The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-28

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can nomination for President in 1896.
Two Willie boys with c~nrysanthe-
mnms in their button holes might be
called a pair of Observation-Disclosures .
Mrs. Frank Hampton and little
daughter Ruth arrived from Winnie
''urca to be present at the Auxiliary
ball.
Inc miners are much encouraged in
llite Horse. Geo. McKennet went M
ms week TO work on DR.. Jack man's
claim.
Reno will consider tn" proposition at
the ballot OF improving the brick school
house $4,000 worth. The rooms are
crowded.
}. A. Gregory has a choice collection o
cigars, Tansill's Punch, Baldwin! Club
and other noted brands. y
When the irrigation works, now ui,.
der way in Arizona, are completed,
l.OOO, 600 acres of arid land will be made
fertile.
A Topeka, Kan. man claims to hold
The secret society championship of the
world. tie is an active member OF forty.
n secret societies.
The vote in Washoe county in favor oil
e~lecting United States Senators by di.
rect vote Of the people was 1850; agains,
the proposition, rs.
Grand Chancellor Aitken invites all
knights Of Pythias to assist him in the
organization of Myrtle Lodge No. 20 al
Verdi on December 9th.
Senator J. P. Jones is at his home in
SANTA Monica. Cal, enjoying himself
with iis family. He will not 70 East
until after the holidays.
The DISPATCH acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a complimentary ticket to the
Thanksgiving ball given by the q. I. A.
to the b. of l.. +. at Music Hall.
LosT--A pocket book containing VAL
liable papers, worthless to the finder
but Of much Importance to. the owner /
Finder please leave at this office.
Gregory has just got in y supply OF
fresh nuts OF all kinds 5lbs. for. 81. =
Eastern cattle buyers are picking up
most of the beef cattle in this pat OF the
State. They pay better pricel.than the
Western buyers.-Elko Independent.
An Iowa farmer says that raising
horses II" longer pays because the men
use trolleys. the girls biz ycles and the
Government is now run by ~jackasses.
Miss Madden's music class is doing
good practice for the concert on the 4ti
OF next month. The class is a very large
n and will give q splendid entertain
ment.
Constable Lothrop desires us to state
that the hollering and boisterous lam
guage used by the young bIoods on the
streets last Saturday night must not be
repeated.
Dutch Henry was in town Monday
and left for home Tuesday. He is feed
ing 125 head of beef steers ie bought at
Reese River and feels sure he 10 making
a winning deal.
Mr.. Victor Darnberges Of Palo Alto
has beer elected Principal of the Wads.
Public school to succeed Mr.. Cutting. |
The gentleman is an experienced teacher
and has been principal of the Mavfield
school for the seven years last past.
Hon. Lem ALLEN is a candinate for
Speaker of the Assembly. He has been
q member Of the Legislature six times
and thinks he has had the proper exper-
Lem is q slayer and will make
competitors hustle.
Mr.. Alonzo Scott, colored evangelist, |
spoke at Music Hall Saturday and Sun
day evenings last to large audiences. He
kept his audience laughing and made 9
gond impression otherwise. His talks
are real treats and his object q noble
one.
George J. D. King, Representative to
the Supreme Lodge, Knights OF Pythies.
passed through Wadsworth Saturday OH
his return home. He is a very enthusi-
astic Knight and entertained q number
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