The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-09

lodged in her appendix.
Miss Maud Gill and brother Frank
leaves today for Reno where they will
attend the State University.
Mrs. Maud Bali;ngtoa Booth, the Sal
vation Army leader, will be OH No. 8
this morning, bound Easl.
Judge Cheney and Lawyer Julien were
among the arrivals Thursday night from
Saltwater by Marks stage.
Henry Theelan was among the visitors
to Wadsworth this week. He says there
are 5000 beef cattle feeding in Churchill.
The October pay rolls OF the Comstock
mining companies were $77 ,0l4,40;
about $4,000 more than for September.
A railroad from Truckee to Lake Ia
hoe is among the probabilities of the
near future, says the Truckee Repub-
lican.
E. NJ. Marks has typhoid malaria and
is getting along nicely. Or. Holmes
has told him he would be up and around
in two weeks.
Wadsworth is all right and its popu-
lation continues to increase, DIR. Holmes
reporting that G. +. Drown is a good
citizen this time.
Grand Master Reinhart has received
a petition for the institution of a Re-
bekah Lodge of the |. o. o. +. at Genoa,
Douglass county.
Mrs. Dean has been unavoidably de-
sickness OF her daughter, but she will
arrive in Wadsworth in u few days.
The V. & T. X. r. Co. is covering all
its locomotives with asbestos and may
nesium. 1t will burn only from cleo
tricity and is much cheaper than wood
covering.
The following is the floating indebted
ness of Washoe county General Fund,
"a ,63S .3S; General Road Fund, 5000. 59
INDECENT Sick Fund, $3.50; Reno In
corporate Fund, 1864. Total $l0,690..
90.
We are informed hat the Carson APP
peal has taken steps toward bringing
suit against the county for payment of a
bill which was cut down by the commits
%sioners.
The Carson News says it is. rumored
that Miss Bardenwerper, formerly Asst.
Principal of the Carson schools, and DR..
]. W. Phillips Of Reno will soon be
married.
Considerable speculation is being in
dulge1 i'll as to the probable length OF
are quoted as saying that in all proba-
bilities they will be in court a month at
least.
The dwelling house at Meadow Lake
owned by Mrs. Hartley was destroyed
by fire several days ago, together with
nearly all its contents. The loss is es-
timated at $1,000. There was no insur-
ance.-Republican.
The good things Of the earth have
been coming the EDITORS way recently
and life is worth living if you know how
to live. This means that we had g
game breakfast with w. I. Golding ana
it was "out of sight AN hour alter the
bell rang.
Charlie Norman gave a bachelor din
ner Thursday to f. d. Short, +. &.
Hummel, A. l. York, Geo. Hills and n.
A. Hummel. There were courses with
out number and dishes with Frenchified
names that caused the guests to eat I'M
til they had to be taken home in . dray.
No. 4 was delayed Wednesday by a
collision which happened at Kelton,
Utah. The tran vas running in two
sections, the first being a light engine.
Something went wrong with the engine
which had to be stopped, and the second
section was running SO close behind that
it crashed into the engine. Both engines
were badly wrecked and the passengers
on the train received a scare, though no
one was hurt.
A few days ago Controller LaGrave
while splitting some wood hit the ak
against a clothes line and the rebound
caused the ak to hit him in the nose
and knock him down. In all the his