The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-24


Lee Wightman and wife returned
from Portland and were passengers on
the stage Monday bound for home.
Don't mail your letters without hav-
ing your address in the upper left hand
corner of the envelop. We print them.
The Enterprise man whacks the
Chronicle smart aleek on the snout in
good shape oyer the little word ''helio-
trope."
A saloon keeper wanted the side en-
frances to San Francisco churches closed
but the Supervisors put his petition in
the waste basket.
w. P. M~cLaughlin's grocery store at
Reno was closed by one Of the banks
1t is hoped that he will be able to re-
sumo business soon.
Leland Spencer tells us he will open
an eating house in the passenger depot
rooms on May LIST, in the place 10 oc-
cupied by E. Fowler.
There is a respect due to age, but
there is also a respect due to youth, the
lack OF which accounts for many a fail
ure in the household and in systems of
education.
J. H. Whited arrived Sunday. After
a visit to the principal cities oil Califor-
MIA he says at Wadsworth he sees the
~cleanest streets of all that he saw in his
his travels.
The house belonging to Mrs. Kenyon
on the corner opposite +. 7. L%othrop's
residence is being moved and a building
for a butcher shop will be erected in its
stead.
The Ladies' Home Journal, Standard,
Bullerick's delinerators and other fash
ion journals, May numbers, are for sale
at this office.
"601' at Truckee posted strips of red
cloth along Main street as a warning to
worthless characters to seek other
climes or the tar bucket will be called
into service.
More cattle were shipped from New
ada during the month Of March, this
year, than at any other period in the
history OF the State, not excepting the
beef bonanza days. Nevada is all right.
Governor Jones has appointed Hon.
B. f. Leete of Reno, Hon. III. f. Bartine
Of Carson and Hon. w. Z. Sharon to
represent Nevada at the silver confer
ence to be held at Salt Lake City May
18th.
Last Friday evenings ball was not
largely attended and Fraternal Gene
terry will not reap a financial harvest.
The music and the supper were COOL
and those attending had an enjoyable
time.
The Reveille says: "Truckee has
a milliner named Mrs. Feathers. Pasa-
dena has a citizen named Chicken. If
these two were to wed what a jolly no.
tice it would make-CHIcKEN-
FEATHERS"
G. K. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced one OF the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call en- Mr..
Skinner when YOU go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
In England the Bimetallic League has
raised a fund of $3.50, 900 to propagate
literature favorable to the rehabilitation
of silver, and the Bimetallic League of
Germany has recently agreed to raise a
fund Of $500, 900 for the same purpose.
The great wrestling match at Chicago
on Saturday night for the worlds cham
pionship between Evan Lewis "the
stranger" and Farmer" Burns, was
won by the latter, who took three out of
four falls. Farmer" is the Burns who
wrestled here with Gridley.
Young men who want to play ball
should not utilize Main street for that
purpose. The ball ground has been
cleaned and all the rocks raked up and
carted away. That is the place to go
and the lives OF people driving on Main
street will not be endangered nor pro-
perty damaged.
Date Evans sroo+ lo.4 .,oo1. :. Wa1