The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-12

The coinage OF gold during May was
81, l63, 937, and OF silver $40, 5O3' OF
which $3.50, $50 was in standard dollars.
Both the Journal and Gazette OF Reno
were loud in their praise of the recent
performance OF Damon and Pythias at
that place.
Brother Beard reports that Eureka
will be well represented at Wadsworth.
w. S. looks well and has not changed
any for 20 years.
Hon. Jack Foulks of Verdi was drown
ed in the Truckee yesterday. He was
liking "A wood boom and the BOAT upset.
The body had not been recovered up to
the time WI went to press.
Prof. Dornberger, Miss Mamie Lane
and Miss Mary Henry have all been re-
engaged as teachers OF the public school
at Wadsworth for next term.
u. S. Attorney G. A. Jones and U. s.
Marshal Ferguson came in from Still
water yesterday with the Indian who
robbed Lem Aliens store at st. Clair.
Mrs. Katie Laurie, who essays the
character of Calanthe in Damon and
Pythias, is a leading stock actress and
considered n OF the handsomest women
on the stage.
Past Grand Chancellor and Past
Grand Master w. S. Beard spent a few
hours in town yesterday visiting old
friends. He will be here to attend the
Grand Lodges.
]. B. Tingley of Eureka came in Tues
day afternoon from Eureka. He will
attend the Grand Lodges OF X. of P.
and l.. 0. o. F. He reports things
quiet at Eureka.
The Reno Journal says: John Pugh
has painted several scenes for the pro-
duction of the play OF Damon and
Pythias at Wadsworth next week. The
work is well executed.
The White Cloud Mining property
was sold to Hayden and Lovelock at
Saltwater for SIG, 800, and the personal
property for 81, SOC. 25, leaving a judg-
ment against the company for $3.50.
We received the compliments of Miss
Jennie Lundy in the form of a choice lot
Of strawberries grown on Hon. T. G..
Herman's ranch. They were delicious
and the lady will please accept our
thanks.
James T. Heney, charged with COM
plicity in the robbery of the United
States mint at Carson City, was arrest
ed by United States Marshal Humphrey
at Leadville, Col, Saturday.
A western man points with pride to
the fact that his wife has worn one bon
net for twenty-five years. The feeling
with which the wife points to her hus-
band has not yet been described.-Ex.
The way the officials are shielding all
suspected OF connection with the Mint
shortage, with the exception of Johnny
Jones, whom they are unquestionably
persec uting, is causing a general muir
mur OF Observation-Disclosures
Don't forget the great play Damon
and Pythias, which will be given at
Music Hall tomorrow night by an excel
lent Reno cast in addition to the talent
ed and beautiful actress, Mrs. Katie
Laurie.
FOR SALE-A dwelling consisting of
six rooms, well furnished also cellar
and good barn, with horse, cart and har-
ness included. For particulars inquire
of Mrs. W. w. GEERY.
Andy Russell, Tim Kirby, George
Walker, Fred Plane and John Griffin
left here Monday for Silver Peak. Andy
expects to return in about three weeks.
The others will try their luck in the
camp for awhile.
Mrs. w. w. Geery and her daughter
Zue, Mrs. j. T. George and her daughter
Beulah and Miss Lottie Golding are all
expected home tomorrow from Rowland
Hall, Salt Lake, where the young ladies
have been attending school.
As a sign of good times we might re-
mark that a squirrel was captured on
Elko's main street bv Charley Bourne