The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-05-22

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sight and hearing tests more and mere
upon applicants for situations in road
service.
superintendent Agler came in from
Ogden Monday. He will undoubtedly
require Il private car for the long dis
lance travelling.
If any household has been overlooked
by the School Census Marshal, please
report the same to Miss Daisy Budden
at the DISPATCH Office.
The Southern Pacific Company il
thinking of adopting the eastern method
of paying employees by check and doing
away with the pay ear.
Brooks McClane says Mud Lake is
now Mt its prettiest. The water is high
and the trees and grass are fresh and
green. Fishing is good.
Ii ladies' who are learning 20 ride the
bicycle will use the Main street instead
of the fields and pastures it will break
the monotony. if nothing else.
There should be appropriate exercises
at the cemetery on Decoration Day.
Who will take this matter in hand and
see that we have a program on that
day?
Poi. John Edwards Bray has been
elected Principal Of the Reno public
schools for the ensuing year by a unan-
imous vote. The compliment is mer-
tied.
The Independent says Elko is con
the proposition of organizing a
Board of Trade for the purpose of call
ing the attention of the East to its re-
A. 7. Clippenger has informally inter-
viewed the business men to find how
they would like to see an electric light
plant established here. 1t is generally
favored.
Wadsworth is making preparations to
entertain the Grand Lodges OF the
Knights OF Pythias and the Odd Fellows
which meet here June 18th and 18th
respectively.
The local wheelmen to date are Will
Hunt, Frank Wickland, Will Brown,
Harmer Houston, Frank Dolan, Walter
Mac herson, Bert Brewster, Roy Pike
and Harry Houston.
The Lyon County Times says all the
schools in Mason Valley are closed
some for lack of funds and others from
lack of interest in educational matters
on the part of patrons.
Those papers which have published
the unfounded rumor that Judge Cheney
has passed upon the validity OF the
sheep license law should in justice to all
concerned contradict the report.
The request of the passenger conduc-
tors to be allowed to chain gang be-
tween Wadsworth and Ogden has been
granted through the efforts of Supt.
Agler and the boys on this emu are cor
respondingly happy.
Capitalists are at the Vail ranch with
"kunnel' Newlands, looking ut tht
property for the purpose OF colonizinl
it. If they are not suited in Churchill
county, we can undoubtedly please
them in this valley.-Yerington Rus tlel
A permanent organization of the wo.
men suffrage movement in Nevada wa.
effected at Reno last Saturday by tn.
election of Mrs. G. b. Norcro3s, Presi
dent Miss Clapp, Vice-P President Mrs
J.. T. Orr, Corresponding Secretary
Miss Simpson, Recording Secretary and
Mrs. Boyd, Treasurer.
G. Z. Skinner. the Reno Photographic
is pronounced one of the best artists il
his line on the coast. A look at hi
samples will convince you and he guar
sntees every picture. Call TN MIR
S inner when YOU go to Reno and h.
will take the pleasure in showing hi
work.
Bishop Warmer has been appointed
by the board OF bishops to preside Il
the annual session of the Nevada Mis-
sion which will convene at Winnemuc
ca May 2Sth. The Nevada Mission EN-
braces all OF Nevada and the part of Cal
ifornia east OF the West Summit OF tin
Sierra Nevada Mountains.
At twenty when a man is young h
thinks he knows it all; he likes to VIA,