The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-23


Mrs.. {. f.. Mclean and Miss Bessie
Whitol arrived from Fresno Monday
morning and left ior home Yesterday.
They will visit Dunsmuir on their re-
turn.
p. Russack was in town Monday and
his right arm must be a little sore I'VE
the many hearty hand shakes OF ron
gratula,ions he received over his min
ing successes.
Mrs. j. A. Miller OF Austin instituted
a lodge Of Rathbone Sisters at Elko
Friday, the affair winding up with Il
social fnr the Knights and their familie
that evening.
The DispArcH is in receipt OF Il com
plinlcntary ticket to the sixth annual
ball OF the G.I. A. to the b. OF l.. L. t.
be given at Music Hall, Thanksgiving
eve, Nov. 81, 1895.
Tranps that are put off of trains get
even with the railroad company by
burning ties. A good deal OF tins work
has been done along the G. z. and
much of it at Wadsworth.
Major Wootten has appointed Jimmie
Shaw Indian policeman at Wadsworth,
vice Joe Wadsworth removed. The new
man is well known here and should
make a tirst-class officer.
That's a fine piece of cheek, asking
the railroads for reduced fares to the
reception to Mr.. Dehs on his release
from Jail. 1t ought to be picked for
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
A young rascal with a "made sore
Leg Hictimized many people in town
this week, supporting three healthy
hobos by the traffic. He showed tia,
disgusting sores 70 women to gain sym
patty and coin.
Rev. j. W. Henty and wife arrived
Saturday, and Monday and Tuesday
evenings Mr.. Henry lectured on Soutt.
Sea Island Lie at Music Hall. He will
tour the eastern states and return to
his home in Tahiti.
Doc Losr:--At Carson Sink, a black
log with wliitsg breast and one white
lore paw; II cross between u Water
spaniel and New Foundland. A suit
able reward will be paid on return to
the Wadsworth Bakery.
1t is time that people who want a
6rst-class picture went to G. L. Skinner,
Reno, because he is 4 No. / artist and
allows none but the best OF work to
leave his gallery. He guarantees all
work. DO not p~atronize a travelling
man when | will make better cabinets
for Y per dozen than YOU can reliably
get anywhere else.
As millions of bushels OF fruit are said
to be rotting on the wharfA along theOhi,
because there is not water enough in the
stream to take them to market, it would
seem the noble old river is not more re-
liable than u monopoly railroad.
Hicks Il Miller of st. Clair, Churchill
county shipped a carload OF honey to
San Francisco MONDAY. 1t is a snperi-
or article and the industry is on the in
crease at several Nevada points. 1t has
made a reputation for itself and is in de-
mand. :
The numerous sales of trimmed hats
made by Mrs. Phillips x Linton during
the past ten days show that the ladies
Of Wadsworth know first-class goods
when they see ii em and can appreciate
Bargains. THESE ladies' are giving val
les in millinery never before offered
and no one should fail to call and set.
their goods.
! Frank Chagnon tried his dry washer
on some dirt taken from "a point on
Peavine Mountain. The first lot was
about twenty pounds Of dirt or what a
small corn meal sack would hold and
Mr.. Chagnon obtained some forty colors,
worth from twenty to twenty-five cents.
The second trial showed thirty colors.
The experiment was simply a test of the
machine. and the result was very salts
factory showing that there is plenty OF
gold in the vicinity OF Reno.-Reno
journal.
A young Il reported to DIR. Jack
man Monday that ne had been thrown