The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-15

days.
Mrs. j. r. Williamson, State Presi-
dent OF the Woman Suffrage League of
Nevada, is soon TO start on u tour of TINS
State and give free lectures on Woman
Suffrage.
The Indian School at Carson is to
have a brass band. The instruments
have all ready arrived and an instructor
from the East will be employed to
teach the young redskins.
There is work in the hay fields these
days for any man that wants it. The
ranehers on Truakee Meadows, Lovcloch
Golconda and elsewhere are in want of
hands and cannot get them.
It. is conceded that Teller as the Silver
Popalist nominee ran secure more elect
oral votes than Bryan and the joining of
the Bryan and Teller electoral votes may
make a winning race for silver.
A certain young man in this county,
is counting at the ratio of l6 to |. The
girl is one and has sixteen admirers.
How n party can be established is more
than he can tell.-Yerington Rustler.
AT the recent session Of the Supreme
Lodge A. o. U. w. the age limit for
admission OF membership was changed
from q to 10, subject, however, to the
action of the different Grand Lodges.
The Nevada delegations to the
National Silver Convention and the
National Populist Convention will be on
Fridays No. 3 bound for St. Louis.
The Californians will likely be on the
same train.
With Summers heat we have the
green grass and the shady trees, the
warbling birds and the rushing waters,
the hountiful harvests and work for all
truly in nature there is compensation
for every ill.
THAT maj best discharges his duty to
humanity, who first considers the inter-
est OF his state, and next the interest OF
his nation, and then gives the balance
of his love to the rest of the world. -
Hon. F. G. Newlands.
The U. S. Court of Appeals has decid-
ed that when a bank fails, other banks
to which moneys are due are preferred
creditors. Now if this isn't favoring the
monied class as against the masses OF
the people We would like to know why?
Mr.. Leddick informed the Elko indie
pendent thst he had lived in Lamoille
valley since 1872, and at no time had he
seen as much SNOW in the Ruby noun
tains or Lamoile creek so high at this
season of the year rs it is at the present
time.
On Thursday afternoon about 3
O'Clock Andy Smith, the ten year old
son OF Editor Smith OF the Genoa
Courier, was drowned in the Carson
river. He was AN only sou aud n lad OF
unusual promise. The parents have our
sympathy in their great sorrow.
Manager Fillmore of the Southern
Pacific Company has issued an order
closing the shops of the company in SAN
Francisco and at Sal ramento on Satur-
day. Five days work in the shop will
hereafthr prevail. This move is in the
interest OF retrenchment.
The Democratic gold Senators from
New York, Maryland. Ohio and New
Jersey, will endorse the ticket but not
the platform. They will work for Bryan
and will endeavor to elect gold men to
Congress. By this action Eastern Dem
ocrats viii hold their organization with
out boiling.
Last Mon,iay evening d D G NJ, FL
Voorhees,, installed the following officers
of Wadsworth Lodge No. 80, | 100 F.:
] F Crosby, n Il; r II Cowles, VG;TL
Bellam, See G Hoover, Treas; A Steele,
Warden: \ Y Brown, Conductor ] W
Allen, o q; F l. Behler, | 6; n A
Hummel, r 5 to q; W Pierson. l. 5
to N e.; Jacobs, K S to VIC; II Clay,
l. S to VIC; F Gallo, Il S S; u V Merri.
gan, L S :; Vim Mcpherson, Junior
Past Grand.
Among other things Hon. G. S. Nixon
says: II consider the nilsson of the
Silver party OF Nevada ended. 1t was
organized for principle, and now when.
the principle Was taken up and i%ncnlca-
ted In the nlaffnrm OF nnn nj thn .rrant