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

CIV" "A social dance on ST. Patrirk'>
night, Saturday evening, after the dane.
ing school which closes at 8 O'Clock.
The owners of tne White Cloud Cop
per mines are making a survey for a
railroad from Lovelock to the mn, =
thirty miles fro illr Central Pacific.
Henry Cobb returned Yesterday from
fresno wnerr he lett Mrs. Cobb for
medical treatment. Her lhysici III gives
her str'alg hope of beng restored Ia
health in Il lew mnntfe.-Carsnn news.
A printing office in Kentucky is open
Ell very morning witt, PRAYER. An ex-
change SAYS that is quite a departure
rom the usual custom. Establishments
OF that kind are usually opened by the
"d"vif' and not nnfrequently closed by
the sheriff.
Beef cattle for th" San Frantisco
market are selling at 54 cents per pound
delivered in Carson City. 1t costs 500
~ w ''i'l' thflI OtluN, u tdf con.
tanning about twenty head. 1t is to b..
hoped the market VII! improvisation
Courier
The County Commissioners realizing
the Wadsworth %ram4hackle building
known as the Jail is not even fit for a
pig-pen have kindly agreed to construct
a new building in its stead that will
meet all requirements. They are wait
ing to hear wha: kind of "a building will
be suitable.
If We will tidy up our streets a little
aud show a disposition to fill up several
hollows IN Main street the railroad COM
pany will undoubtedly fill in their part
of the street and The work would make
a big improvement. Keep the trash off
the streets. Ii you want a nice town do
your share towards making il so.
If you don't thing Wadsworth ran get
up a good minstrel troupe it would
cause you to quickly change your mind
were You favored with Il srrenade fy
young folks such a. the DIPATCH exppr-
enced Monday evening, when the town
was flooded in moonlight. Come bovs
lock up that party If sin. ers, enlist thei'
aid and the rest will be- easy.
Heretofore gold mining has seen more
Of "a game eli chance than q bn.iness
People went into it expecting to make
fortunes and if they didn't : C eel he.
quit in disgust. Hereafter it will he ron
dncted on the same systematic business
principles that govern all other indus.
tries, agricultural rmr>mus and manu-
featuring eilerpr SEES. As yet the
ground has u.,y beeI Standardization
mer Index.
In a quiet sheltered f-ll and under
the shade Of the trees with running MA
the handy will he located Wadswortlr'>
new cemetery. We a,e glad tina, deter
mined steps have been taken, we
ieel assured of success with the matter
in the hands of the knights OF z, tllias
and the odd Fellows. They have already
received substantial aid from Hon. +. u.
herman and we trust they will prosper
IN the undertaking.
Professor Ring, State Superintendent
Of Public lnslrut ton, says he receives
dozens of letters from various parts Of
the United States from persons desiring
positions as school teachers. He says
there are only positions for 265 teachers
in the State and there are about 450 res
idents of the State who hold teachers
certificates. As preference should be
given home teachers, OTHER things being
equal, there is no opening for an ouai Ie
teacher i'll Nevada at the present time.
1t is necessary for a miner to be famil-
lar with a district in order to be a com
petent judge Of its merits. There is a
striking difference IN mines and in tie
methods Of ore occurrence IN mineral re-
sions, no two Of which may have exactly
The amt characteristics, though each
may be good. A man who is familiar
with one and has an exalted opini, n of
it may condemn another which po 8 ,ssps
equal merit, simply through blind lgnoI-
ance OF local conditions. This is why
we are down on the all around expert"
wto pretencs To know everything within
tue range OF all the o,ogies, and upon