The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-05-08

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mel was never better.
A Wadsworth dude, on being asked
why he rolled his own cigarettes re-
piled that his doctor recommended
some light exercise"
Engineer Alex Arthur writes John
Goldie that they have a nine pound son
at their house and the mother and baby
are getting along nicely.
Everybody at John Lees has been
busy unloading u%npacking and shelving
a new stock OF goods Mr.. Lee bought at
San Francisco on his late trip.
c. II. Thompson reports the loss OF
Pension certificate and June vouchers
number 2l0,604 at this place. Finder
will please return to this Office.
l.. ID. Folsom came in from Churchill
Monday. He bought l25 head OF beef
cattle, principally at Aliens. The cat
tie will probably be shipped east.
The Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. of New
ada meets at Winnemucca today and the
delegates have been passing through
v ellsworth this week in numbers that
augur u good attendance.
If a woman can drive a ten penny
nail, which her husband is holding,
two inches with twenty blows of the
hammer, how far can you hear him
pray when she hits his thumb?
Mrs. J.. A. Goldie departed for an x
tended visit to her home in Canada Sun
day morning. A host OF friends was at
the train bidding her goodbye and wish
ing her a pleasant journey.
Governor Jones has appointed Drs.
d. w. Rulison, II. J. Wardlaw, Joseph
Thomas, w. H. Cavell and G. G.. Con-
nell, members OF the Nevada State Den
tai Society, as a State Board OF Dental
Examiners.
At a meeting Of Elko Lodge No. 15
Knights Of Pythias, the following Past
Chancellors were elected Representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge: c.. II.
Sproule, j. S. Gardner, Frank Fernald
and h. Bilkey.
The newspapers say that a vender of
spectacles is breeding trouble for him
self at Carson by trying to make young
ladies sit upon his lap against their will.
At last reports several big brothers were
hot on his trail.
W. d. McNeilly. S. J. Hodgkinson,
Sol Levy, II. $. Thyes, J. A. Lewis,
Herman Ash and Il. NJ. Coffin have
been elected representatives to the
Grand Lodge by Amity Lodge No. g.,
Knights of Pythias.
G. K. 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- Mr..
Skinner when you 20 to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
W. d. Linton has been visiting Eagle
vile Mines, Churchill County, and is
highly pleased with what he saw there.
A five stamp mill is ready for operations
with plenty of ore on the dump and in
sight to keep it busy for some months.
A sample piece OF quartz, fifty pounds,
is at the Nevada House where mining
men can look at it.
Yesterday as the Editor was sitting
in his sanctum a terrified yell brought
him to his feet, a second yell more hor-
~rifying than the first drove MIN to the
street and a long wall of misery and
CONSERVATION carried him into DIR.
Wards office, to find the DR.. only Civ
ing Fred a practical demonstration in
the art OF extracting molars.
C. F. Schwilk. an officer from Califor-
MIA, arrived in Reno Wednesday last
where he overlook Byard Handy, want
ed in Sacramento for burglary. Mr..
Schwilk was in Carson Thursday get
ting the necessary requisition papers,
Tribune. Handy is the sign painter
who spent several weeks in Wadsworth.
He was arrested after making some
pictures for the Gazette.
Senator Stewart struck a new vein in
his bitter irony upon President Cleve-
lands yielding Difference toward Great
Britain. The letter from the Senator
bites like vitriol. 1t is the best piece of