The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-05-04

will undoubtedly be a grand success as
every preparation is heirg made to make
it such.
Miss Nellie Royal has arrived from
Sacramento where she has been employ
ed in the dry goods department OF Vein
stock, Lubin d Co.
Over so 200 fish were shipped from
the Carson hatchery Thursday evening
to be placed in the streams at Wells,
Winnemucca and Carlin.
The Emma l.. Co. will soon have their
two stamp mill in operation at White
Horse. All the machinery has arrived
and is being put in place.
At Oklahoma, a gallant young man
shot a young lady who refused to dance
with him. Little breaks like this add
variety to society events in that coun-
try.
The New York Sun says that zoe. 900
Federal office-holders have received in
structions from the Administration to
oppose the silver movement by all
means within their power.
Roy Pike is the envied small boy of
Wadsworth being sole owner of a new
up to date bicycle. He rides all right
except after meals when he gets over
balanced for some reason-maybe shift
ing ballast.
Miss Edith Evans and Miss Lizzie
Allen are spending the week with their
sisters, Mrs. T. o. Berry and Mrs. E. H.
Proctor, as their vacation from the Uni
versity at Reno.
A California editor says: "We have
learned that enterprise will accomplish
more in Il desert than silurianism can
hope for in the GARDEN of Eden with a
river to water the garden"
Sherman bug Holiday took his de-
parture Wednesday morning for Ogden
where he will have a position with Su-
p~erintendent Agler and a chance to ride
his bicycle. We will miss his smiling
face.
A special newspaper train on the
Pennsylvania road Monday ran from
Phil adelphia to Atlanta city, n distance
of 52.5-3-I0 miles in 40 minutes, an av-
erage of rs miles IN hour, the fastest
mile being made in Al seconds.
A portion of the fish law was declared
unconstitutional, in the Supreme Court
recently. A section of the remaining
portion of the law is that it is not a mis-
demeanor to carry fish so any person
sharp enough to catch them without de-
lection, can ship them without fear.
Express and railroad companies can
transport them and not be subject to
prosecution.
The last Congress did not pass a law
releasing mine-owners from assessment
work, and it is not likely that the next
one will. This ought to open up many
idle claims for relocation to people who
will do some real work on them, and in
other cases give employment to miners
by people who think their claims worth
holding on to. II mine is worth any
thing at all it ought to be worth 800 a
year in development work.
The Truckee Republican says: The
first run through to Wadsworth vas
made Wednesday morning by passenger
train No. 8. The train crew and the
Sacramento engine, with its engineer
and tiremon, went on through, while
the engine put on at Rocklin laid over
in Truckee. This is a hard run and the
trainmen do not like it very much. 1t
is believed that many OF them will not
be able to stand it very long.
At the Supreme Council of Knights of
Pythias in session at indianapolis it
was decided to wage war on the seceders
from the order 'who'started the tim
proved Order, of Knights of Pythias."
The Improved Order had its origin in
the action of the last Supreme Lodge in
deciding that hereafter the ritual should
be printed in the English la nguage ex-
clusively. The German speaking mem
bers established the opposition.
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