The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-01-05

- 9SSNS. AHo "hdHuSOnle CLOCK
WAS won by Mrs. Applegate who guessed
273. About everybody in town was in
terestel in that pnmkiL.
The ice crop has been harvested and
is very satisfactory, the ice being clear
and solid and about nine inches thick
Every available team in town was en-
ployed and kept on the dead inmp en-
account OF the weather moderatinp
"adsworth will be well supplied nexi
summer.
G. Il. Skinner, the Reno photogra-
pher, Is pronounced as being one OF the
best artists on the coast. lie will con.
vince you OF his work when Won see his
samples. Mr.. Skinner announces thai
he will guarantee every picture. Nov
Is The time TO get your picture taken b,
fore the HOLIDAYS.
"And have l." she asked in trembling
voice, ''ihe right of suffrage" "You
have" Are yon sure?' she faltered
us it really trne?" Yes" She RAISED
her streaming eyes to heaven. "At
last" she mnrmured Eat last | may b,
registered az something besides JOIN
Jones and wife, Then she wept 70,
Joy.
Norman & Lambs advertisement will
appear in the next issue of the DIsPATcB
The members OF the new firm are thor
ough workmen in their line which en-
braces everything from cabinet work to
buildings OF all sizes. They will execute
promptly and well anything entrusted
TO them. Give them a chance. Local
agents for Hoskins' Undertaking Parlors.
Brook, McClane Of the Reception sent
New Year greetings to the DISPATCH in
the shape of a big box Of the finest ci-
CARS in town-Piper Heidaeick-and our
friends and we have enjoved them n.
only good cigars ran lie enioved. Nav
Brooks experience mauv Happy New
Years with a ratio Of pleasure equal to
own an we watch the smoke rings
flow calmly skywari.
Julius A. Huntoon, County Clerk and
Treasurer OF Lyon county, committed
suicide last Monday night in his Office
in the courthouse at DAYTON. He was
10000 short and left a note in which he
stakal that tka akxta..o - IL. 1850.
was caused by his having been robbed.
hut a. no one would believe it, to avoid
arrest and prosecution he had determin-
ed to end his life.
A lady went into one Of our meat
markets YESTERDAY, savs an exchange,
and ordered a calf head. "Do you want
a Republican calf head?" asked the
butcher. as he reached around and took
a head off a hook and laid it on the
block. mo, sir; | wan u democrat
head" The butcher took his cleaver.
split the head open, removed the brains,
saying, "There you are, madam !"
j. l.. McCleery. a Virginia City
sportsman came down Yesterday to re-
ceive a consignment Of fonr dozen Bob
White quail from Kansas which he had
sent here at his W expense. Mr.. Me-
Cleerv leaves on today's stage for
Churchill county and the quail will be
left at Auetin's ranch and at J. V. Yer
Slank's and after being cared for for a
month or SO the birds will he turned
loose with the hope that they will be
protected for several years until they
get " start. Mr.McCleery savs the Bob
White is a harder bird than our valley
qnail and feels sure that Bob will in
crease il allowed to get a start and
spread rapidly over the Carson Sink.
Mr.. McCleery has hunted on the Sink
for the past fifteen years and says he
has always been nicely treated by the
Churchill people. The Carson Sink peo-
pie attribute the thinning out Of the Val
ley quail to ground-sluicing Comstockers
but that is another question. We hope
Mr.. McCleery's endeavor will be appreci-
ted with the spirit that prompts it.
New Year Ball Statements.
The New Year Ball has become a