The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-22
BREV1TIES.


Governor Jones continues to improve.
j. b. Gernant will go ra%ilroadine
again.
The pay car is expected now almost
any time.
Herbert Esden has returned from
San Francisco.
VIM. Donaldson has returned from his
trip to California.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be played il
Reno Friday night.
Mrs. J. f. George is on the sick list
with an attack oil grip.
Agent G. A.. Macpherson is again at
his post in the freight house.
C. f. Drown is holding down tie
nj dit watch al the White House.
Mrs. j. H. Whited is visiting Mrs. j.
w. Smith at Hot Springs for a few days.
Take Il look at our new advertisements
and mark the successful business men.
DIR. p. Harmony is still confined to
his room, but hopes to be around soon.
The county bid in all the property
sold at public auction for delinquent
axes.
1t is minated that the New Orleans
mint will open and coin $4,000, 900 silver
dollars.
We observe under birth notices, that
our County Clerk Porter has another
assistant.
The railroad boys report ducks I'M
usually numerous in the river in the vi
entity of Clarks.
Engineer Fred KLEIN has returned
from his visit to Ohio and looks natural
on the engine seat.
J.. II. McColloch and wife have re-
turned from a visit to Jos. Cushman
an | wife at st. Clair.
1t is easier to get religion than it is to
get an Indian with a full belly to chop
wood.-Bodie Index.
Over in Plumas and Sierra counties, in
deep snow, the stage horses wear snow
shoes OF thin sheet iron,
The Grand Jury OF Elko have found
that the Revenue laws are being %yiolat-
ed by the Pullman car company.
1t is rumored that John Day is going
to start a livery and feed stable. At
present the business is slightly over
done.
We have enjoyed seversl heavy rains
this week, but would have been more
pleased. with snow for water in the
spring.
The Independent denounces Mr.. e. R.
vardy OF the Tidings, az a liar and a
cur, for alleged falsehoods and misrep-
RESERVATIONS.
Levi shipped eight carloads Of beef
cattle from here Monday, two Of which
he bought from Lem Allen and six from
Charles Kaiser.
A. G. Cleveland OF White Pine county,
expects to ship over a hundred head of
horses, hlooded stock, TO eastern mark
cts about the first Of February.
II a common mar gets full and paints
the town red it's a drunk. II a promi-
nent citizen makes a trail like u scythe-
handle, he is only feeling good.-Bodie
idex.
Jim Townsend remarks that a man
may have plenty of money and be de-
cent, but it's hard 10 be unless you nave
money, no matter what is said to the
contrary.
We understand an amateur mpan
OF home people have an opera in hand
which they will produce here shortly.
1t would be a welcome change, and have
a crowded house.
The Washoe County Banks new ad.
appears in this issue. Adj. or no al,
the Washoe County Bank is the solid
institution of the State. Its patronage
ut Wadsworth is steadily increasing.
The ice palace is a fixture for this sea-
ron and will be a great success. Just
two or three cold days and nights will
set it solid and then it will sparkle like
a gem and then we will go and see it.
Congressman Newlands has secured
the establishment of a p~ostoffice at
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