The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-01-12

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will be deputy secretary of state, T. N.
Stone deputy controller, E. D. Noteware
deputy surveyor general and W. R.
Davis deputy state treasurer.
ACalifornia Superintendent of Schools
would like to increase the number OF old
maids in that State. lie says; II
should say that the schoolrooms OF our
counties should not be occupied by those
who are there for the purpose of secur-
ing funds with which to purchase a
wedding trousseau, a law library or a
doctors pill box. | would do anything
10 encourage the Board of Trade in fos-
'erilg the matrimonial market, but | am
unwilling TO have the bridal veil cast a
shadow over the minds of coming au-
thors and statesmen"
The Carson Appeal says: Silver men
all over the state are insisting on an in
augnral ball sometime during the ses-
sion that will eclipse anything OF the
kind eyer known in the history of the
State. The general idea is that no ex-
pense should be spared TO make it what
is generally know az "a corker" with a
grand banquet, as a side isf ne with
speeches, toasts and music such as will
make it an event TO be remembered in
the history Of the state. Before long q
definite program will be announced.
A certain preacher said no newspaper
that told the truth could make . pecun-
larry success. We say by way Of return
ing the compliment that the minister who
will at all times and nnder all circum-
stances tell the truth about his members
alive or dead, will not occupy the pulpit
more than one Sunday and then he will
find it necessary to leave own in a hur.
~. The press and the pulpit 90 hand in
hand with whitewash brushes and pleas
ant words magnifying little virtues Into
big ones. The pulpit, the pen and the
gravestone are the grea. saintmaking
triumyirate.-Ex.
There are thirty-one points necessary
TO q beautiful woman. Three things
white-,he teeth, the skin and the hands.
Three black-the eyes, the eyebrows and
the eyelashes. Three red-thc lips, the
cheeks and the nails. Three long-the
body, the hair and the hands. Three
nhort-the teeth, the ears and the feet.
Three brcad-the chest, the brow and
tho space between the eyebrows. Three
narrow-the mouth, the waist and the
instep. Three large-the arms, the hips
and tho legs. Three fine-the fingers,
the hair tie lips. Three small--ths bust,
'ne nose and the head.
During the inaugural ceremonies Gov
ernor Jones said: ~ accept the trust
imposed upon me in accordance with the
Constitution and the laws. In assuming
the duties of the office l will endeavor
to discharge the functions of Chief Ex-
ecutive in such manner as to reflect
credit on myself and to promote indus
try and general prosperity Of. the State.
This l can only do with the assistance
and cooperation of the people, which /
hope and trust will be freely <. en-.
The policy, the wisdom and the pro-
y~ressive ideas that have made the sd-
ministration of my honored predecessor
so successful, l will endeayot to- emu-I
late"
Mrs. R. L. Fuller as Grand Master
and Mrs. L. Hettenhausen az Grand
Marshal 'last Wednesday installed the
the following officers OF Queen Esther
Rebskak No., 1. o. o. f., for the ensuing
term. Mrs J + George, P q; Miss Ag-
mes Steele, N q; Mrs + J loft, v G;l
Miss L hettenhausen, Se:,y; Mrs L
Hettenhausen, + SeC'y Mrs L M Norris,
Treasurer: Mrs VIM Macpherson, Chap
lain /; Mrs + H Proctor, Warden; Mrs r
l. Fuller, Conductor; Mrs M A Melvin,
1 G;Fy loft, o q; Mrs Blundell, r 8
to N G: Mrs J G EIDE, L s to N g; Mrs A |
Pope, 4 s to vG; Mrs W Short, L S to
v G..
After installation . collation. in the
shape of sandwiches, cold meats, chees,, /
pickles, assorted cakes and etc. wis
served and the evening made merry
with music and singing while papa
watched the babies"
DANCING SCHOOL.