The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-31

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Gle who requires much from him
self and little from others, Will keep
himself from being the object OF resent
ment.
Mrs. l.. Hettenhausen and daughter
Eta departed for San Jose yesterday.
Miss Etta will aJJenl SCHOOL at that
place.
The Southern Pa;iic Company is
building II Jar slzei house ON tue liver
Dank for the Italians employed here
aDouts.
Proposals for the several privileges at
the STATE Fair Will be receiyed by the
Directors. flers IS d soul chance for ii
speculation.
Superintendent j. A. Agler AMI Asst.
Supp. Fitzgerald OF the SAIL Lake Div
ision arrived from the east TUESDAY in
a private car.
The Utah Republicans nominated
llGiD Cib M fCiio " ooNCiiOi oild
adopted "a platform demanding the free
coinage OF silver.
The Belmont Courier says that whit
sage is growing luxuriantly in the val
leys OF Nye County, and feed will be
plentiful next winter.
L. II. Taylor left Wednesday morning
for Churchill county to take the meas
urement OF the How OF water in the
| rivers in that county.
Bone slate pencils are an English nov
city. They wear 100 times as long as
the ordinary pencil, do not break or
scratch, and make a clear, fine mark,
easily erased.
j. A. Gregory spent Sunday in Reno
returning that evening accompanied by
his wife who has been visiting at that
place the past month.
OF P. L Flannigan's shipment of
sheep to Chicago, 4550 lambs and 1000
wethers, 450 head averaging ITO pounds
sold at $3.50 per 100 pounds.
otis not right for women to follow
mems professions. Let women keep
out OF all vocations men can follow, for
men are useless enough now"
We note by the Belmont Courier that
the Indians over there are dancing in
honor OF the god of rain. That account
for our two showers this week.
Charley Lewis tried for two hourl
Thursday to learn to ride a bike but
says he will have to take 1t to the sand
| hills where are there no fences or trees.
Passenger and freight traffic on the
Central Pacific met with a four hours
delay yesterday at Saliva on account of
a single broken truck oil a freight car in
train No. =.
Beautiful strains OF music are heard
these evenings made by the male quar-
tette and the sCrins band in practice for
Miss Madden's concert which will be
given SOlnSIllne Ill OSpCcllDeT.
The w ellsworth girls will have an OPP
portunity of showing their%ability
in an attempt to ride a bicycle in the
show tent next week as u prize will be
given for the best amateur rider.
Miss Mamie Donelin returned We'd
nesday from Vallejo where She has
been visiting. Mrs. John Molten OF
that place accompanied Miss Donelin
and will visit a few days in Wadsworth.
DIR. P. S. WILDER, who has been locat-
ed for sometime i'll the Walstab build
ing, has proven himself as Il competent
and reliable dentist. The young man is
building up IA good trade Us he well de-
serves.
A party of engineers and surveyors
are working in the Sierras near Boca.
They are locating a railway about eight
cen miles long from Boca to Independ-
ence Lake for a new branch OF the Cen
trail Pacific road.
An army lieutenant and a squad OF
men are engaged in notifying all settlers
on government reserves about Port
Townsend, WASH, to yacate before
| September 10th. As a result $4,000
settlers will lose their homes.
A..C. Bragg, Editor OF the Reno Ga
zette, was a passenger on yesterdays
No. =. He had been in attendance upon