The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-27

Oh Iile young pStlCalis CIcN ing uoDdctU
causing its death. If "A man would do
such a trick he should be credited with
having less brain than the dead pelican.
At the institute OF teachers of the In
dian schools held at Tacona, Wash,
David Belts OF the Pyramid Lake School,
Nevada, read q paper entitled "Some of
the Qualifications of a Successful Teach
en-"
D, W, billiard writes us that Com
missioner w. d. Epperson is at Lytton
Springs for medical treatment and is
doing so well that it is hoped a few
weeks treatment will straighten him
out.
Mrs. Mayo committed suicide at Bat
tie Mountain by taking morphine. De-
ceased had been a conspicuous figure
in Lander county for years and was
known in Austin in early days as Becca
Sharp.
Counterfeit five dollar and one dollar
pieces seem to be in general circulation
in Reno at present. Our citizens are
warned to keep II sharp lookout for
them. They are pronounced good coun-
t~erfeits.
Thursday evening Herbert Esden and
family LETT for San Francisco in hope
that a change would be beneficial to Mrs
Esden who has been very sick for sever
al months. We trust she will speedily
recover health.
Hermione Temple No. 5, OF the Rath-
bone Sisters OF the State OF Nevada was
instituted at Winnemucca on Tuesday
last. This makes five lodges OF the
Sisters in the State. Mrs. j. A. Miller
of Austin, Deputy Supreme Chief, di-
rected the work.
Warren billiard is stenographer and
private Secretary for DR.. w. P. Burke
OF Lytton, CAL, and is studying law I'M
der Judge Pond Of Healdsburg. His
energy in getting away from home and
trying to make something OF himself is
to be commended.
Tom Hill of Clarks Station was in
town yesterday. He does not like the
change made in the county road at the
Monte ranch AS travel past there now is
through heavy sand and there seems to
be no prospect OF betterment. Drivers
are all complaining.
c. L. Skinner. the Reno photographer
~ pronounced one OF the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
lntees every picture. Call On Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
John Sunderland, the Reno merchant,
is making extensive Improvements on
his business property by putting in an
iron front. The castings were all made
at Reno and Reno artisans are doing
The work, conditions greatly to Mr..
Sunderland's credit.
The editor Of the Wadsworth DIS
PATCH need hot get jealous because
rruekee has a Good Tenplars Lodge.
1t would not be wise tor them to get up
one in Wadsworth, for there is nothing
lit to drink there aside from beer. We
do not see how u temperance man could
live there.-Truckee Republican. He
couldn't. We have the best beer in the
world.
The Winnemucca Silver State says
Andrew Haas, the Eastern beef buyer,
is in town. He is looking over the fell
with the view of getting all the good
feeders he can. He also says he will
buy w~etlers if they are good and fat,
providing they can be had at the right
figures, and ship East. He will remain
in this vicinity a few days. All sellers
should see him or correspond with him
before he leaves.
Reno looks comparatively dull in town
owing to the fact that all the farmers
are busy with haying but improvements
are being made and new residences are
in course OF construction at every point
of the compass in the suburbs. Quite IA
number of the leading citizens of the
S safe are making homes there that their
families may axe advantage of the etu-
caaional facilities. Faith in home inst
tations is increasing rapidly and the
State reaps the benefit.