The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-14

Potatoes arr advancing a Ii tie,
Several carloads were shipped from
Reno to Sacramento this week, and the
reports say that the market will inl-
prove during tns neXs nionth.-Lyon
County Tunns.
Ii there Is a bump in the Uranium Of
man That tmr 1mlotisls have designated
Estate p%r'lp." | am u r hat those Ne.
vadans who have visited their State
bnilaing at the Midwinter Fair and
viewed with admiration its rich exhibit
Of resources, they it is who are causing
CONSERVATION among that gen eelrr class
of people, the hatters. Your hat Will
need nc blocking after u first visit to the
building. Nevada day has been post
roned until sometime in May, and it is
hep a til 1t I'll who en- will IL there 10
Gel, brat. tn" day thai is e ned 10 lie
the IN 81 notable OF the S ale iys a II Q
Fais for Nevada is the only state IN the
Union that has her own huilllng.-En-
terprise.
A public decorative leagueought to be
formed in every city, village ind town.
ship of this country. Its object should
be to improve roads. streets. landscapes,
parks and the inside and outside of pub
lie buildings. In c~ourthouses. town
halls and schoolhouses there is scope for
all the budding artistic instinct in the
American soul. Public buildings may
be improved by architectural additions,
and beautiied by paint and repairs, by
decorating tho walls and ceilings and by
the addition of pictures and sculpture.
The farmer will have his share of the
work chiefly in improving tina public
roads and identifying the landscape. He
will first remove from the public view
all unsightly objects and structures ON
his grounds. The expenses of the pub
J C decorative league can always be met
if people are public spirited.
tItiiC lI'I"' di'bF Nv = i've
IN ,st interested enough to be members
oi the band will get together and show q
desire 10 rt~organizef it can certainly be
done. ellsworth has had some good
bands and there is no reason why a
good one cannot be maintained. liie
suggestion has been made that if lack Of
funds is the calse of delay, said funds
ran be raised if the boys and girls, yes
girls by all means, Will get up u MIL
-irel lroup. There is no lack of local
talent in This direction and all That il
required is a good leader and plenty oil
practice. We have in Wadsworth in
>lrumental and voral mrsi; aud mliIsi-
clans galore, besides talent oil variuu-
kinds. Lets get a move on and 20 10
work and calci The next pay car and
have the band. There's nothing too
good for Waiswortli and everybody
would enjoy "a minstrel show.
At u recent business convention in
Missouri Governor Francis said /.
Each year the local paper gives from
$500 to 5000 tree lines 10 the conn-
mnnit, in which it is located. No ether
agency can or will do this. The editor,
in proportion To his means, does more
iur his Town than any other ten men,
aid IN AL fairness with me- he ought
to be supporled--not because you like
him or aimi re his writings, but because
the lot al paper is the best investment a
C immunity can make. II may not be a
brilliantly edited or crowded with
thought, but financially 1t IL of more
benefit to the community than the
teacher OF preacher. Understand me, |
d." not mean mentally or morally. but
financially, and yet on the moral ques-
llon you will find most OF the local
papers OH the right side. TO day the
editors Of the home papers do the most
Tor The least monty oi amy people Oh Tie
lace vi the earJii.'.