The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-07-21
BREVITIEs.
CTS


Clerk Jones was up from the Reserve
yesterday.
w. G. Noteware of Carson has beer
appointed Chief Clerk of the Mint.
The trainmen of the G. p. are being
sworn in as deputy U. S. marshals.
tautiI
The Southern Pacific pay car left West
Oakland for Sacramento Wednesday.
R.. II, Cowles made q business trip to
Reno by private conveyance this week.
If you want a family paper or a maya
zine to read call at the DisrArcH office.
The weather is warm and sultry, the
t~hermohetor registered 1916 in the shade
Thursday. T. -
We wonder why a certain party who
Gambling at the Willows did not reach
the dairy ranch.
Dode denies the story that 10 going the
rounds that he wal pelted with decom-
posed hen fruit, but says it was
F. M. Lee of the First National Bank,
OF Reno, was q passenger on Wednes-
days No. / en- route for Winnemncca.
Jas. Poole is to be an equal partner
with Jas. Crosby in the livery business.
They expect't to move in'tlieir new barn
soon. ;" ~"
DR.. Ward, our popular dentist, arrived
from Truckes last Tuesday his latest
phrase is: Follow me and you'll wear
diamonds" f'"' 4"
Utah has been admitted as . state,
the bill to- THAT effect having been signed
by President Cleveland and will take
effect in 1895.
Col. G. T. Croker, First Vice-Presi-
dent of the s. p. Co., passed through
Wadswotth Wednesday in his private
car bound west.
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The A. r. q. boys are becoming ex-I
pert pedestrians as most of them have q
long walk daily around the picket lines.
of the U. s. soldiers. -" II
The ive-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sardis Summerfield, died al Reno Thurs
day night dftyphdid'fevet,, after a linger-
ing ilhnesss of three weeks.
l I"-s t fur W. h.
Mrs. T. W. Fitzgerald and children, and
Miss Gertie Dunlope returned from Od-
gen Wednesday morning where they
have Been visiting relatives.
The walks and floor of 4. Griswold's
new cement store addition are compile
ted, all hat now remains unfinished OF
building is the roofing and side openings
Some of our society young ladies fill
up the ears OF their best fellow with face
powder so when out they can take a dig
out of his BAR and add it to their COM
'plexion. an1 mr.
A special meeting of the Virginia
Miners Union. will be held o to ap-
point q committe to solicit subscriptions
to aid the American Railway Uhion.-
Enterprise. W
1t is impossible to guess at the present
time, when the strike will" terminate.
The railroad officials claim to have the
best Of 1t while on the other hand the
strikers say the .nmpahies are weaken
ing.
The eating house of the A. r. U. boye
across the river is in full operstioh'and q
large number OF men are fed every day.
They take contributions it'>tise shape Of
provisions and bed clothing which i
thankful lily received. ~ ." a,
M. S. Bonniield passed through Wads-
worth Wednesday ell rddte to his home
in Winnemucca. He says it is generally
admitted hat Webster, the Populist
candidate for Governor OF California
will be elected. :.
Whether Pasteur and Koch's peculiar
modes of treatment will ultimately
prevails or not, their theory of blood con-
tamina ion IL the correct one, though n, t
original. 1t was OH this tn aory that DR..
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