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

Mrs. j. L, Crosby, Mrs. It. O. Berry.
MRS. ). A. F~ellnagle and Mrs. J. H.
Whited had an outing at Lees RANCH
Monday.
Ii you want a first class magazine to
read, call at the DISPATCH office. Yon
can order any book, magazine or news
paper pr nted, at this office.
The X. X. Klub is contemplating re-
papering and fixing up the inside of the
church. 1t is a club that spends every
dollar they make for the public good.
No wife ever made a good house-keep-
er who was not allowed to have her own
say about home matters. That man is
a fool who persists in being boss at
home.
When the hair begins to fall out or
turn gray, the scalp needs doctoring.
and we know of no better specific than
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Wadsworth Lodge, No. SO, 1. O. o. F.,
last Monday night elected the following
officers for the ensuing term; T. F.
Bastian, N. g.; f. l.. Voorhees,, V. G.;
r. A. Glow, Secretary Jno. Scott, Treas
urer.
The DISPATCH acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a complimentary ticket to the
Commencement Ball to be given bv the
graduating class of the State UNIVERSE
ty at the Reno pavilion Friday evening
june 9th.
Henry Whistler reports that a species
of wire worm is playing havoc with the
onion fields in Glendale and vicinity.
The worms are about an inch long and
they work under the surface of the
ground, cutting the stalk.-Journal.
The Republican State Convention to
meet at Reno or September 18th will
be composed of one hundred and twenty
one members. Churchill, A; Douglas, 8;
Elko, 10; Esmeralda, 6; Eureka, 5;
Humboldt, 8; Lander, s; Lincoln, 6,
Lyon, 7; Nye, 4; Ormsby, IA; White
Pine, 5. Total, 121.
Amity Lodge No. 8, K. Of P, Reno,
elected the folio wing officers at a regular
convention on Friday evening: J. A.
Lewis, G. c.; J. Ziegler, V. c.; H. A.
Frederick, p; A. Helmold, M. at A.; s.
j. Hodgkinson, X. of R. and s.; VIM.
Noyes, M. of F.; D. Mckay NJ. of E.;
B. Coffin, N. of W.; Trustee, w. D. Nc
Nelly.
The other day as q lady came in John
Lees store, Mr.. Lee laid his hat on the
counter near his stock OF hats where it
remained until Leland Sterling came in
to purchase a hat. His pick was that Of
Mr.. Lees and he said that it eft fine"
and the clerk sold il to him. Two or
three days after he had worn it Mr.. Lee
noticed the hat the boy was wearing and
said he thought it looked like his lost
one. Upon examination he found his
name thereon. Who is the joke on, Mr..
Lee or the boy, or both?
That the Australian ballot system
and the accompanying safeguards
thrown by it around the purity of the
ballot box are not always adapted to the
requirements of the situation has
recently, been strikingly illustrated in
Kansas. The Legislature OF that state
has given the women the proud privi-
lege of voting at the municipal elections,
but unfortunately a section of the ballot
law already in vogue before and not
annulled by the woman suffrage act,
threatens to reduce the new vote to a
minimum. The section reads as fol-
lows: "The lower limbs of the voter
shall be visible as high as the knees
from the outsi lie while the voter is in the
booth preparing a ticket, the lower part
of the booth having to be left open for
that purpose"
FUN AND BURNT CORK.