The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-06-23

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Oh the Wadsworth public schoo, No
omitted mention of the recitation Cit
by Little" by Eta Webb. The littla
lady deserves praise for her effort.
Dr.. Whitaker, the mining expert
VINO was here a short time ago to look
al Churchill county gold properties
ana The borax marshes near Mud Lake
died recently at his eastern home.
MISS Minnie O'Hare departed last
Thursday evening for her home at Car
son where she will spend a few davs
PRIOR to visiting the Fair. We noticed
a couple OF small boys ride out on no. a.
The Republicans oil Nevada have not.
given up all hopes of carrying the State
this Fall. The Chronicle was informed
that a capitalist of Carson will assume
the responsibility Of heading the ticket.
Edwin Fowler of Wadsworth came nm
last night. He'is enthusiastic on the
coming celebration to be held there on
VII
the Fourth. Ed is a rustler and don't
believe in doing any thing half way
Journal.
President Debs says steps will be TAX
en- to form an alliance between the
knights of Labor, the American Rail
way Union and the Farmers Alliance
II
which will bring about 1900, 900 into
the alliance.
Mrs. L. Beemer went to Wadsworth
last Thursday, where she will reside per-
manently in the future. The lady has
hosts of friends in T~ruckee, all of whom
regret her departure from their midst
very neutrality-suspicious..
State Printer Eckley has just finished
printing $1,000 copies of the proposed
Constitutional Amendments in PAM
phlet form. They will be sent 10 the
voters OF the State SO they may act with
full knowledge at the polls.
Bill Gibson, Wallace Reinhart and
Supervisor VIM Ross, of the Indiana
School, narrowly escaped drowning at
Lake Tahoe Saturday. They were out
fishing when q heavy wind came up.
They reached shore after a hard pull.
Henry Barnes, Of Lawrence, Mass, is
believed to be the oldest Odd Fellow in
the United States. He was initiated in
1925, when the order was only a few
years old in this country, and he is now
in his Goth year.
DIR. E. C. Ward has gone to Truckee
to remain there until July LIST to COM
plete some work. Doctor Ward has
made a reputation at Truckee for doing
satisfactory work and consequently has
all he can do for the time he can spare.
Hastings band is constantly getting
new music and putting in hours of prac-
tice. 1t is one OF the best musical Or
CARNATIONS east Of San Francisco and
west OF the Mississippi, and is a credit
to Reno. The band will furnish some
fine music on the Fourth at Wadsworth.
Ayers Hair Vigor is a universal beau-
tifier. Harmless, effective, and agree
able, it has taken high rank among tot
let articles. This preparation causes
thin and weak hair to become abundant.
strong, and healthy. and restores to gray
hair its original color.
Mrs. ]. w. Freeman and daughter ar
rived from WOODLAND Thursday, where
the latter has been attending school.
Mr.. Freeman met them here and the
party left for Still water where they will
spend the summer. j. Ii. Kent's chill
dren returned with them after a visit
to the Midwinter Fair.
Commissioner James A. Yeringten is
still hard at work advertising the state g
splendid undeveloped resources and his
labors are bearing fruit already and pro-
mise a big crop in the ear future. The
exhibit the state made at Chicago at
tracted attention from every country on
earth.
The Grand E%ncampment of I. O. O. F
of Nevada convened in Virginia City
Monday and elected the following orf-
GERS: Benjamin Curler, G.. P, Reno; A.
Wamsley, G.. H. p, Dayton; j. X.
Batcheder, q. s. W., Virginia; L. Gug-
enheim, q. s., Virginia; j. A. Hunton,