The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-12-19

IIltIc : DDlillIR iiiC idAbt ~ "'o
worth. The babies that have arrived
this season have each weighed from IL
to 10 pounds.
The funeral OF the late r. NJ. Beatty
took place in the San Francisco under
the auspices of the California Grand
Lodge X. OF p.
Harry Owen has concluded to take up
a permanent residence at Iovelock and
the boys are doing some thinking as to
the attraction there.
Bishop Seaman of Salt Lake was at
DeLamar, Nevada, several days last
week looking into the proposition of
erecting a Catholic church there.
Walter Davis arrived in Austin last
Saturday afternoon from Lovelock and
Monday morning departed for lone,
where he has a saloon business.
Trib triumphs over tribulations.
Trib strikes out striving athletes strains,
Trib cures the bruises of all nations,
Trib conquers burns and muscle palms,
Frank Mcmahon has driven Ill head
of beef steers to the Carson Sink. Mr..
Mcmahon is now at the Sink negotiating
for the sale of the cattle.-Austin Rev
ellie.
We predict that the coming masquer-
ade will be like those We used to have
ten years ago. Everybody is getting
ready ami that means a jolly time
and good costumes.
Representative Pitts, one of the fore
most lawyers of the Assembly of Ala
bama, has introduced a bill which in
effect will license a man to kill the de-
spoiler Of his female relatives.
Cour:ing a, girl is like starting a news
paper. II starts out a weekly, then it
becomes a tri-weekly, then merges into
q daily, and il it has any enterprise
comes out with an extra about onc a
year.
Judge Taylor met with a distressing
accident Wednesday night. An AK fell
from a high shelf in the store and thu
blade cut quite a cash in one of his legs.
He is able to be around with the aid OF
II cane 4,sl lo-rs
One of the charities of Boston is the
sand garden. Wherever there is any
unused open plaeesin the congested dis
trict it is covered With clean, white sand
and the little children in the neighbour
hooi invited to come to play.
f. NJ. Barnes Informs the Gazette that
the stock cattle belonging to the Hutton
estate in Mason Valley were sold to I.
b. Hickey on Saturday at $3.50 per
head, counting Sucking calves. The
weaned calves brought $3.50 per head.
The schools of the Upper Sink have
united for a Christmas tree jollitication
that will he held in STATIONS Hall on
Wednesday. 23rd, and then everybody
IL Churchill will 90 to Saltwater for
Christmas eve and hold a high jinks
there. ,
1t has been definitely arranged that
" m. j. Bryan is to take the lecture
platform and his first address will be- de-
delivered at Atlanta, Georgia, during
this month. lie will then tour the
Southern States and visit the Pacific
Coast.
Mt. Horeb Encampment No, ~. |. O.
0. f. last Thursday evening elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
r. RI. Cowles, G. r.; w. Fl. Pierson, H.
p; T. II. Bastian, =. W.; A. Steele, J..
W.; N. A. Hummel, Scribe; J. q. EIDE,
Treasurer.
Thursday while Ruy and Deliie Lewis
were chopping wood in the hills Roy
got his foot in the way Of the AK and re-
ceived a cash rear the toes. Dellie
packed him hall u mile on his back fear
Ing ne NOuiu Dletu 10 ueatn. Tie is AZ
home and the injury will not leave any
harmful result.
Ed Brown and Frank Dais came il
this week from Churchill county. Mr.
Dais got his lett hand carght in the
horse power of "a threshrr on Sheriff
Danielson's ranch at Clan Alpine and MS
the thumb was nAngiei it had to be
%au,pntate,i. The operation was per-
formed here by DR.. +. Il. Holmes and
Nj. bias il spending a few days in town.