The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-22
BREV1T1ES.

The warm wave is here on time.
Truckee will celebrate the 4th of July.
II. Haight arrived Thursday morn
Ing.
The hay crop of the State Will be av-
erage.
L. q. Herman's force is engaged in
hayins.
Vacation is here and the little folks
ace happy.
Miss May Linehan of Reno attended
the Odd Fellows ball.
Miss Hattie Clark of Humboldt is Wis.,
ling Mrs. Ed Fowler.
Show at Music Hall tonight. Read
local in another column.
California vineyards and crops are in
danger OF destruction by grasshoppers.
Nick Hammersmith has been spend
ing a few days here visiting old friends.
For RENr-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Inquire at Commercial
Store.
Miss Mary Henry will teach at Reno
next term having resigned at Nads-
worth.
Fish Commissioner Mills passed
through Wadsworth for the West " ed
nesday.
After July first all Southern Pacific
passenger conductors will be put under
$1,000 bond.
Mrs. Al. York and daughter Myrtle
lett Mon lay night for q six months stay
in the East.
Miss Mamie Nowattney who has been
visiting Miss Kate Murphy returned to
Reno Thursday.
After two weeks of hustle and excit-
ment Wadsworth is trying TO resume its
normal condition.
Miss Francis Short arrived Thursday
E2orning to spend part OF her Summer
vacation at home.
Nevada has $40 persons said to be en-
gagged in manufacturing. and their an
nual product is 81 l06,O63.
Bert Mcintosh is improving and will
he moved from Kennedy to his parents
home at Lovelock in a few days.
Minneapolis Journal "A St. Paul
man is reported to have a free silver
tamily-sixteen boys and one girl.
Miss Bessie Whited is expected to ar
rive here about Monday to attend the
closing exercises of the public school.
The unusual spectacle of an Indian
riding a bicycle is one of the not un-
frequent sights on the back streets OF
Virginia.
The shrievalty contest case, Washoe
co lnty, Dennis vs. Caughlins, will come
up before the Supreme Court for final
settlement.
Dove hunters must be a little careful
when cunning near town or we will
have to record a serious accident n of
these days.
J. w. Ferguson, County Clerk, and
Will Dalton, County Recorder, both of
Churchill county, are spending a few
days at Reno.
1t is estimated that nearly 10000
head of cattle will be taken out of south
eastern Nevada during June and July
and shipped to eastern markets.
s.. Jacobs and wife, and Phil Jacobs
OF Reno, relatives of Seymour Jacobs,
were in town a few day OF this week
visiting and attending the Grand Lodge.
"A party of Odd Fellows arrived in
Virginia from Wadsworth in a four
horse bus at IL 80 Wednesday night,
having made the journey in five hours.
Enterprise.
The Pullman Company ls regarded by
Attorney General Maloney as being
within the decision applied to the
Whiskey Trust. The language "snd by
the Court sounds the death KEEL OF the
P-llman corporation.
An ordinance has been passed in
Reno which prohibits Indians from re-
manning in town after shutdown. 1t also
prohibits them from playing cards in
town at any time.
A brother editor has come to grief.
lie wrote a pun for a milliner congrat-
ulating her on her success, and said he
Was glad TO see her stocking up. When
his paper came out instead OF appreci-
a,ing the puff, Mrs. Miller cracked him
over the head with an umbrella.
FOR SALE-A dwelling consisting of
six rooms, well furnished also cellar
a 90 ID barn, with horse, cart and har-
~ Included. For particulars inquire
u MKe. ". W. GEERY.