The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-02-13

the Sunset.
AT a injecting of the Reno Division No.
Z, Uniform Rank, X. OF P. the follow
ing officers were elected j. +. Aitkin,
Captain G. L. Davis, First Lieutenant
). y. Session, Second Lieutenant; J. A.
Ziegler, Recorder &c. Helmold, Treas
nrer.
Wadsworth is growing commercially.
Last month 1892, 260 pounds OF freight
were shipped from here and 1898, 535
pounds received. In January 1894 only
1865, 225 pounds of freight were iorwad-
ed. An increase of 607 ,035 pounds or
twenty-nlne car loads.
At a meeting held last Friday evening
Wadsworth Division No. 4, Uniform
Rank, X. Of p. elected the following
officers: j. G. ErD, Captain; N. A.
Hummel, First Lieutenant; I. i. Year
gin, Second Lieutenant G. A. Mcpher-
son. Recorder; c. Walstab, Treasurer.
Some of cur girls are SO chilly, re-
marked a young ma the other day,
that when a fellow spends all evening in
their company he is pretty sure to freeze
to death, at least catch cold and die in
near future, says the Lode. This shows
now the young men Of DE Lamar court
death.
G. L. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced II OF the best artists in
his line OF the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call en- MIR.
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take pleasure in showing you his
work.
The Elko Free Press says: Sunday
afternoon 478 head OF beef cattle were
driven in from Mound Valley aud South
Fork by Messrs. Paul Schilerstrom,
Chas. Adams, J.J. Hylton and the Har.
desty Bros. for shipment to Omaha. A
train OF stock cars arrived Monday and
East the sauie night.
Several OF Carson's trail women have
been arrested Iur selling liquor without
= license and OH top OF that ome the
news tina ii. L. Flannery o~ergeant-at-
Arms ol the Assembly, has been notified
by the Urnlsby authorities that his
s.u1alIJt in tim ..u.ttni buiii,n.1 n,,st h.
closed, and that MIR. tlainery has met
the request.
Representatives of the Union Pacific
and Tie Central Pacific at Washington
propose 10 pay the principal OF their in
debtedness To the Government if they
are relieved from paying the interest.
The principal OF the bonds amounts to
u 4,64J,5l2 and the interest 10 about
s72, O0O, 900. The Government has paid
the interest.
The order of Knights OF Pythias is one
OF those grand institutions Whl,h labors
Tor lie eieNatlon II Well being OF man.
The spirit anu workings vi tlie order are
calculated to make patriotic American
citizens men TO whom the country can
look with just pride aid Animation.
A good Knight is u good brothei, a goou
Iatler, IA good husband, and a good clti-
zen.-Truckee kepuUilcan.
Geo Peltier, manager of the Lovelock
Company WAS ii passenger
OH No 2 Sunday Ell ruuIe Tor Keno. Mr..
says stock is doing fine at Love-
lock and owing 10 the immense crop of
hay last year that there is considerable
hay yet Tor sale. The gentleman also
that the DISPATCH is well received
~ a regular visitor which reaches nearly
every person in the vicinity OF the Big
Meadows.
The Truckee Knights are pref airing
lor the nranllIhent the UnliUrlm
is to have in May, in Monterey.
A number vi new ulembers have joined
lruckee ulI vision, and they have re.
new suits. Col. McGlashen is
waking them up and they are drilling
regularly. The Wadswortl Knights
will have to wake up and drill as the
late unpleasantness has scattered the
boys and the remnant will have to re-
and be alive lur the GRAND
III june.
Assemblyman Francis OF Humboldt
has introduced a bill i'll the Assembly
providing Tor the publication OF a dali,