The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-24


lager beer were in ercaC demand.
The trial OF Theo. Durrant charged
with numbering Miss Blanche Lamont
and Miss Minnie Williams came up in
Judge Murphy's court last Monday.
The Silver State says: ''The water
in Wadsworth is said to be very bad
and in consequence Il great deal OF BIER
is drank by the people OF .hat town."
The painters are making improve
ments on DR.. X. Fl. Richardson's house.
The DIR. roposes to build a new cottage
on the lot next to the house undergoing
repairs.
U. S. Senator J. P. Jones returned
home last Saturday from the East. He
is enjoying splendid health and says
that the silver men will surely carry the
next election.
Chemists say it takes more than twice
as much sugar to sweeten preserves,
sauces and the like, if put in when they
begin to cook, as il does to add it after
the process is accomplished.
The Bee says work is booming just
now in the shops of the Southern Paci-
fc railroad company located at Sacra-
mento. As a matter of fact, there has
not been such a rush OF work there in
three years.
Ike Lothrop is carrying his right
arm i'll Il sling as the result of trying to
separate two lighting dogs. One OF the
CANNES in the struggle bit him on the
wrist and made quite IL long ragged
wound.
o. Madden, accompanied by Miss
Irene and Bertha Duffy, his grand
daughters, departed for Reno Sunday
morning. The young ladies have been
visiting their relatives for the past two
weeks.
William Lampson brought in a few
days ago IA pure gold nugget valued at
sos, which was taken out oi his placer
mine in the Sadorus district. 1t showed
evidence of having been struck before
it was seen.-Silyer State.
One of the pelicans died Sunday and
the admirers of Pompadore Jim saw it
was Fitzimmons and the Australians
friends claim it was Corbett. As the
survivor takes everything in sight they
are going TO settle it by reehristening
him Reno.
The San Francisco Monitor asserts
that members oi the A. p. A. are re-
quired to swear ''never to employ a
vices OF II Protestant" The wager OF the
Monitor, 500, was taken up by the Car
son Tribune and IA forfeit placed in the
b. 4 +. Bank.
G. f.. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced one OF this best artists in
his line on the coast. \ look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call On Mr..
Skinner when . 90 to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
o. Hartung slept under the twinkling
stars Saturday night in Gregory's back
lot because OF the warm weather. When
he woke up his shoes and all his pocket
money had disappeared. A hobo had a
glorious time with the money while it
lasted and returned the shoes at the re-
quest OF the officers. Hobo is breaking
rock for thirty days at Reno.
The following officers were installed
in Rathbone Sisters Calanthe Temple
No. 3 ior the ensuing term:
p. G. Mrs. Eva Proctor; NJ. f. G. Mrs.
Emma MeClane; f. S. Mrs. NJ. Nc
Pherson f. j. Mrs. Annie Hall Nj. of
T. Miss Edith Bellum; NJ. OF r. d C..
Mrs. j. F. George NJ. OF F. Miss Agnes
Steele p. of f. Mrs. Ida Pike; q. OF O.
T. Mrs. j. b. Finley. Past Chief Miss
Clara Finley was Installing Officer.
At the last regular meeting OF Queen
Ester Lodge No. 8 Rebeckah degree, l.
o. O. f., the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term, by d ID Ii
NJ, Mrs Augusta Pope: Miss Agnes
Steele, p G; Mrs loft, n G; Miss
Lille H%ettenhausen, V u; Mrs Voor-
hees, r Sec; Miss Gertie Watson, Fin
Sec; Jennie Crosby, Treas; Mrs Pike,