The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-05-23

A tiny electric light fastened to the
end OF a pencil is a recent invention to
enable reporters to take notes in the
darkness, and 10 find the keyhols when
they reach home.
DIR. 4. c. Ward has returned from
Iruckee where he has been very busy
Tor a number Of weeks. He stands in
high favor with the Truckee people. for
being a first-class workman.
The news from Washington that
Senator John z. Jones of Nevada will
shortly issue an address on the silver
question, and defining his position on
existing political and financial affairs.
We honor labor as the source of all
wealthy, and it is the labor of American
manhood that has developed the
resources OF the country and is today it's
power and safety.-Senator Perkins.
VIM. Biggs, a Reno raised boy, has
been appointed Yard Master of the
Reno yard. Prod" as he is familiarly
called, has taken charge, and no better
man could be put in the place.-Journal.
The DISPATCH acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF a copy of the Statistician and
Economist, published by L. P. McCarty,
S14 California street, San Francisco The
McCarty statististics are useful and re-
liable.
Ii Lyon and Churchill counties can
agree and consolidate what a fine agri-
cultural county we would have.-Mason
Valley Tidings.
Churchill thinks it is all right the way
it is now.
"Ah" said the man with the bated
breath,
Who lived with his third scolding wife,
"You talk about the jaws OF DEATH
They're nothing to the jaws of life."
Student Record.
Wadsworth people will celebrate on
the Fourth of July. 1t is Reno's off
year and everyone will use the day each
according to his liking.-Gazette.
If he likes to come to Wadsworth We
will assure him a pleasant time.
At a meeting of the school trustees of
Reno Professor John E. Bray, the pres
ent principal, was elected to succeed
himself for the next school year. Prof.
Bray is one of the leading educators of
the Coast and Reno holds on to a good
man.
A handsome fence, built by Bob Ar
thur, now encloses Fraternal Cemetery.
C%onveniences have not been overlooked
as a row of hitching posts is handy at
the front entrance. 1t is a beautiful
piece of ground and when improved it
will be a great credit to Wadsworth.
Henry Theelan was in town Sunday.
- oiiiiho biaI J~dCkIdDDtOS QO IlOT6
damage to grain fields than squirrels do
and paid a three-cent bounty and the
expense OF ammunition to some Piutes
to destroy the long-eared pests. They
killed two hundred in less than three
days.
A. M. Levers of Franktown who took
the civil service examination for a posi-
ton in the Patent office last OCTOBER has
received an appointment rs Fourth As
sistant Examiner in the Patent Office.
He will leave for Washington about the
23d inst. The salary is 81 200 a year.
Journal.
The vast facilities of the J. G. Aver
Co., of Lowell, Mass, enable them to
place The Superior Blood-purifier-
Ayers Sarsaparilla- within easy reach
of the poorest invalid. Don't be induc-
ed to take a "cheap" substitute. Al
WAYS remember that the best is the
cheapest.
Ayes's Pills are invaluable for the
cure of Headache, Constipation,
Stomach and Liver troubles, and all
arrangements of the digestive and as
similative organs. These Pills are sugar.