The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-01-01

$500 ~ hAAiiiN
years has beer one OF The famous resorts
OF San Francisco, was completely des-
troyed by fire Christmas Evening.
Bath tubs are to be placed in Chicago
school buildings, and hereafter the
cleanliness of the pupils will he looked
alter by men and women janitors.
Matey Hubbard has been sent TO Fol
som State Prison for eighteen months
for the crime OF burglary committed in
Placer county.-Truckee Republican.
Miss Zue Geery and l'osy Fellnagle
departed for Salt Lake yesterday morn
ing 10 enter Rowland Hall this term.
Mrs. w. W. Geery accompanied them
OIL their trip.
At the local election held at Reno
last Saturday the proposition to levy an
additional tax of $4,000 to improve the
public school building at that place was
carried by a large majority.
Two or three boys vent hunting for
geese yesterday. Along toward evening
II of hem gave a sigh and wondered
where the geese were they all looked al
each otlier-and started for home.
So lie women will spend years of their
life in trying to win q mans affections
only to .jilt him, when they could cook a
meal in fifteen minutes that would make
him go sick he wouldn't know his head
from a football.
Frank E. Rutherford principal of the
Truckee School aud Miss Minnie Tyrrell
q teacher ia the same school were united
in matriniony at the residence of the
brides parents in Nevada City, last Sat-
turtay Evening.
G. f. Skinner, the Reno photogra-
pher, is pronounced 81 being one of the
best artists on the coast. He will con-
vince you of his work when you see his
samples. Mr.. Skinner that
he will guarantees every picture. Now
is the time to get your picture taken be-
fore the holidays.
After many months of very ENJOYABLE
Acquaintance 70 are to lose the four little
machinists Haight, Peach, Goodwin and
Curran. The boys have been very
good citizens and We hope that their
lines in tho future will be rast in as
pleasant places rs Wadsworth.
On account of the deep snow at Win
nemucca y Christmas tree could not be
procured, 80 it was concluded that
a large boat would answer the purpose
and one of the local carpenters was en-
ployed to construct the craft. The boat
Was rugged up to the niasts with Christ
mas presents and all OF the little folks
were delighted.
An exchange gives the following good
advice: "Be tolerant. This world is
large enough for all beliefs, fads. hob
bies, fashions, pet suI.erstitions and
hopes Of society. 30 long as they don't
interfere with life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness on the, part of others.
II you cannot share st'ur neighhors' de-
lusion al you are pleased 10 call it, at
least snfer him to enjoy it in peace.
Let him alone and he will probably let
you alone"
The Catholic Church authorities are
preparing to carry out the order of the
Pope prohibiting Catholic membership
In secret societies. Published lists OF
the secret societies have been obtained
and when Catholic members 20 to con-
fe~ssional they will be ordered to with
draw from secret societies or absOiHtion
be refused. II they do NOT 20 to COMES
sional for a year they will be dropped
from the church any wsy 70 formal ex.
commuuita alton will not be necessary.
Professor David Starr Jordan. ia his
lecture at Stockton a few days ago, said
that cigarette smoking is the ~veritable
fool-killer of the present generation
The Professor is right: the boy OF to-day
who has not sufficient intelligence tc
know that the cigarette will bankrupt
him mentally and physically, or know
ing, has not the manhood and strength
nj nurnoue Ia uhandnn the habit. is a
champ and the sooner the fool-killer
runs him in the better.-Woodland
Mail.
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