The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-17


Reno for catching fish out OF season, the
object being to test the new fish law.
The next term of the District Court in
and for The county OF Churchill will be
held at Saltwater, Monday, May 9th.
G. M. Wiley will take charge OF the
Home Meat market in a few DAYS, l..
Olinghouse retiring from the business.
About every day finds some miner
with blankets on his back passing
through Wadsworih enroute to Butte,
Montana.
l.. M. Marks new stage went on the
road Monday and Marks is as tickled as
a small boy with every pocket filled
with marbles.
Did you ever see a Piute squaw in
spect new things in hair with a papoose
in front OF her? Its on a par with
monkeys chasing Aeas.
The cedar bark in the back yard of
the Wadsworth Hotel is a fire trap. 1t
should be attended to while the general
clean up is in progress.
The Nez Perces reservation in Idaho
is tt be opened to settlement on the
first OF May. A rich gold mining
try is embraced within the borders OF
this tract.
Charlie Hinze who used to work for
AL Gregory writes that he has lost his
wife by death. A child two weeks old
survives the mother.
II. Wilcox of TT. McDermit who has
been visiting at San Francisco spen:
Sunday here on his return anne ana
visited the Reservation.
For the past three days Wadsworth
has been free OF tramps and the news
of a chaingang has been carried east
and west. Now no chaingang and no
hobos.
DIR. Jackman's horse got awav from
him at the mines Sunday and Doctor
had TO count the sagebrushes all .the
way in. He feels sore in more ways
than one.
One of the big guns for the San Fran
cisco harbor defenses WAS taken west
Monday. 1t was AZ feet long and occu-
pied an entire fiat car, constructed es-
pecially for it's transportation.
Wadsworth Lodge No. 81 l. 0. o. F.
elected the following representatives to
the Grand Lodge: r. II. Bastian, j..
Schwandt. A. Steele, r. l.. Fuller, Jas.
Shepley, L. ~Hettenhausen.
Genoa Lodge No. Is, /. o. O. f., has
elected the following representatives to
The Grand Lodge: tieo. W. DUNCAN,
Frank Fettic, VIM. Mccormick, NJ.
Krnmmes, Fred Berning, A. Livingston,
II. G. Jepsen.
II a woman's thumb has a long first
joint she is as stubborn as n mnle; if a
long second joint. she is as stubborn as
two mules; but if the first and second
joints are short she is no more stubborn
than other women.-Ex.
Damon and Pythias will not be- pro-
duced at Wajsworth the Reno people
in the cast not being able to spare the
time from business. 1t is n great disap-
pointment to us and the late hour OF re-
ceiving the news liindered many from
going to Reno.
G. r. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced one of this best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call TN Mr..
Skinner when Won go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure ia showing his
work.
There seems to be some foundation
for The story that the Southern Pacific il
raising the black list against the strikers
as six or seven OF the old hands have
gone to work recently on the Truckee
Division. The boys have mad one ex-
perience with strikes.
Mrs. J. II. Whited arrived from Duns-
muir Monday. Mr.. Whited is taking in
the Fiesta at Los Angeles and expects to
be up this way in a fex days. He is
taking a vacation on account Of u lame
arm. Jesse Whit.nl will take the law
course at Yale college,.