The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-08
The world is full of people who are

The world is full of people who are
never SO happy as when they are I'M
happy, and Charles Kingsley has given
such "A very good recipe for enjoying
themselves. "If you want to be miser-
allie, think about yourself, what you
want, what you ike, what respect
people ought to pay you, and what they
think OF you.''-Colusa Sun.
A lawyer in a courtroom may call a
man II liar, sc%oundrel, villain or theft
and no one makes complaint when court
adjourns. Ii a newspaper prints such a
reflection on a mans character there is
a libel suit or a dead editor. This is
probably owing to the fact hat people
believe what editors say what the law
yers say cuts no figure.-Hastings Dem
ocrat.
A IA regular meeting of Pyramid Lodge
No. 10 X. of P. held last Tuesday eve
ming the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: T. j. Yeargin,
C. c.; T. W. Fitzgerald, V. c.; G. A.
MACPHERSON, X. OF X. Il s.; T. L..
Bellam, Prelate J. B. Finley, NJ. of W. !;
Geo. Schultz, NJ. of F.; E. IT. Proctor,
M. of E.; J. F. George, M. at A.; A..
Steele, Trustee; J.. b. Finley, Cemetery
Trustee.
How strange that some Rebekah
sisters are opposed to the opening of
the political and social highways to
their sex! The Sovereign Lodge has
stepped forward and the edict is record
ed. 1t has never yet, in all these
seventy-six years taken a step back
ward, and it is very doubtful if it ever
will, no matter who may petition for
such a thing. The open door, has
come to stay.
Dayton Times: Thousands of fish
have persisted this Spring in Mason
Valley in the irrigating bitches and,
fields. When the headgates are opened
Va hiAOW WttCA W jill ia thO ultCilCc
for i~rrigating, the fish follow down the
bitches and into the fields, and as they
cannot get back to the river they die.
Thousands of carp, catfish and perch
can be picked up on the fields after
each irrigation.
1t vas expected that a new timetable
would go into effect right away, as it
had been announced that the repairs
on the ferry boat Solano were about
completed. 1t has been learned that
the big ferry boat which plies between
Benicia and Port Costa is ready for
duty so far as its machinery is concern
ed, but the "aptons'. over which the
trains run in going upon the boat are
not yet finished. 1t is thought they
will not be completed before two or
three weeks from now. In the mean
time trains will continue to run Oh the
present schedule-Truckee Republican.
Great care must be taken in cutting
alfalfa. The proper time to NOW al
falfa is just as the flowers become fairly
open. Later, the stems become woody,
the leaves will fall off and half the val
ne OF the hay will be lost. In the eli
mate of California the hay should be
raked into windrows, cooked up and put
into stack, while still fresh and limp, be-
fore the color has been burned out of it
or the leaves broken off. When it is
properly cured, stock OF all kinds will
eat alfalfa hay and thrive upon it. For
fattening cattle and sheep for market it
has no equal and as a steady diet for
milch caws, with proper rations of bran
or squashes, it produces the best results.
Horses fed upon alfalfa, with a judici-
GUS grain ration, may be kept in the best
condition, while pigs may be reared to
the fattening point as upon no other
food.-Ontario Observer.
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