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

on appeal in the United States Circnit
Court of Appeals in San Francisco this
week.
F. L. Voorhees, and wife, II. D. Esden
and wife, j. w. Smith and wife departed
for San Francisco Monday night and are
now taking in the sights at the Midwin-
ter Fair.
Carson Lodge No. 4 l.. o. o. F., have
elected Jacob Klein, A.. M. McCabe,
John Meyer, NJ. Hanson, Geo. r. Dobbs
and d. Couillard representatives to the
Grand Lodge.
No man should ever steal a kiss with
out making sure beforehand that the
girl knows what he is going to do, sufi-
GENTLY so that she may be all ready to
do her share.
Mrs. L. j. Flint and children left Reno
Monday night for Yuma, Arizona,
where they will hereafter reside. Mr..
Flint will follow as soon as he can settle
up his business affairs.
A sheepman in this county has among
his sheepshearers four Piute squaws who
are engaged in the sheep-shearing bus
mess and are said to be experts at shear
ing sheep.-Sllver State.
Amity Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
Reno, elected as representatives to the
Grand Lodge: G G. Powning, S. j..
Hodgkinson, G. A. Jones, Sol. Levy, B.
M. Coffin and w. II. Noyes.
VIM. Radley of Antelope Valley
brought in 1000 pounds Of wool this
week, for which he realized eight cents
per pound in trade. Last year the same
wool WAS worth eighteen cents.
They have an ordinance at Salem, Orr
which provides for the posting of a per-
sons name as a common drunkard and
making it an offense for anyone to fur
nish him with liq Tor thereafter.
1t will be in order now for some brave
young man to appear on the streets
wearing a straw hat. If some enterpris-
Ing merchant will furnish the straw hat
we will furnish the brave young man.
Appeal.
Foster says the next storm wave will
reach the Pacific Coast about the 18th,
cross the western mountains by the close
of the 10th, the great central valleys
from the 18th to 10th, and the Eastern
States about the Goth.
The small boy has begun to count the
days between the present time and va
cation. We know of a young man in
town who is engaged in the same Occur
pation.-Carson News. And Wadsworth
and Winnemucca have two who will
also count them.
"Six days shalt thou labor says the
great lawgiver TO do good work, man
must be at his best. This condition is
attained by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. 1t overcomes that tired feeling,
qui,kens the appetite, improves diges-
ton, and makes the weak strong.
1t is stated that the Wadsworth peo-
Pile are anxious to have. the Snow Ball
Minstrels give an entertainment in their
town. If they should conclude to go
down a large number of Truckeeites not
members OF the show would accompany
them.-Republican.
Visitors to the Indian school, Miss
Kate Macauley teacher, report in the
highest terms of the success Of the
school and the advancement of the
scholars. Miss Macauley has also had
splendid success in securing abundance
of food, clothing, ETC., for the children.
Board of County Commissioners of
Churchill accepted the map which was
made by Surveyor Chalmers. The map
is said to be a very fine one anG is a good
representation of as good an agricultural
district as can be found in the United
States. The map is now at the Mid
whit r Fair.
Senator Stewart has settled all doubts
as to where he stands politically, by the
publication OF a letter over his W sig
nature, closing with these words: II am
a populist and belong to the only party
that is unequivocally opposed to the sub
lection of the people of the United States