The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-08

secured Tor a location notice, than say
other country under the sun.
A prominent Ne vada stockman ven
lures the opinion that the wealthy
dealers will have Fall beef cattle well in
hand and the result will be high prices.
ALA Cl~ippenger and her friend Edna
Middleton OF Winnemucea who spent
last Saturday visiting here. made us
a very pleasant call while out visiting
that day.
1t is stated that the Comstock Coun-
Gil, A. p. A., has a total membership OF
500, with % to be initiated at the regu-
lar meeting next Thursday evening"
Enterprise.
Fl. Letter, the Bon Ton tailor OF Reno.
does only first-class work. Perfect sat
isfaction given customers a line OF the
newest and most fashionable goods al
ways IN hand.
A war is imminent between cattlemen
and %sheepmen of Colorado. The former
have organized and adopted resolutions
forbidding the latter from driving their
sheep through the country,
The Payton Comedy Company gave
the proceeds of Thursday evenings en-
tertainment to the Ladies Aid Society.
The Aids worked hard to sell tickets
and there was a good house.
The DrsPArcH acknowledges receipt of
complimentary tickets to the second an
nual ball to be given by Harry Wilson
Lodge No. 3l3 on tue 4th of July at
Wadsworth. We are going and so says
everybody.
Next week and the one following will
be lively for Wadsworth with visitors
in attendance upon the various Grand
Lodges. We hope they will all enjoy
! Wadsworth and leave with good i'm
pressions OF the town and it's people.
A board OF trade been has organized
at Elko with a membership of 48 lead
ing citizens OF the county. 1t is going
to buckle down to hard work in the
development OF the many resources OF
Elko county.
The Virginia Chronicle says Nc
Gregor, the sheep man, was found
guilty of misdemeanor for failure to pay
the sheep license and sentenced t o pay
$3.50 or 60 to Jail for 70 days by Judge
Corbett. The Ease will be appealed.
The Ladies Aid Society wish to ex-
tend a vote OF thanks to The Payton
Stock Co. for their kindness in giving a
benefit entertainment in behalf OF assis-
ting in church work. 1t was a very
enjoyable event as well as a financial
success.
G. L. 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
,ntees everv picture. Gall On Mr..
- skinner when You go to Reno and lie
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
The Reno Gazette says: Johnny
Quinn has bought a one-fourth interest
in a mine with John Hayes in a mine at
White Horse. They have assays that
go all the way from $25 to $500 a ton
and are developing what seems to be
a very valuable property.
While James Crosby was chopping
wood the AK caught in the clothes line
and rebounding cut him in the head
making IA cash which required several
stitches to close. However, a man who
only interviews the woodpile yearly
cannot expect to escape without a casu-
atty.
The Indians on the Reservation say
the Reno people knocked out the fish
law from selfish motives and for no
other good reason. Therefore they en-
tered a protest against Commodore
Love of Reno placing a sailboat on
Pyramid Lake. Agent Wootten has
ordered the boat removed from the lake.
They have a saying in Germany that
God knows everything, but that En-
peror William knows it better. And
that is what is the matter with Grover
the Good in the United States Of Amer
lea. Grover hates to go to bed for fear