The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-09-02

ShhA 41iDIUt, LluT-
chi'l county, returned this week from a
visit to Southern California.
Miss Gertie Watson received quite a
fall Tuesday evening while getting out
OF. Dick Cowles' delivery rig.
Posy F~ellnagle is taking lessons on
the banjo to get revenge on the old hen
for annoying the little chicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammerson have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are located at the Wadsworth Hotel.
Henry Esden and his sister, Mrs.
Voorhees, returned last evening from a
visit at the Walker Lake Reservation.
On account of the sickness OF Victor
Geery, Miss Madden has postponed her
concert from the 9th til the 22d of this
month.
James S~lattery OF the Brotherhood
Railroad Trainmen is on a visit to the
coast and took in the local lodge on his
journey.
Why do people kneel to pray? To save
their soles. Why should a criminal feel
safe indoors? While there he will not
be found out.
Examinations of candidates for adj
mission to the State University will be
held Monday, September 4th, beginning
at 9 A. M. at Reno.
As o as the public omit paying
assessments, the Comstck will close
down. The miners will not accept a
reduction Of wages.
We don't understand how Brooks Nc
Clane, Dick Fuller and Tom Berry start
out with shot guns and come dack
with fish poles.
The seventy loot building wasn't too
large to hold the audience in Judge
Humme''s court when the State We
Simpson was called.
How will the new railroad changes
affect Wadsworth? We think it will
prove in the end to be again for this
toxin but a loss to other places.
Prof. Wagner of the Heidelberg
University, Germany, has been in Wads-
worth for a week enjoying the quietude
and taking points on rural life.
The Columbian Liberty Bell was ship
ped to New York this week. A delega-
rion of American Daughters of the Rev
olution accompanied it To Chicago.
Many Of the miners laid off at Taylor
are now employed on the ranches in
Steptoe Valley. They are looking ahead
for winter gruh.-White Pine News.
Conducto1Bow says it is dangerous to
carry paper money on account of the
cholera, whereupon Geo. Grant yells:
''Iiive me the cholera in that shape"
A man at Willamina, Oregon, has in
vented 3 hay qress that presses two
bales at once. 1t is a self-feeder and
will bale straw as 1t comes from the
threeher.
A string Of gold beads with a heart
attached upon which is engraved "M'
and mother" has been lost. A suitable
Feswardpwiil be paid whoever will return
to Mrs y. Pellnagle.
The French government has agreed TO
cali q conference of members of the
Latin Union in Paris 70 decide the
question of the naturalization Of tract
ionaa silver currency.
Two Artesian wells were bored yester-
day on Otto Schulz ranch north of town
One of them yields nine gallons a min
ute the other has q flow of six or seven
vsllons.-Csrson News.
The Gazette advises the psope to quit
fighting for silver, If all people were
like tho Gazette the gold bugs would be
happy as there would be no opposition
to their scheme.--Journal.
w. s. Bailey is in from his ranch in
Churchill county. He reports just get
ting through putting up q crop of 5000
tons of hay. Mr.. Bailey says that grain
is better than for years.-Gazette.
After September lst, Wells, Fargo &