The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-04-18

would bust" a Nevada paper
WIZ Cross. 10 m"r!y foreman .f
lrnckee Republican. has been attracted
10y The pleasant weather? at aosw ,rb
and is spending a few days in town.
The Woman's journal saws that
WOMEN are at last losing patience with
men. We had noticed, says an ex-
change, that they are all rntied MP.
George Brown, the negro who robbed
Engineer Smith and then broke ont of
the ellsworth jail, wa canyl,t saving
his way out Of the Reno Jail Monday.
Two carloads of potatoes were shipped
from here 10 Sacramento this week. and
one tai To Los Angeles. The shippers
received $3.50 a ton.-Dayton Times.
W. +. I%ampson is having a handsome
residence built on upper Railroad street.
Work was commenced this morning bv
Nj. E. Gilmore and SOILS of " ellsworth,
1''hNi GtuNCs .Hf
Woodland, in Yolo County, has OPEN
ed a saloon for women. 1t will be con-
Quoted by women and the bar will be
supplied with everything found in any
well regulated bar.
A short tune ago a rich bachelor died
and left all his wealth to the ladies who
had refused to marry him. He said il
WAS to them he was indebted tor the
happy life he had led.
Messra Dove and Murphy photogra.
pliers, have arrived and will open their
tent for patronage tomorrow. They are
as first-class photographers
which their workshops.
We learned yesterday that the election
OF school trustees does hot come under.
the Australian Ballot 81 stem, therefore
1t will not be necessary to file the names
candidates prior to the election.-Cai-
ION News.
A San Francisco journal asks if it
would not be we'll, iii case there are so
many millions of men unemployed in
this country, to shut the doors of the
United States for q time against the in
army of immigrants.
Major lssac Wooten's family, E. Fow-
Ter and /. H. Hastings arrived yesterday
from Delaware. The latter is TO act as
Industrial teacher at the Reserve where
the party was conveyed under the guild
ante OF the Major.
Henry Esden ia very busy this week
and shipping such drinks as
you will see that he carries in an adver.
tisement in another column. He has
Just received a carload OF Enterprise
beer which is now on the market.
"Your husband said the caller SYM
pathizineav "was a man of many excel
qualities" Yes" sighed the
"he was a good man. Every
says SO. wasn't much ~acquaint-
I'd with him myself. He belonged to
six lodges"
About 125 members of the Industrial
Army boarded a fir. light train at CaFlin
his forenoon and went east to join
and Ccxey's gang at Washington.
No effort was made TO prevent the men
a free ride. There are about 600
to follow.-tndependent.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Pythian Sis
.ers, Rebekahs and Ladies Aid met al
Fraternal Hall yesterday and kindly
tie furnish the lunch at the hall
night. All who will assist are
requested to meet at the hall Friday
morning at 8 O'Clock.
At a regular meeting of Ivanhoe lodge
No. Is, X. of p, the following named
members were elected representatives
the grand lodge, which convenes at
reno May "a, 1894: w. A. Brown, Geo.
J. Nixon, f. NJ. Fellows and j. J. Hill.
-Winnemucca Silver State.
The Logan (Utah) Nation has begun
~. The publishers turn out q
paper than their advertisements
arrant but as the Nation is quoted by
he western papers generally and its
IDEAS stolen by many numerous purioin-
,rs it's merit will bring success.