The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-28
BREVITIES.

Come pay car.
Gooseberries are ripe.
Baled hay $12 per ton.
Jack rabbits are
Mind Lake carp are spawning.
No idle men or boys in Phoebe.
David B. Hill is for free coinage.
The new liberty bell has been cast.
California banks continue to burst.
Two matrimonial alliances in sight.
700 men are working on the Comstock.
The youngsters can play two months
now.
The days get shorter for the rest of the
year.
Miss Gertie johnson lie visiting her
cousins.
Will Wadsworth ever have a lodge of
Masons?
Lem Allen was in town a few hours
this week.
The Indians r harvesting at the
Reservation.
The sweetest thing in town is a Wads-
sworth baby.
The Evans family left for Long Valley
Sunday night.
Nevada sent the first fresh figs of the
season to the Fair.
Many cattle are dying in Southern
California of anthrax.
Mud Lake is three and one-half hours
drive from Wadsworth.
Both the Carson and Walker rivers
have fallen considerably.
White gowns for the street are made
in severely simple styles.
A physician can secure q good average
practice in Phoebe, Nevada.
Mis- Jennie Lundy has a Sunday school
class oil twenty-five little tots.
Over in Africa they hang mining ex-
perts who make false reports.
G. J. Brookins Of Reno, can sell you
a piano cheaper than anybody.
Now is the time for you to begin think
ing where you stand politically.
j. B. Verplank came through from
Reno Tuesday on the way home.
Miss Lottie Gladding is still ahead in
the Carson Appeals beauty contest.
There is no business which will give a
better yied on a smallcapital than farm
ing.
Money is somewhat like a pretty girl.
The scarcer it ID the more it is sought
after.
Billy Persons cart broke down on top
of the sand hill and Billy had to sprint
home.
Tom Bastian Is mighty lonesome or
very sanctimonious-we believe the
former.
Hon F. q. Newlands, looking hale and
hearty, was q passenger on Saturdays
No. 3 bound for Chicago.
Not q single woman in all Fall River
extended . single word Of sympathy TO
Lizzie Borden during her trial.
Clean the combustible trash out of
your yards before the Fourth of July or
you may repent your laziness.
The Mason Valley round up reached
the Mason ranch yesterday. Cattle are
reported in fine condition.-Tidings.
Windlasses and mining tools are
going to White Horse these days and
development seems to be the order of the
of the day.
The locality north of Tuscarora is over
run with grasshoppers, crickets and
squirrels, which bid fair to devastate the
the country.
Brakeman Ross Christensen had his
left foot badly crushed at Granite Point
Monday. His foot slipped Off the pilot
of the engine.
San Sing and Tommie Donelin were
out riding Sunday and lost q wheel.
The CALCULATIONS in Chinese and English
made q medley.
A man in Cheyenne, Wyoming, has
invented a meter for measuring the
amount of water that flows through an
irrigating ditch.
johnson, Hayes and Taylor are in rich
clay. gravel and quartz at White Horse,
q KIND Of q c~ongsomeration which is very
rich in coarse gold.
Supt. Whited vent up to Truckee fish
ing the other day and brought home one
and one-half dozen brook trout. Says
he didn't buy them.
The Pike & Wightman building is a
beauty n the hall on the second floor
has the convenieBces required by the Sc
cret societies which will use 1t.
Won glass of peer in your stomake vas
petteras dwo glasses in a kaig vat
belongs do some odder man, but dot
Lewis got de best in de kaig.