The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-24


Marshal Golding on last Tuesday shin
ped his antelope to John Sparks Of Reno
who already has quite an extensive
m~enagerie.
IL Is reported that McRae and Nc
Allister intend to ship two carloads of
horses from Mason Valley to the Sand
wich Islands.
Mrs. Charlie Kamm nee Jessie Mich
Oils will pay Wadsworth a visit about
October lst, she being on her way to the
Worlds Fair.
Sailing on the mighty Humboldt is
now the popular pastime. There are
three sailboats OF the river at this place.
Silver State.
If some men would see their own con-
science they would be surprised how in
terror they are to the men whom they
think hypocrits.
The China gardens were inundated
during the recent high water in the
Truckee and the flood will come again
with warm weather. Is
Don't expect too much from the man
who is always talking about what great
things he would do if he had somebody
else's opportunities.
Alvaro Evans men came in from
Churchill Monday with a band of YEAR
ling calves which will be driven TO the
range via Pyramid lake.
According to a recent decision it is an
offense against the laws of the United
States to send a dunning or scurrilous
message on a postal card.
After l VIA SEX on der bed l can look
pack und see shust where | shouldn't
hat done dot vhay. After | vhas we'll
again l can see nottings.-Dunder.
Lank Houses old friends will be
pleased to hear that he lately sold min
ing interests which.he held, for $27 900
cash. He grub-staked a prospector.
Mrs. James Sterling is preparing to
the charge of the Wadsworth Hotel and
take new arrangements will in all proba-
bility work improvements all around.
The Governor to-day issued commits
sions to Jack EIDE as second lieutenant
and Gus Hoppe as junior second lieuten-
ant of Company g, LIST regiment, N. N.
G.-Tribune.
The School Trustees of Reno district
reelected John Edwards Bray principal
of the public schools by a unanimous
vote and increased his salary from ST.
800 to 81, 900 q year.
Breed up, feed up and get rich inter
breed, half feed, make poor butter and
get poor; take your choice ia the priv
ledge OF every rancher in the community.
Sierra Valley Leader.
September 18th has been set apart as
Silver Day at the Worlds Fair. 1t is
expected that prominent silver orators
will be present on that day and that the
addresses will be of national Importance.
The need of a course of study for the
public schools that will insure uniform
work throughout the State has long been
felt, and in due time a plan will be sub
mitted to the State Board of Instruction.
John Mccormick, who came west
from North Dakota in search OF health,
has found it in Reno and has purchased
some land and sent for his family with
the intention of remaining here per-
manently.-Reno Journal.
No man is entirely satisfied nit der
weather. For instance, der fly screen
man firmly believes dot winter vhas in
vented shust to spoil his peesness und
help der wood men out und dot Lewis
he want all the time lager beer vedder.
Eugene Griswold bought a carload Of
mules from VIM. Pierson and shipped
them to Chico last Sunday. Those
mules will surprise California horsemen
as they are as good if not better animals
rs there are anywhere on the Coast.
Persons stock is No. l.
There is little doubt that the revenue
bill OF the next Congress will contain a
clause imposing q tax upon incomes owe
a certain amount-say over $40, 000-and
that from this source can be raised
revenue enough to supply any deficiency
that NAV result from a new adjustment
of the tariff.
The Central Pacific will soon begin
the construction of a TWENTY-FIVE stall
round house at Montello, Elko county,
near the Utah and Nevada line. This
station will, after the removal of the
Terrace shops to Ogden, become a sub
stitute for the latter station, which is to
be abandoned.-Free Press.
The Indian Department will soon com