The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-04-08

Va"veu the Price OF all grades Of sugar
one half a cent per pound.
s~heepmen at their meeting at
Wlnnemucc decided to r~eorganize the
Wool Growers Association,
j. d: Lowry was up from the Reserv.
Thursday and Capt. Warner returned
IRON Walker Lake that day.
Miss Dennis has returned from q visit
10 Wlnneinucca and expects to remain
at Wadsworth for several months.
The Mason Valley Tidings has reached
us and proves to be an interesting sheet
that will do good for that growing coun.
try.
Ruby Valley cattlemen say that for
snow drifts and feeding the past winter
mas been about the worst they have
seen.
Miss Mile and Gwin Fsrwell are
mere from Gold Hill on a visit to their
father and friends. They will stay un-
til Monday.
The Wadsworth fire trustees held a
business meeting Thursday and when
something definite is arrived at it will
be published.
Fred A. Sloss of San Francisco has
located in Wadsworth and is prepared
to do all kinds of painting and decorat-
ing. See his new ad.
Mrs. Charity Gregory and daughter
Emma returned from an extensive visit
in the eastern part of the State on
Thursday evenings No. 4.
Judge Rick decided that a man may
quit the service of a company any time
If he quits in good faith, but an engineer
out on a run must complete the run
before quitting.
Engineer Younghans has moved into
his elegant new residence from the top OF
which he has a splendid view of the
town and the surrounding country.
A California editor met a we'll educated
farmer in Lsssen county, recently, and
told him he would like to have come
thing from his pen. The farmer sent
him a pig and charged him 1915 for it.
-Ex.
The Gazette has turned another vol
uIne and the editor can take care of
himself in wordy battles but the general
public is not interested in such things.
The Gazette's valuable space should not
be used for such purposes.
1t may be of interest to some of our
readers to know that 3 law is now in
force in Nevada which makes it a mis-
demeanor punishable by . fine and i'm
prisonment for any person to use vile or
indecent language within fifty yards Of
any school building.
Truckee Lodge No. IA, L. o. O.. F.
elected the following representatives to
the Grand Lodge which wiz convene at
Carson on the third Tuesday in June:
R. S. Osburn, Z. H. Mulcahy, H. P.
Brown, ID. W. O'Connor, J. V. Pears, S.
Jacobs, j. Ham and B. ID. Dunning.
The flowers that were used to decorate
the Church on Easter were taken out
Monday by Mrs J. +. George and Mrs.
+. Aahby to the. cemetery and every
grave had flowers strewn upon it. A
more beautiful and appropriate use
could not have peel made of the flowers.
The Bank OF Nevada Of Reno has
moved into its new quarters on Virginia
street and is therefore occupying one of
the handsomest buildings in the State.
1t is equipped in every way to do a
general banking business and has safety
deposit boxes to rent to customers-an
Appreciated convenience.
Line repairer Trasher Of the w. U.
Telegraph Company while trying to cut
away the branches OF some trees near
Reno last week on account OF their in
teriering with the working OF the wire,
was struck in the eye by M of the
branches flying back, with the result that
he has lost the sight OF the eye and a
San Francisco occulist thinks it is
destroyed forever.
Every person who cannot work must
be cared for without depreciation, and
every person who can work must be put
in the way of finding the work he car do.
That is a big order, but it spells civiliza-
ton. Ii government NEAR anything
but backing up the strong, it ought TO
mean that. In the ~congested regions of
wealth we must find part OF the remedy
for the ~eongested regions of poverty.