The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-13

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Silver State.
As soon as the town is rid OF the rub
bish and trash we propose to let the
outside world know which OF our citizens
have nice houses and grounds and how
they take are of them.
The Lode says Captain DeLamar has
ordered a complete electric hosting
plant, of 100 horsepower. Not only will
the hosting be done by electricity, but
the cars in the tunnels will be propelled
by the same force.
The drama OF Damon and Pythias will
be produced here probably some time in
MAY. The California papers speak very
highly of Z. S. Laurie the manager and
we NAV expect to see this beautiful play
produced by a good company.
P~ritchards freight schconers damaged
one of the fire MIGRANTS Thursday by
running over it through wanton care
lossness of the driver and the Fire Com
missioners will doubtless interview Mr..
Pritchard in regard to the matter.
AT a meeting OF Elko Lodge No. Is |.
o. o. +. the following representatives
were elected to attend the next session
OF the Grand Lodge: Edgar Reinhart,
w. w. Booher, John Hibbets, X. R.
Bigelow, George Russell and A. W.
Hesson.
Next Tuesday evening the season of
pleasure after Lent commences with the
entertainment given by the Auxiliary
ladies at Music Hall. Those who attend
may feel assured of being well enter
tanned. A very interesting programme
| will be rendered.
Parents should caution their boys
about carrying and using ''sling-shots,"
throwing rocks and getting into mali
cious mischief generally. The town
officers have complaints day after day
and if The warning is not needed pun
ishment will surely follow.
The Reno Gazette says: Dutch"
Henry Theelen came up from st. Clair
today with thirty-six head OF fine beef
cattle, which he has sold to Louis Ger
Der OF Sacramento. This takes the last
Of Mr.. Theelen's cattle, and he is report
ed't have received about six cents gross
weight.
At a regular meeting of Pyramid
Lodge No. 10 held last Tuesday evening
the following were elected representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge which meets
at Wadsworth June 18th next:
j. F. George, G.. ID. Norman, E. A.
Jackman, &. A. MACPHERSON, w. II. A.
Pike, A. Steele and ]. B. Finley.
George Chrisler, who arrived in Aus
tin yesterday from Smoky valley, re-
ports that one OF Judge G~reenhalgh's
broodmares gave birth to twin mule
colts last Wednesday and both were
alive on Friday. One of the colts is
coal black and the other pure white
Reyeille.
Mr.. Mason the inspector who is in
v~estigating the Mint scandal is a very
devout Christian, aud in response to a
request he delived a discourse last Sun
day evening at the Presbyterian chucrh.
His text probably was.
81 came from Jerusalem to Jeiico and
fell among thieves. Appeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Young OF Lovelock
arrived in Reno yesterday on a visit to
friends. Mr.. Young has expended thou
sands of dollars on IN irrigating canal at
Lovelocks, but he has suspended opera
tions and will not resume work until
silver is remonetized, which he hopes
will be in the very near future.-Jour-
nal.
G. 4. 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 on Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
The agitator, the mischief maker and
the alarmist are always with us and
their gu ppression is a duty which devol-
yes upon all good citizens. The man
who persistently pirates about prospect