The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-21

tells her husband a dozen times a day
that he is looking sweet and she really
thinks SO. He is really lat and balG-
beaded and to other people looks like
"a catfish dressed up.
John Garavanto, the Italian rancher.
is figuring on building a saloon in tie
residence portion of Main street and the
property owners and families living in
the vicinity are ~righteously indignant
and will use every effort to prevent it.
The Alturas Herald says j. M. Fulton,
OF the narrow guage railroad, purchased
% head OF cattle in this neighborhood.
He paid County Treasurer Madden $18
a head Tor COWS and yearlings, and Geo.
Gleason received $27 80 for 3, 1 and s.
year-olds.
VIM. Smyth, editor OF the Irrigation
Age, is preparing an article on Nevada
for the Century Magazine. Photographs
OF many places in this State will appear
in the magazine, and the article will ad-
yertise this State and its in a
thorough manner.
The Mankato girl who worked three
weeks selling baking powder to get a
safety that a Chicago firm advertised to
give any one selling three cans OF their
stuff, was hot enough to warp her
clothes when she got a big pin, such as
is used to keep the baby's bloomer on
with.-Graiton Herald.
The machinery for the Schweitzer
electric milling c%ompany's plant, which
is to be put up at Kennedy 10 work Gus
tom ores, is now being manufactured at
San Francisco. IL Wi ue shipped to
Kennedy shortly, and ii the process
proves successful will aid iii putting the
camp on its feet and attracting attention
to it's merit.-Silver State.
Campers desire that the County Com
missioners have guide boards put up AT
the forks OF every road in the county.
The expense would not be great and it
would be OF the greatest convenience to
travellers. An act OF the Legislature,
approved February II, 1879, makes it
the duty OF the Boaro OF Commissioners
to put up such guide boards.-Journal.
1t is said that the eye trouble with
which many Carson children ave been
afflicted this year is due to the presence
OF the cotton in the air. WI do not
know why the cotton should effect them
this year and never before, but if the
theory lie correct, the cottonwood trees
should all be topped or cut down i'm
mediately.-News.
In the Endowment Rank, Knights of
Pythias, at close OF quarter, June Both,
1895, there were nearly two thousand
six hundred active Sections, with a
membership of over thirty-nine thou
sand; the insurance in force aggrega-
ting eighty million dollars. The cash
balances and investments (bonds ami
other interest bearing securities) we're
$347 ,760. $50. During the quarter one hun
bred and ninety thousand dollars was
paid for death claims. Since the organ
iZation of the Rank the disbursements
on this account amount to nine million
three hundred and forty-four thousand
dollars.
The following and many other New
adams are attending the Silver Conven-
ton at San francisco: Virginia City
Z. P. Heating, Hon. G. Il. Mack. Car
son City-William " es,ertield, Govern
or j. Z. Jones, Hon. K. NJ. Beatty, Hon.
Nj. S. Bonniiield, Hon. j. W. Adams,
James Y~errington, Hon. Evan Williams,
Hon. II. G. Cutting, Hon. Eugene
Howell, Hon. l.. o. Henderson, Hon.
William Woodburn. Reno-Hon. Ben
jamin f. Leete, Hon. H. FL. Beck, Hon.
a. E. Cheney, Hon. Frank Bell, Hon. J.
II. Dennis, James +. Dennis, A.C. Ham
ilton, Hon. T. V. Julien, Hon, Sardis
Summarized, Hon. William Thompson,
Hon. G. Y. Powning, Hon. Chas. Jones,
w. o. H.. Martin, Eureka-Charles
Wren, Charles W ~allace. ~
What appears to be the opening gun
in the contest for the late Senator
Foley's estate, appeared in the form OF a
petition filed with the County Clerk at
Reno by the counsel for Vernon Harrison
Hartley, the illegitimate child OF the
L. En.nAnn md Mr. ALL Al IIAa4In.