The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-22


a miner writes from Almo, Idaho
'"a' lie Is making 81 a day by tho pan
process in the Snake river placers nea,
that place.
ihere are but very few idle men in
'fucKee now. Those who want to work
are employed or the various ice ponds
-RepAblican.
MAJOR Wooten and C. W. Jones. Jr.,
were up from the Reserve Yesterday
overseeing the loading Of many Indian
freight teams.
IL Is said that there is only one time
the Wadsworth girl is satisfied with the
size OF her Hosiery and that Is the night
before Christmas.
II the conditions are favorable a rail
road will be built between Winnemucca
and Kennedy by the Carson and Cclora-
DO Railway Company.
). W. Freeman came in Wednesday
n left for home Thursday with a load
OF freight. He looked the picture OF
good health and happiness.
The Saltwater people have organized
u social club which has for it's object
mutual benefit in the way OF literary ex-
ercises and other entertainments.
Lem Allen is at Reno looking into his
little fight for Speaker of the Assembly.
lie generally gets there and has no OPP
position as yet among HIS Silver party
colleagues.
Somebody who writes more truthfully
than POLITICALLY says: "An angel with
out money is not thought so much Of
nowadays as a devil with a pile Of
greenbacks."
News Letter, Puck, Judge, Truth,
Standard, Life, Town Topics, Texas
Siftings and etc. in Xmai editions,
works of art in their line, now at the
Dispatch Office.
The medical Society Of Nevada will
meet in Reno on the first of the year.
Addresses will be made at the Court
Rouse oy the medical fraternity to
which the public will be invited.
After January 1896. there will be a
uniform rate of postage-5c for each hall
nunce--to all foreign countries, with q
few exceptions, including Canada and
Mexico, to which the rate is &c.
The Government bought q span Of
black horses from. Charles Bailey on tlt
Sink and q span OF bay Wild Idle colt.
from Lem Allen for use at the Pyramid
Lake Indian reservation. Major Woot-
ten picked the stock.
Wadsworth Lodge No. 80, /. o. O. F.,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: +. l.. Voorhees,, n. g.;
T. C. Foulks, v. g.; Geo. Goodwin,
Secretary Jas. Curran, Per. Secretary
J. Schwandt, Treasurer.
Mt. Horeb Enca.npment No. ~, l. o.
O. +. has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Il. A. Lewis, G.
p. +. Toft, II. p. J. +. Crosby, Sr. w.
f. Gallo, Jr. w. N. A. Hummsl, Scribe
VIM. P~ierson, Treasurer.
The Virgins City Enterprise remarks
The great Pullman strike was a mislor.
tune to this State in more ways than one.
The greatest o it has brought upon us
ia an impending crop of new LAWYERS.
Boil, J.C. Doughty aud J. G. March ar.
studying law.
Winnemucca and Elko will have pub
lie Christmas trees and the people Vi
those towns are subscribing literally
The Silver State says even the China
men Of that town have given financial
assistance toward helping the youngsters
enjoy the trees.
Nothing makes a man so sad as the
thought that his wife is going to make
him q costly Christmas Rresent.-Ga
zette. The editor of the Gazette will
mark it with a blue pencil, send it tc
his wife and establish his reputation a
a fnancier with his pencil-pushins
brethren. +.
Queen Esther Rebekah L0ige No. 3
has elected the following officers for thu
ensuing term: Miss Agnes Steele, Nc