The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-05-29


means better times.
Griswold is unpacking six bbls. /
cask, | crate, table glass ware-just re-
ceived direct from factory to be sold AT
factory prices, freight added.
The members of the Aid Society and
all others interested in church work
will please meet at Miss Jennie Lundy's
Friday evening at 1880 Z. NJ.
Before making other engagements
keep your eye on the 4th of July ball.
1t will be a grand affair and everybody
who goes will have a good time.
The Pioche Record says that the only
use the Democrates have for their plat
form is to take up a plank occasionally
to dust the seat of Growers pants.
Found, Monday, May 81, on the de-
pot platform n small gold locket.
Owner can have the same by applying
at this Office and paying cost of this
notice.
Armour declares that he is losing II
cents on each steer that he slaughters.
1t thus becomes evident that Mr.. Ar
mour Is engaged in the dressed beef in
dustry entirely for health.
1t is said hat nearly 1900 children
are unable to attend school in San Fran
cisco on account of not having books or
a sufficiency of clothing, the parents OF
the children being too poor to furnish
them.
Those who have not received the
dishes they loaned the evening of the
farewell party given in honor of Mrs.
Griswold and Miss Valley should notify
the committee at cnce and they will
gladly be returned.
Two little boys were admiring Brooks
Mechanics residence and its surround
ings. One who wondered how every
thing was kept so neat and tasty was
told by the other that he guessed it wal
because 'there are no little boys like us
living in there"
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 lie
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
The Nevada City Herald says: The
exact residence of his Satanic majesty
has at last been a~scertained. A man
got a money order at the post Office the
other day and as he mailed it for San
Francisco was heard to mutter "There
is $23 gone to hell"
Steamed eggs are delicious. Butter a
deep pie tin and break carefully into it
as many eggs as needed. Sprinkle
them with pepper, salt and bits of but
ter; place in IA steamer over boiling wa
ter until done. This will be found bet
ter than poaching them, especially if
cooked for an invalid.
John r. Bradley has returned from
Elko county where he has been for two
months. He says the country is dry
the Humboldt is two feet lower than
usual at this time of year. There il
not much snow in the mountains and
a scarcity of water may be looked for
later in the season .-Journal.
The owners OF the White Horse Mine
in White Horse District are making ar
engagements to resume operations on
the lead. They have been sampling
the ore and find that a selected piece as
1864 10 in gold and 10 ounces in
silver to the ton. There is a shaft over
80 feet deep on the lead and the samples
assayed were from near the bottom of
the shaft where the lead is wei two
feet wide.-Journal.
Reports from Boise City, Idaho, are
to the effect that representatives of east
ern capitalists are in that city arrang-
ing to secure bonus for a proposed rail-
road from Butte, Montana, by way of
Boise City to Reno and San Francisco.
The men who are backing the enterprise
are said to have means and ability to
carry it through. A corps OF engineers
has found the proposed line favorable
i'll all respects. At no point does the
elevation exceed 1850 feet and from
Boise City to Reno the grade is only