The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-01

to4ether make a train 500 miles long.
Irwin Lewis hand is getti " along
slowly but he is enjoying life to the best
OF his ability under the circum stances.
Wadsworth Division No. A, u. r., X.
OF r., have made an invitation affair of
their installation of officers on March Sd.
Miss Dennis, a fair young lady ofIone,
Cal, is stopping at the Nevada House
and visiting her brother, L. A. Dennis.
1t was W. c. Rippey, an old man who
had been crazed with stock losses, who
attempted to take the life of John w.
Mackey.
Jackson %Furgurson was in from
Churchill Monday. He says there is
about 1000 tons of hay for sale on the
sink yet.
l.. M. Donelin and family OF Lovelock,
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Wadsworth for several days. They
left for home Monday.
The general idea in Carson is that if
the fellow who took a shot at Mackey
had hit Fair there would not have been
so much kicking.-Appeal.
A company at Mason Valley will put
in a plant to manufacture starch from
potatoes. The farmers can raise eight
tons to the acre and sell the spuds at $40
per ton.
The postmaster gets more attention
from the young ladies than any other
young man in town. Considering the
w%hichness we would stand in too
if we were a girl.
F. E. Chagnon of Reno and formerly
OF Tuscorora has superseded w. l..
Smith in Master Mechanic Hunts office
and Mr.. Smith takes Mr.. Morsehead's
place as assistant clerk.
Governor Osborne of Wyoming has
appointed A. G. Beckwith United States
Senator from that state. Beckwith is a
Democrat and an ardent advocate of the
free coinage OF silver.
A new contriyance called the 'belt
knob waist" has been invented. 1t is
a knob fastened to a ladies' belt ard is
for her partner in dancing, to hold on to
instead of putting his arm around the
lady's waist.
The miners of Virginia City are real
izing the hopelessness OF securing
steady employment and getting away
from the comstock when financially able
to do SO. We meet old timers seeking
pastures new.
An Eastern paper says the American
Union should be bounded on the north
by the aurora p~orealis, on tho south by
the procession of the %equinoxes, on the
east by the rising IN, on the west by
the day Of judgement"
The Democrats will have enough mem
bers il, the next senate to recognize that
body without outside aid, but should
it become necessary it is pretty well
settled that the Populist Senators will
vote with the Democrats.
A number of disciples of Izaak Walton
met at the Riverside last night and or
ganized a club for the purpose of en-
forcing the fish laws.-Journal. They
dubbed Sc we'll without organization our
Imagination is at fault in predicting the
result now.
Miss EIDE left Saturday to visit her
f)lks at Reno and was absent Monday
and Tuesday as she attended the funeral
of a friend, Miss Nettie Sharp of Gold
Hill. Miss O'Hare took charge of the
grammar department and Miss Mamie
Donelin taught the primary department
during her absence.
Brooks Mechanic spent Saturday in
Reno. He bought a large number Of
trees and schrubs at the Mount Hope
nursery to transplant in his yard at his
residence. If others will follow MI.
Mechanics example Wadsworth will soon
blossom into one Of the prettiest little
Villages in Nevada. and that is what we