The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-13

visiting friends here for several weeks,
left for home yesterday morning. She
enjoyed her visit and her friends enjoy
ed her company and were sorry she did
not stay longer.
A number of the l3 miners who lett
the Comstock some time ago TO accept
positions in Mexico, returned to the
Comstock yesterday having found min
ing in Mexico, at least so far as they
were concerned, a failure. -Enterprise
We coincide with the exchange that
says that Nevada promises to be on top
OF the agricultural heap this year-in
her modest way of course. While cy-
clones and cold weather, grasshoppers
and the likes are destroying the crops
east of the Rockies, the outlook for New
ada has not been brighter for years.
G. L. Skinner, the Reno photographer
is pronounced one of the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call On Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
Some of the political prophets at
Washington say there will be seven
Presidential tickets in the field next
year. There will be a nominal Repub-
lican ticket, a nomical Democratic
ticket, a Bimetallic ticket, a Gold Stan
dard ticket, a Populist ticket, a Prohibi-
ton ticket and a Woman's Rights ticket.
George Bower, acting for an Oakland
company, has purchased a lot OF timber
land along and near the bank between
Reno and Truckee, and with the asst
ance of a portable engine and drag saw
will cut the timber. into stove wood
length and float it down the river to
Reno. A large boom will be put in from
the island opposite the Riverside club
house to the south shore, and the wood
hauled out and piled to dry. He expects,
through that means, to be able to make
a material reduction in the price of wood
to the people OF Reno and vicinity
Gazette.
Coins Financial School" Cash ys
Coin" and COINS Financial School up
to Date" are for sale at this office. Also
Novels, Cartoons, Magazines and FASH
ion Journals.
AS long as Nevada imports hams,
b%acons, lard, eggs, chickens and turkeys
by the carload from the effected East,
while there are thousands of acres OF
the most productive soil in the world
iying idle within easy reach of the mar
kets, on which these things can be pro-
duced cheaper than anywhere else in
the world by intelligent effort, SO long
will a large element of the population
remain unthrifty grumblers.-Ex.
AS Arthur Macpherson and Albert
Gladding left Reno Tuesday morning en-
route for Lake Tahoe, Art told the
Swing Crew that they would beat them
into Truckee. They drove SO fast they
did not see the town but went ten miles
beyond and beat the Swing into Truckee
the next day. They were quite notori-
Gus and the Truckee girls wanted to
know all about them. When bed time
came that evening they found the
blankets missing, Art used a Call for a
comforter and an Examiner for a pillow
and after arising the next morning de-
livered OF the greatest Democratic
speeches ever made in California. AL
thinking that some milk was needed for
the nourishment of himself and the noble
orator they started for the dairy, but
alas poor bashful Arthur saw three dairy
maids, started down the road toward
the team yelling, Come on Shorty, L
see some girs, Pm going to the Lake"
According to close calculation they went
to the Lake if they didn't go around it,
but we hope to hear from some time in
the future. A political friend has sent
Art a Chronicle for a pillow so he will
returnthe Republican ranks.