Complaints are made by the china
man who runs the the Fellnagle ranch
that hunters have killed his chickens,
ducks and young pigs through pure
righteousness and if it is not stopped he
will try the power of the law.
We will have a new time card in
about two weeks and Superintendent
Whited says the arriving time of the
passenger trains at Wadswoith will be
about: No. l, 8 80 p. NJ; No. 3, S:55 A.. M;
No. 2, $40 A. NJ. and No. 4, Z :O5 P. NJ.
Where are you going, my pretty
maid?"
Pm going a%-milking, SIR" she said,
well, how does it, come you are
dressed in silk?'
oh, sir, l am going for condensed
milk /"
We learn from DR.. Richardson that
there is no "throat trouble" among the
children at Pyramid Lake Reservation
and that there have been no deaths
among the Indians recently, as reported
to us by Irwin Lewis who came from the
Reserve that day.
The following were the top prices in
Chicago for April, and me relative
prices for corresponding date in 1892:
Beeves, So "a, n year ago "a 65; hogs,
81 %, n year ago "a 82is; sheep.
IS %, one year ag IS 20; lambs, Sc so,
one year ago Sc IS.
The bass which Bob Peacock brings
up from Mud Lake are better eating
iiRtA ttOdts II hHCdb 10 5lOW Ia
and there are no bones. Skinned and
then fried in butter and cracker crumbs
they are delicious, and they gain in
favor wherever they are tried.
T. F. Donelen's house ia being re-
painted, as is also f. T. Lothrop's resi-
dence. The men who are doing the
work are frst-class artisans who are
compelled through force of circnm-
stances to do it cheaply. Now is the
time to take advantage of reduced rates
if you want the repairs made.
Comfy bonds to the amount of $15,-
900 are offered for sale. These bonds
bonds were authorized by act of the leg
islature and are . safe investment.
They bear higher interest than United
States bonds and Washoe county is
pledged to redeem them. Send appli-
cation to Chairman Geo. Alt.
The small bitches and streams that
empty into Wasboe Lake are choked
with fish. They can be shoveled out by
the bushel. A few screens at the
mouth of the bitches would save all this.
Mr.. Mills would do well to investigate.
Appeal. From which it may be seen
that Mr.. Mills attends to business only
when it gives him fame. Make a start
at home Mr.. Fish Commissioner.
At the Pythlan Sisters dance to be
given ON May LIST. numbered tickets will
be put into the lunch baskets and one
ticket will win a handsome prize. The
baskets will contain lunch for two, if
you don't eat too much, and will be sold
at 80 cents per basket. The lunch is
guaranteed first-class. Reno music has
been engaged for the occasion and every
effort will be made to make the evening
enjoyable.
Charles Lowry is in town studying
how he can best improve that part OF
the road leading over the first sand hill.
We are happy over the idea OF the inn
provement. Commissioner Crosby and
Mr.. Lowry were looking at the hill
and between them they will surely do
the proper thing. Commissioner
Crosby never lets an opportunity slip 10
do the greatest good for all and the i'm
proyement will he appreciated.
On last Tuesday evening the X. X.
Klub gave Mrs. Weaver a goodbye
party at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Hampton. Aside rom the X. X. Klub
there was present Mrs Weaver's Sunday
school class and the gentlemen at Mrs.
F~ellnagle's clone Sweet Home board
ing house. The class presented Mrs.
Weaver with a set of silver tea spoons,
and all regretted losing such an amiable
teacher. They parted from her by sing
ing God be with you till we meet