The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-05-17

fragrance and delighting the eye with
their beauty.
1. +. Moran is "kind of expected
TINS way. after Grand Lodge K, of P. of
California adjourns.
A Lodge of Odd Fellows will he in.
stituted 81 Greenfield, on Friday even.
ing, May 26.-Times.
Dairymen In Utah propose organizing
q territorial association to make war nm
vendors OF bull butter.
Deputy U. s. Marshal GoldinU arrested
tramp Harry Harton yesterday for SELL
ing whisky to Indians.
Geo. M. Humphrey, the newly an
pointed U. 8. Marshal for Nevada. has
entered upon his duties.
c. M. Wiley is making valuable i'm
provements IN his Wadsworth residence
by building an addition.
j. E. Jones il now Grand Master of
the Masonic Order owing to the death
OF Grand Master Hubbs.
Mrs. ]. Sterling and her daughter
Agnes, are visiting in Wadsworth the
guests of Mrs. L. Hettenhouse.
The Truckee river is bank full above
and below Wadsworth and the overflow
is seemingly but a few days away.
g. J. Brookins sells pianos and or
gans on the installment plan, call on
him just opposite the depot, at Reno.
Cattlemen hereabouts are preparing
for a general delivery to Eastern buyers
about the last of May.-Pioche Record.
From the January apportionment of
State school money, Wadsworth District
with Ill census children draws sos "a,
The girl who is fond OF singing, INV
Sweetheart's the man in the Noon"
must love the man who stays out late at
night.-Nation.
Rumor has it that Mrs. James Ster-
ling is here to purchase the Wadsworth
Hotel, she having rented her lodging
house at Truckee.
Joseph Sturm and Thorton Read re-
turned from the hospital Saturday.
Both cav they are in perfect health and
look correspondingly.
Hon. J. H. Thies of Lovelocks passed
through for that place Saturday evening.
He says crops are very promising this
year around Lovelocks.
The water that gushes up al Hot
CnpSnnc oHn TabaA ounNlsoo hnnk Co.
incubators and S. w. Chubbuek pro-
poses to raise fowls by the thousands
says the Genoa Courier.
Architect Curtis of Reno ia in town
with a force of men, all at work on the
new Pike 4 Wightman building, and in
consequence thereof main street presents
= very lively appearance at that point.
The foundation under the new tank in
Ike Lothrop's yard gave way during the
windstorm yesterday afternoon, thus
lowering the tank to the ground before
it wat entirely finished. Hard luck Ike.
Parents, when YOUR boys grow up and
leave you, you will be glad to treat them
as guests when they conie to see you.
Give them a little of that kind of treat
ment now, and they will think "there's
no place like home"
The damming of the Majave river at
Victor, creating an artificial lake nine
miles long, three miles wide and 40 feet
in depth, water sufficient to irrigate 300
900 acres of desert land, is a projection
foot in San Bernardino county.
Quoth he; Pretty miss,
Will you give me a kiss?
IT'S for one, only one, that l sueI
A look of surprise,
Came into her eyes,
And she said;
What's the matter with two!
A correspondent of the Scientific
American wants the inventors to come
forward with a liquid that when
sprinkled on the road bed will petrify ii
to a depth of four inches or more. The
inventor who supplies this fluid can own
the earth.
Miss Annie H. Martin editor of the
Carson News visited Reno the other dav
and saws: Every portion of the Asylum
is scrupulously clean and the manage
mcnt OF the entire institution reflects
great credit upon the Superintendent,
DIR. G. H. Thoma.
A Kentucky boy says girls kill the
breath with corsits, that squeezes the
diagram. Girls can't holler or run like
boys, because their diagram is squeezed
too much. If / was a girl, I'd rather be
a boy, so 1 can holler and run and have
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