The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-20


| this is a bad time to hunt for a dear
but in view of the law this is just the
time to hunt for deer.
One hundred thousand men and
twenty-five thousand in round
numbers voted for Woman Suffrage in
Massachusetts on the 9th day OF Novem-
Der.
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. W..
B. Van Horns residence tommor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. w. +. Com,
Secy.
The new time card went int effect yer
terday. Numbers 2 an 3 meet at Reno.
Numbers | and 2 arrive a little earlier
and numbers 8 and 4 a little later. Not
much change in time.
Constable Lothrop hereby warns the
boys who gather at the passenger depot
at night and indulge in horse play to
stop it or they will have a chance to
answer for disturbing the peace.
Superintendent JAS. Agler and Asst.
superintendent Thos. Fitzgerald visited
W%adsworth yesterday in their private
car. The title has been changed from
"Division Superintendent to "Super-
intendent."
Mat Lothrop started for home to pay
a visit Saturday and when he was on
the road a few hours a message was re-
ceived here stating that his house had
been destroyed by fire. His sight of the
ruins will probably be lis first know
edge of the affair.
The Winnemucca Silver State says:
Parties were here from Wadsworth last
week catching minnows from the Hum
boldt. The minnows ale sailed down
aud taken to Wadsworth, where they
sell readily for a cent apiece to fisher
men for bait.
The Tuscarora Times Review has
ceased publication until the flowers
bloom again in %springtime. cause
Utter stagnation in all branches OF bust
ness; population diminishing daily
a long, hard winter in store for US
hence, nothing to live for"
The poorest job that God ever did was
making a man who kicked like a bay
steer against hard times yet voted for
them every time with u jackass smil,
on his face.-Ex.
DR.. Fl. B. Mcdonald dentist, who has
been stationed at Lovelock for several
years, has decided to locate permanently |
at Wadsworth. Hecomes highly recon-
mended and We welcome him to oui
town. Lovelock's loss is our gain.
1t is proposed that the children O
America erect II monument to the
memory of Eugene Field the sweet
singer who tuned so many angelic lull-
abies over the cradles OF children. His
whole big heart seemed beating out All
endless flow OF melody for the young
aud when he touched the Tyre of cradle
song all other strings we're mute.
We real that the honest Chinaman
has a custom OF paying off all his deDts
at the beginning of a new year, or OF
killing himself if he is not able to do so.
The first part OF the custom is worthy Of
emulation by all. AS to the second part
we hardly think it would work we'll in
this country should it be practiced.
There would be too many funerals.
There is something worthy of emula-
ton in the actions OF this man of whom
the Deeth Tidings saws: Mcintyre, the
''cattle king" of Halleck, has a force OF
nine men at work building a dam for a
reservoir. The present dimensions are
40 feet on the bottom and 20 fee,
high 1t is intended to hold all the wa
ter coming from Lamoiile and the small
Ter creeks in that vicinity.
A boy can sit still on a sled six inches
square, tied to a sleigh going eight
miles an hour, who couldn't sit still on
a sofa five minutes for a dollar. A man
viii sit on an inch edge on a board fierce
and talk politics for three hours; put
him in a church pew for forty minutes
and he gets nervous, twists, turns and
goes to sleep. A man will fill his
mouth with filthy tobacco Juice until it
runs down his chin, but a hair in the
butter kills him.