The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-06-02

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Judge Hummel's cour room Tbrrsaov
ana the cases were continued to allow
the emma women to move their habita-
tlons outside Of the limits.
Inc Century War Book is the most
useful portfolio issued by the Examin-
er. 1t is a complete history with the
nhest Illustrations and pictures. Order
1t at the DISPATCH office.
Mrs. Il. w. Harrison, formerly of
Truckee but now residing in San Fran
cisco, Is here on a visit. The lady will
go to Wadsworth this week to visi. he,
niece, Mrs. E. NJ. Standardization.
Governor Flower has signed the bill
that none but citizens of the United
States shall be employed by the State
municipal corporations, or be hired by
contractors to do State or municipal
work.
Genoa Courier III every man, WON
an and child in Nevada would make a
resolution that not a dollar of their
money should be spent outside the
State henceforth an era of prosperity
would Immediately set in.
H. H. Beck has been ont at Loyelock.
He says crops will be immense in that
section this year. The alfalfa is almost
ready for the mower now. The Hum
boldt is unusually high and there will be
no scarcity of water this year.-Journal
Hand your contributions to the 4th of
July fund to Brooks McClane, chairman
of the Finance Committee, or E. T. Lo-
throp, N. A. Hummel, J. f. Crosby, Bill
Nichols, or anybody who will take
them to the chairman, or take them
there yourself.
1t will be a credit to Wadsworth to
have her Main street in shape for the
4th. We will be thankful for the work
done. Now is the time to begin to get
all the trash u of the back alleys and
lessen the risk of fire at all times and
particularly on the day we celebrate.
How pretty Union Church looks in its
new coat of paint, new fence and bud
ding trees? The K. K. Klub is deserv-
ing of the thanks of the community for
the work and IN behalf of the public the
DISPATCH hereby extends their and it's
appreciation Of the noble endeavor.
The First National Bank of Reno pays
four per cent per annum interest on time
deposits. If you do business with the
First National you can rest assured you
will meet with fair treatment and your
money will be safe. Your attention is
directed the statement in today's issue OF
DISPATCH.
The City Council of Ell Paso, Texas,
has decreed that no oma shall be al
lowed to walk or ride in the streets of
Ell Paso wearing what is known as the
divided skirt. The Councilmen declar-
ed the practice, which has threatened to
become an epidemic in certain circles,
to he indecent and demoralizing.
Although it is not claimed that Ayers
S~arsaparilla cures every i'll to which the
flesh is heir, yet as a matter of fact, it
comes nearer doing this than any other
medicine ever compounded. In purify
ing the blood, it removes the scource Of
nearly all disorders of the human sys-
The San Francisco Call says: George
Russell of Elko and j. X. Bradley of
Reno, two cattlemen of Nevada, are at
the Lick. They are both of the opinion
that people OF California who are ship
ping stock into Nevada are taking a big
risk, on account of the uncertainty of
the winter ranges. New cattle, they say
never do we'll the first winter, but get
along all right after they have become
accliinated.
Something should be done to stop the
to stop the congestion in bust
ness; to stop the making of tramps, by
idle men something to do through
which they could earn a living. There
are deserts to be reclaimed, swamp lands
to be leveled and drained, railroads to be
extended into the wilderness to create
business in rich mineral districts, rivers