The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-04-11

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Past Chancelors were Elected Represen-
tatlves to the Grand Lodge to be held IN
Reno on the 24th. and 25th. DAYS of
May 1894: G. d. Norman, N. A. Hum
mel, John F. George, A. Steele w. Fl.
A. Pike, Geo. a. Macpherson and E. II.
Proctor.
at a regular meeting of Truckee Lodge
No. /. .. O. T., held in their hall on the
evening of April a, the following named
Representatives we're elected to the Grand
Lodge, which will be held in Virginia
City June 10Th j. " Peers, D. Lach-
man, H. P. Brown, John Ham, S. ia
cobs, j. NJ. Mccormack, ID. w. O'Con-
ner and M. ID. Foley.-Journal.
Supt. Whited is deserving of commen-
dation for hurrying the Industrial Army
through Nevada. With the exception
of Reno there is no town this side of
Ogden that could have fed without great
effort, and the people here were not pre-
pared for them. Mr.. Whited concluded
that the best thing to be done was to
hurry them to their destination as soon
as steam could carry them.-Journal
Wadsworth can say Amen tp that, feel
ing thankful.
Mrs. H. H. Hartly commenced her
class in physical culture Monday after
noon at the Athletic Club Hall. The
Glass was largely attended by both the
married and maiden ladies and the out
look for the movement is good. The
ladies will certainly derive much benefit
from the instruction the able teacher
offers them in assisting in gracefulness
and healthfel and muscular exercises.
The terms are 81 per month. Lesson
every Monday afternoon at 4 p. m.
The school election law passed by the
last legislature provides that an election
of trustees shall be held in every school
district in the state on the fourth Mon
day of next month. At such election
two trustees are to be elected, II to
serve TWO and enc four years. In dis
tricts having a voting population of 1900
or over at the last election three trustees
are to be elected, n for two and two
for four years. Under the Australian
ballot law nominations must be filed
with the county clerk thirty days prior
to the election.
Last Friday while Engineer Smith was
asleep at Hot Springs two young colored
tramps unlocked the door with a skele-
ton key and took eight dollars and q
pocket knife from Mr.. Smiths trousers.
The thieves were caught at Wadsworth
and locked up in the jail??? They
walked out after pulling the door off its
hinges and stripping some sheet iron
from the cells. They were recaptured al
Carlin the next day and brought in by
Constable Lothrop. They we're examin-
ed before Judge Hummel and held to
answer to the charges Of house breaking
and Jail breaking.
Mrs. M. I. Coats has one of the pref
test flower gardens in town. As early
as it is at present geraniums are profuse
and in full bloom in this lady's conserv-
atory, as are other flowers whose names
we failed to secure. Geraniums, roses,
lilies, pansies, tuberoses, violets and
pinks, thrive here if we'll taken care of,
and as to size they could do no better
in California. Nothing wrong with
the soil OF Nevada when delicate flowers
can be cultivated here.-Silver State.
Conductor Coats should move to Wads-
worth where w have summer the year
around and Mrs. G. wouldn't have to
use extreme care or a dollhouse.
In accordance with a request in the
form of a generously signed petition, the
location of the new cemetery has been
changed from the site on the west bank
of the Truckee river. and this now pro-
posed is an admirable location on a piece
of high ground across the river on the
bluff west of where the old machine
shop stood. We would like to see a site
chosen that would meet with the unan
imous approval of the people so every.
body would be interested enough to helI
push the matter to a successful termin'
alton. Harmony means unqualified
success. Now we can all work vigorously