The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-31

tle W 4l"ll lfta 1hll arr
required to work on the streets win n
ball and chain attached to their legs.
Inc ~oiackboards in Prof. Arnold's and
and Miss Henry's schoolrooms were re.
Stated last week, and are now lust ~
good as new.
1t is said that the present low prize
OF beef is caused by heavy sales IN the
a Francisco market OF Miller & Lux
cattle.-New Era.
kilograms receiver here Wednesday
night stated that Nels Hammond was
dying and his relatives left Sa, Fran.
CISCO Thursday. He is at the German
hospital.
Charles Foster of Truckee has an
order from San Francisco parties for 49,
900 Truckee frogs to be delivered The
coming season. He receives so cents
per dozen for them.
The President has md. the following
appointment: Jewett w. Adams, ~
~perintendent of Mint, Carson, Nevada 4;
Hirsch Harris, melter and refiner of
Mint, Carson, Nevada.
Ike Lothrop received three peacorks
from the home ranch at California and
they are beauties. Ike evidently intends
to have the surroundings ll Keeping
with his elegant residence.
A Manitoba farmer has a garden
patch, the soil Of whici, he imported
bodily from a warmer climate. On it
he grows vegetables when are entirely
foreign to his neighbo. hood.
A secret oath-honnd organization
known as the NO Sir Club" is spreading
among the young women OF Colfax,
Washington. 1t is aim d at the see-you-
home practice of stingy ~gallants.
Their are not AS many Democrats in
Nevada as there were yesterday morn
ing. The vote of the Seignirage bill has
changed several and the appointments
at the mint have changed at least two.
The Enterprise SAYS applications have
been prepared for filing on 25, 900 acres
OF land in the foothills marking the
northern boundary of Forty-mile Des-
ert. The land is to be used for a sheep
range.
The only things we have to blush for
when visitors are here are the Jail ????
and loppy Main street. We feel very
proud of Wadsworth otherwise and
pray that the defects mentioned may be
speedily remedied.
The DISPATCH returns thanks to Sena-
tor John =. Jones for a copy OF his great
speech, delivered in the United State
Senate last October. 1t contains 463
pages and we regard it as a valuable
addition to our libary.
Surveyor Gould and Monroe were in
the neighborhood OF the Oneida mill last
week doing field work for the company
that propose to drain Humboldt Lake.
a drainage ditch and tunnel have been
surveyed with the floor OF the tunnel a
loot below the bottom OF the lake.-New
Era.
Henry Theelen, Clutch Henry" sold
-. l..t ..ttI. -. A.. NIa. - yo..o
mento and by the sale the purchaser be-
came the owner of as choice a lot of beef
cattle as were ever rased in Nevada
Lee & Frasier stock. Neither party
would give the terms of the sale for pub
LEGATION, but 'Dutch Henry" says he is
satisfied. The cattle were shipped from
Wadsworth yesterday.
A quantity of work was sent by our
public school last week to the exhibit at
the Midwinter Fair. 1t consisted of spec
linens of map-drawing in crayon and
outline maps from memory, penman-
shap, number work by primary grades,
reproduction stories, and original essays.
Such examples of practical schoolroom
work as could be prepared during the
short time that was given to it. 1t was
impossible to send photographs of the
school or building as no artist was in
town.
Union Church has been the scene OF
many marriages which have not been
lucky. Mr.. and Mr.. Clas. kamm lost
their first anu only child after the moth
err passed through a trying ordeal by
being among strangers, tired with travel