The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-13
BREvITIEs

Doves are plentiful ~hereabouts.
The banjo and the guitar are the latest
fads.
Wild flowers are numerous on the
hill sides.
The Walker Lake Bulletin was extra
lively this week.
Carson News: Mrs. Henry Cobb is
gradually improving.
Dr..J. J. Meigs is visiting Elko, his
old stamping ground.
J.. L. Wines will deliver the Memorial
Day Grafton in Reno.
Governor Colcord's staff will be at
Reno on the 4th of July.
Fresh Oysters and Mud Lake Bass al
the Star Route Restaurant.
Not any of the newly appointed school
trustees have qualified yet.
The County Commissioners will prob
ably have a meeting next Monday.
Owney, the mail car dog traveller, was
the attraction on Wednesdays No. 3.
New brands OF cigars at the Reception.
Also a fine of line rs centers in stock
J.. A. Gregory's new ice cream parlors
will be open all day tomorrow, Sunday.
There is a serious movement in Can
ada in favor OF placing a tax on bach
elors.
Jim Gregory has returned from an
extened tour in Eastern Nevada and
Ogden.
The California Grand Lodge Knights
of Pythias meets at Nevada City on the
18th inst.
The Supreme Court of North Dakota
decided the prohibition law constitution
al and valid.
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Tom Bastian
expect to leave this evening for the
Worlds Fair.
Gas motors will replace horse cars IN
the north and west sides Of Chicago in
about a month.
A Mason Valley man has in his pos
session a petriied mosquito, says the q.
w. of the Tidings.
Nevada's Grand Chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias. T. R. Hotter, is visit
ing the lodges Of the State.
Major John Dennis is an applicant for
the position of Meter and Refiner of the
(,os,ar Mint cavc tho lNarson Nows
Charlie Lewis sent a sample of ore to
Reno and received the following returns
from the assay Gold 0; Silver 0 fee 81.
Pretty simple dresses OF white linen
lawn, with hem-stitched tucks and hens,
will be quite the thing for dainty young
ladies.
R. H. Cowles' is offering for sale a
fine assortment Of fancy laundried calico
shirts at 75 cents, Indian buckskin
gloves at 81 per pair.
The rate of interest ia becoming more
reasonable in this section. Giltedged
loans are now easily placed at 8 per cent
per annum.-Reno Journal.
Rates are getting lower and lower and
lower every day to Chicago. 1t seems
to be . pretty clear case that the people
can ga East reasonably cheap.
Several Oregon farmerp are going to
experiment with semi-tropical crops
during this season. They will try cotton,
tobacco, broomcorn and sorgham.
Ex-Congressman Blount, who was sent
as special commissioner to the Hawaiian
islands, has been appointed resident
minister at Honolulu with a salary OF
$500 . year.
The Nation of Logan, Utah, has
changed hands and decidedly for the
better as it 10 alive to the needs Of the
territory in which it is published and is
full of interesting news.
The New Era says Pitt & Hauskins,
JohA Hill and w. G. Ruddell Of Love-
lock are planting a large acreage to
potatoes. They have machines with
which they plant six acres . day.
When the Duke of Veragua saw
Brooklyn bridge he said: "Vera big-a
! idg-a. Too bad Christoforo Columbo
Q 40 SEGA de bridg-a. l guess he costa
heap-a de mum. Amt che ?"-Walker
Lake Bulletin.