The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-06

to practice in all the Courts Of that
State. He has formed IA partnership
with his brother in Sacramento under
the firm name OF March K March.
According to current rumor, there
seems to have been a hitch about the
consummation OF the sale of the Hard
scrabble group of mines in Silver Star,
but investigation shows that these ru-
mors have not as yet been authenticat-
ed by the people in a position to know
most about the transaction.
Senator Stewart has been chosen
President OF Il secret society which rs
known as the Order of Supreme Tenn
pie Silver Knights OF America. 1t vas
organized under the laws of Virginia,
and their charter says the object OF the
order is to disseminate and practice
principles OF fraternal love and to secure
the free coinage OF silver.
Judge Beatty OF the State Supreme
Court asserts in II late opinion that
draw poker is not a gambling game.
The Justice says: ''Poker-playing for
money, however Objectionable in fact,
is, in the eyes of the law, as innocent as
chess or any game played for recreation,
and its v~otaries and the place where it
is played are not criminal"
The 4th passed very quietly at Wads-
worth there being nothing more excit-
ing than the firing of bombs and crack
ers, and not even 10 the extent Of one
riotous drunk was the peace disturbed.
The day was cool and pleasant and the
business houses and residences were
nicely decorated. All the Piutes were
in town and helped to celebrate like
good Americans.
c. T.. 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 en- MIR
Skinner when you 90 to Reno and h"
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
The biggest liar on record is the man
who strikes against plutocrats 364 days
in the year and votes for them on the
365th. Strikes are dangerous; they in
convenience the community, they result
in great loss to the striker and entail hui
maj suffering, and at best bring only
temporary relief, and frequently none at
all. To vote right costs nothing.-Ritz-
vile Mail.
When Edison was on the Comstock
years ago the writer asked him what
he thought OF the proposition OF locating
given it much study" was his reply
Every atom in nature has its affinity.
Inc needle is drawn toward the pole by
sore secret attraction. This is the
principle, and | will yet perfect an
instrument to find ore under ground,
and II mar who laughs at the divining
rod is simply II d TOOL" Carson
Appeal.
Did you over stop to think why oil
barrels are painted blue? In making
the barrels they are thoroughly soaked
in water, then they are painted blue, as
this is the best pigment which will hold
the oil. Then when the cask is full
there is oil on the inside and on the out
side, with water between them, and
the oil won't come through.-Ex.
1t was asserted recently by a New
York literary maj that all clever wo-
men, at least women who have distin-
guishel themselves above the common
herd of their sisters, were in-tigured,
unattractivr, il not positively ugly. 'Tis
true, that almost all the great women
of letters-Mme. De Stael, Nine. Sand.
George Eliot, Charlotte Bronte, Mrs.
Browning and Miss Austin-were plain
and homely women.
Did you ever realize that the secret OF
getting through work is method? 1t is
the m%ethodical person who never gets
Hurried and pursues the even tenor of
his way, accomplishing all that lac has
planned for the days work, and goss
home at night with "A contented mind,
at peace with himself and his fellow
man. 1t is the mar OF woman who has
no method whose faces always veal an