The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-17

" Ill III vnH W0Ftd
10 a stoop shouldered girl and that,s WI.
the boys all think. ""'
MISS Annie Conover and Mrs. Matte
lag OF Reno came down last night 10
take In the dance. eN' !"
Inc Knight OF Pythias will have a dav
az the Worlds Fair and the date viii
soon be made known.
John Lees brown mule ia afraid Of
Women-in which be shows more sensa
than the average mule. ,o-
Bob Middlemass and wife and Al
Grlswold and wife are cosily domiciled
at the Norris residence.
Three to n Sam Davis m will
prove t~reacherous regarding the expose
OF the so-called land ring.
Getting about 95 degrees in the shade
back East these days. Who wouldn't
stay at home and enjoy life.
DR.. Patterson and Senator Emmitt
were down from Reno yesterday and
visited the White Horse mines.
There will be morning and evening
church services tomorrow and Bishop
Leonard will occupy the pulpit.
Ex-Governor Adams is in the eastern
part of the State buying beef cattle for
the market says the White Pine News.
Many of the claims in White Horse
mining district will be merged into one
company and the stock thereof will be
placed upon the market.
The engagement of MI. James Curran
and Miss Josie O'Farrel is announced
and the marriage will take place July
9th.
W. D. Northrop, formerly a brakeman
on the Truckee Division, was killed at
San Francisco Thursday while coupling
cars.
Rumor has it that George Macpherson
will soo join the ranks of the benedicts
but the young man denies the impeach-
ment.
Never use soap in the water when
cleaning oilcloth. 1t fades the colors
and breaks the paint. Use flannel and
warn water.
The young men are requested to meet
the young ladies every night this week,
as usual, and the next week and the
week after that.
The Carson Appeal is running a
beauty contest" and among Carson's
handsome ladies Miss Lottie Gladding
is by vote thus far ranking first.
T. W. Fitzgerald and family and Miss
Gertie Dunlop left for Ogden Thursday
night where T. w. will attend a meeting
Of the train ~dipatchers of the United
States.
The johnson VS. s. P. Co. suit is draw
ing to a close as the evidence wal all in
Thursday and the lawyers begun their
arguments yesterday. There is . wide
difference Of opinion regarding the re-
suit.
Last Thursday Mrs. Ralph Norris had
Q struggle with an unmanageable horse
in which the horse was left in possession
of the cart while the lady jumped over
the wheel and landed o. X. OH terra
firma.
Robert Middlemas, a fireman on the
Truckee Division, and Miss Lizzie Bost-
wick, who was formerly a telegraph OPP
orator at Tunnel Thirteen, where mar
ried at Sacramento on the 7th inst.
They have been spending a few days in
Truckee this week.-Republscan.
The Sunset Mining Company of Wads-
worth has Incorporated with principal
place of business at Wadsworth and the
following arc officers for the first six
months: W. III. A.. Pike, President f;
N. A. Hummel, Secretary James Crosby,
superintendent; John Schwandt, Treas
$50 l5A-tl
One night last week some vandals
trampled upon, pulled up and otherwise
destroyed flowers and shrubs at the resi-
dences Of T. G. Foulks, Jesse Swaney
and Mrs. Donelin, and the parties are
in the habit Of invading T. q. Herman's
strawberry patch and working by candle
light. A handful Of rock salt from the
muxzle Of q shotgun will take the fresh
ness out of the thieves one of these
nights and the d~isgraceful work will
stop.