The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-26

ef came DOWN from INtnO 10 ASSIST III OF
ganizing the Court OF Foresters.
Look at the next person you see chew
ing gum and notice II she hasnt an abb
senJ-minded yacuous expression.
w. H. Gleason went to the Reserva-
ton Monday TO take IL place as black
smith. He is the man for the place.
Miss Lucy Parker received the APP
pointment ais teacher tor the primary
department vi school Tor the ensuing
year.
II. friedrich, the jeweler of Reno, has
an advertisement IN another column.
He expects to be here about the 18th
inst.
Seymour Jacobs has gone to Reno to
learn to ride IA bicycle. Ii rs reported
that he viii bring home a machine built
Tor Two.
Miss Bessie Whited arrived Monday
evening and was met at tine depot by IL
delegation of friends who were glad to
see her.
Assistant Principal of the Eureka
Public Schools, A. l.. Dornberger, has
been visiting his brother at Wadsworth
this week.
New buildings are being constructed.
The one one on River street looks like a
store. The W. F. Brown cottage prom
Uses to be a pretty structure.
The weather prophet says the last
eight days of June will show great ex-
tremes OF temperature. So lar only the
hot extreme has materiaiized.
Charlie Stump came in from Carson
Sink Sunday to have some attention
given his ley which was broken some
weeks ago by the kick of a stallion.
The new bridge at the Reservation is
under construction and travel must take
the old road on the other side of the
river as there is no chance to ford.
Boyd Dilley will deliver mountain ice
every morning to all parts OF the town,
commencing next Friday.
Parties who have been visiting San
Francisco say q. II. Hunt is engaged i'll
the saloon business in that city near
the corner OF Powell and Ellis streets.
Maurice Lonergan for many years a
locomotive engineer on the V. and L.
died Sunday at San Francisco. He was
a member OF Division l5S, b. OF l.. Il. OF
Wadsworth.
The closing exercises OF Prof. Dorm
berger's department of the public
school take place to night at Music
Hall. The entertainment will wind up
with a social dance.
Marks stage team started in advance
OF time Monday morning and took with
them the corner post Of Griswold's
porch. They were caught in time to
prevent further damage.
The Star Peak prospectors; Andy
Russell, Jack Griffin, Fred Plane, Tim
Kerby and Jack Walker are looked Ior
here tomorrow. Lee Smith Is having
leather medals made for the crowd.
Professors Wilson and Levers OF the
University, started of today on Il bicy-
Gle trip through Churchill, Douglas and
Lyon counties. They will visit the
creameries in the several countless
Gazette.
Superintendent Gregory says the jim
Blaine never looked better than IL does
at the present time and there is "a great
pleuty OF good ore in sight. When work
Is resumed we may expect develop
ments OF Il substantial character.
AS the lady cyclists rode up the street
the boomers were criticised as they
have been everywhere on first appear
ance. '.rhat's not BAD said one OBJ
server. mo; it's noC bad, it's worse"
was the reply.
The Phoebe Record says of that Sec
ton Cattlemen generally a
desire t sell out entirely, the expert
ences of the past four years having pre-
cluded a possibility OF profit to them for
some time to come.
Mrs. DR.. T. b. Holmes received the
sad intelligence Of the death of her uncle
Mr.. Frank Patten who WAS instantly
killed at the Oakland Mole Thursday A..
NJ, where he was in the employ OF the
Southern Pacific Company.
Parties AN no longer play poker in
Reno. 1t is said that the ordinance
passed against private poker was drawn
up by a city dad who was worsted at
the game by a defendant of Poker-han-
tas. He now "passes the Buck" with
out speaking TO him.-Ex.
The Winnemuccu school trustees re-
engaged the old corps OF teachers for
the next term, as. follows: +. l.. Win
frey, principal; Miss A. L. EIDE, first
intermediate Miss Laura Miller, second
intermediate Miss Rose Gardner, pri-
mary.
G. Il. 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..