The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-05-12

JENKINS type Will be restrained.
The Industrial army stole a train ves-
terday from the Southern Pacific and
got as far as Rocklin where trouble &C.
CURED with the town officers and the
constable shot and killed the Industrial
leader. They are trying to 60 to Wash
ington.
w. S. Beard, Grand Chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias OF Nevada, wifi meet
with the members of Pyramid Lodge No
10 next Monday night, the Odd Fellows
courteously adjourning early. All men,
bers in good standing are cordially invit-
ed to attend.
An exhange remarks that two things
must be settled-there must be an in
crease in the volume of the currency and
a restriction of immigration. All else
is a makeshift, and the business world
will not revolve as usual on it's axis till
there is an equilibrium.
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Representatives in both Houses of
Congress from the Pacific Coast have
protested to the Secretaries of War,
Navy and Treasury against those depart
ments purchasing supplies in the East
to be consumed in the West, when these
supplies can be furnished by States in
the West that produce them.
An experiment is being made in SOW
ing white sage or arid lands. This sage
is n of the most nutritious known for
range rattle to Craze upon. One pecul-
iarity of its growth is that where found
in it's native state there is scarcely a ves-
tige of common sagebrush on the same
tract, although the area including the
width sage growth is fringed with COM
mon sage.-Enterprise.
A number of girls, from 10 to IA years
age, have been writing anonymous
letters to the young men about town.
These letters contain nothing perhaps
but what parents might read but the
practice of sending such missives is dan
gerous, as motives may be misunder-
stood. The girls have meant no harm,
but they should stop before harm meets
them. A word to wise parents is sufici-
ent.
If there is anything that tortures an
editor more than anything else it is to
publish a $15 or 500 obituary notice
about some old prominent citizen who
never had the manhood to take his
home paper. Editors frequently put
such notices in at request of relatives
and friends, but it grinds them to eulog-
ize a man to the skies who was too
to support his home paper. A
three line notice is all such fellows
The Brotherhood of Railway Train
men propose to give a grand ball at
Wadsworth on the evening of July 4th.
They will erect an ample pavilion in
Hon. T. q. Herman's field and will en-
deavor to perfect all their arrangements
a grand scale. The citizens of Wads-
worth are requested to perfect a pro-
gramme for entertainment during the
day, and for this purpose the business
men have been called upon and have
literally subscribed a sufficient amount
to meet probable expenses. The boys
are working hard to arrange preliminar-
les. 1t is 0 assured that Wadsvorth
will celebrate and the ladies should take
hand and make the occasion a mem
orable one.
The ~postofice department announces
that no more dropping Of letters into the
mail cars will be allowed. Hereafter
mail will not be taken on the railroad
mail cars unless it first passes through
the postofice. The order was made be-
cause 80 many business men near rail-
way stations mailed their letters on the
train and it made a large amount of ex-
ira work for the mail clerks, time being
used in stamping letters that was need
ed in sorting out the mail between sta
tioDa