The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-08

Pollock on August 18th.
Griswold & Epperson's big wagons are
being repaired. The fellows get tight
and the felloes get loose.
Harry Wightman has returned from
San Francisco where he graduated from
one OF the business colleges.
A Piute buck, who probably went to
sleep fell from Thursday nights passen-
eer train east OF Mill City and was kill
ed.
Steve Kinsey says that Douglas will
continue to maintain her reputation as
the banner Republican county OF the
State.
The United States Circuit Court held
a session Tuesday morning and some of
the land cases concerning Wadsworth
were passed.
Hon. Theodore Winters the well
known turfman and life long Democrat
announces publicly that he will not
support Bryan.
jeff Poole and Alex Pollock have re-
turned from Churchill where they have
been mining. They brought in a
number of specimens.
The parties given these Summer
evenings by the Ladies Aid are very
popular and well attended. The next
one occurs on the 18th.
Verdi, Elko and Genoa are talking OF
organizing Mckinley CLUBS. Reno and
Carson are in the swim. Wadsworth's
woods are full OF Repubs.
John Dennis, the father of the purity
of election law, says that he is going to
make every effort to see that it is en-
forced in this State this year.
There is a water famine in a large por-
ton OF Arkansas and in some sections
human beings are actually suffering
Iron thirst. Rains have been few.
II you don't think the Nevada edi-
tors are good looking men just glance at
the Pacific ~Typograph. But only the
good looking fellows are in that gallery.
Lash Sanford was in from Saltwater.
He was thrown from a mower several
weeks ago and looks as if he had been
badly used up. He is on the improve.
The Reno wheelmen are working up a
proposition to secure a piece of ground
on which to build a racing track, also
grounds suitable for baseball and other
athletic sports.
The best joke we have seen in a month
of Sundays is the DeLamar Lode cred
iting the Reno Gazette with a red hot
silver article. If that wouldn't give
you the ha, ha
The Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber
Co. have let a contract for the con-
struction OF a large mill on their land
near Truckee. This with the new rail-
road makes things come Truckee's way.
Since we remarked that it was a
wonder the Wadsworth young men
were not taking our handsome young
women to wife, two marriages have
occurred and there are several in pros
pect.
w. ID. Linton and family, Mrs.
Phillips and John Babcock leave today
for Grizzly Valley for a months outing.
When they return the millinery store
will be reopened with n new line of
goods.
Misses Bulah George and Zue Geery
will leave in a few days for Mills Sem
mary. Miss Lizzie Wightman will con-
tinue her studies there and Miss
Bessie Whited will be a student at the
institution.
A gang of hobos loaded up on alcohol
and started to take the town of Wells.
The citizens formed themselves into a
vigilance committee and armed with
clubs and other weapons proceeded to
rid the town of its unwelcome guests.
John Beiz says that business in Ger
many is much better in every line OF
trade than in the United States. He
says in all his travels he never saw u
tramp or beggar and the people gener-
ally are prosperous and happy.-Jour-
nal.
DeLamari,es have been without pota-
toes for several weeks. A small load
came in last week and were bought in