The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-12-02

The Bon Bon Social Friday night will
furnish amusement for the multitude
and promises to he well attended.
Trib is the liniment Of the century,
What a uniformity of opinion exists
among men that good husbands are
made by letting men have their own
way.
Do not neglect to drink tea at the
mikado booth at the Aid Society's Fair,
and get an elegant cup and saucer as a
souvenir.
The children will derive a benefit by
attending the Evolutionary recital at
Music Hall next Monday night. So will
their parents.
Mason Knoll lcolored), formerly of
Winnemucca, is a candidate for porter
of the Assembly at the coming session OF
the Legislature.
Carpe inter- Larson is engaged in build
ing the new Catholic church on the lot
adjoining the Wickland residence in the
western part OF town.
Congressman Newlands will do his
best to get an appropriation through the
next session OF Congress to build a Post
office building at Reno.
When stoning r%aisins, rub a little
butter on the fingers "nd knife. 1t will
relieve the task of raisin seeding OF its
sickness and discomfort.
Grand President Wolf of the |. o. b.
B. will officially visit at Reno tonight
and will be b|anquetted. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnstein and Mrs. j. D. Raitt will
attend.
James Henry, Sr.. father of Patrick
Henry OF Trnckee, illiam Henry, Mrs.
Chas. Gulling, Miss Mary Henry and
James Henry of Reno, died Sunday
afternoon.
The jury in the cast of Vernon
Harrison Hartley vs.. the Foley Estate
after being out all night disagreed.
They stood eight to four in favor OF the
baby boy.
A quiet wedding took place on last
Wednesday evening in Reno at which
IL. b. Catlin OF Whittier 4 Co.,
Sacramento, was married 10 Miss Bessie
Chambers.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society at the residence OF Mrs. W.
b. Van Horn, T%hnrday, December Bird,
at | p. m. All The members are re-
quested to be present.
There is quite a little b~uzzing in
Genoa these long evenings as to the
state OF the horse market a year or two
hence. We bank our pile ON better
prices, says the Courier.
County Commits Toner p. Walsh is
shipping beef cattle iron, Ledlie by
every train. We have been informed
that the last lot of the 100 neaG sold will
he shipped Monday morning, says the
Austin Reveille.
Cripple Creek has about 5000 claims
on record, of which 5000 are not pat
ented. To comply with the law re-
quiring assessment work, expenditures
aggrigating halt a million dollars will be
necessary to hold the ground.
The temperance people are going to
introduce II bill in the next Legislature
of Nevada providing for the removal OF
chairs, tables, boxes, stools and every
thing used for seating or l%uunging pur-
poses from saloons.-Carson News.
The Mail, S~usanville, says Mrs.
H%unsinger recently caused the arrest of
w. M. Boardman and son Louis,
charging them with an attempt to
defraud an inn-keeper. The jury was
secured to try the cause, but the matter
was settled, the defendants paying to
plaintiff the sum OF $500.
The Silver State says there is about
5000 head of cattle feeding in Paradise
Valley at present time, about 1000 less
than there We're at this time last year.
Owners OF beef cattle are holding them
ior the better prices, the Indications
being that the market will be much
better in IA few weeks.
When most needed it is not unsual for
yonr family physician to be away irom
home. Such was the experience Of Mr..
j. Y. %Schenck, editor OF the Cuido, Ind.
Ter, Banner, when his little girl, two