The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-03-11
NADSW0RTH DISPATCH.
BREV1FlES.
be weather is delightful.

There is scarlet fever at Elko, Eureka,
Star Valley and 0gden.
Miss Nellie Davis of Lovelock is visit
ing Mrs. J. W. Swaney.
Governor Jones will resume his duties
the end OF this month.
The young McKenna boys broken
arm is healing very rapidly.
II. t. Lothrop's chill iren have recov-
cred from the scarlet fever.
Charlie Keyes has returned to Truck
ee from from the S. z Hospital.
Foreman A. T. Clippinger was called
to Reno yesterday on Jury duty.
The storms last week in the eastern
,.art of The State were hailed with de-
light.
The splints were taken away from
Bob Pollock's broken leg and he Is IN
proving fast.
N. A. Humntel goes to Reno today to
attend the Nevada Press Association
Sneeting.
X. II. Cowles returned yesterday from
Churchill. His beef cattle are in fine
condition.
Miss Mary Painter who is visiting
Truckee was reported sick last week,
the Republican says.
The school children OF Battle Noun
tain gave F. w. Klock a surprise party
on his birthday last week.
Hay is nearly all sold in Smith Val
lev, none OF the ranchers will carry over
any this season.-Dayton Times.
Hon. Lem Allen expects to be the
next Governor OF Neva la. Perhaps.
Still water runs deep.-A Austin Reveille.
The young ladies' interested in the
leap year party are requested to meet at
the library 1t . $40 Saturday afternoon.
Italians have been shipping potatoes
to California this week. The price paid
IL understood to be from s. to 80 per
ton.-Dayton Times.
The Senate is trying: to in,rsase the
West Point cadets 10y the appointing OF
two cadets at large from each State. 1t
/. meeting with much favor.
Bulletin No. "a. treating of the San
Jose scale, has been issued. You can
get copies by applying to the State uni
>ersity. Fruit growers will IL 1t OF
Value.
W. :. Bailey is entitled to thanks for
the road work he did. gratis, alongside
r. q. a.rmln's field. The+aext mass
NEE iag will prol ably pass the vots of
slaiks.
jeff Poole mourns the loss Of twenty
fYv. pounds OF giant powder and sew
cral boxes of caps that were stolen from
t,is claim up the river. These thieves
have been p lrloinin2 from every camp
in the district Tor several months.
Henry Eden and W. S. B.ily who
tiAt tile TOdu itu'iiilA w hNSPh CIV n"y
/, nee Is repairing in severa! places. 1t
;s in Lyon county. II it wa Ia good re-
pair it wouli make considerable travel.
IL is something to think about.
Have you got your suit. ready for the
masquerade on the l7th2 Now Ia the
time for all good men and women and
uirls and boys to procure your tickets.
Makers tickets, : 80. Five valuable
AMI u-eiul prizes are To he given away.
Next Tuesday night.
Chairman W. W. Williams Of the
Churchill County Commissioner came
in Yesterday with Il l,ai OF hides tor
snipm mt aut he will take back a load
oi provisions. He says the Churchill
tel.phone will be constructed from
it'll water to Walsworth some time in
May.
Prof. gle. Arnold is the editor AID
nnnli-ner Of the Sierra Valley Recnr /,
No. / OF Vol. / has reacned this nfite
snd it presents a very neat app 'artlte.
n should succeed and grow and thriv,
As that community Is large and en"rle''
ic enough to support Il good newspaper,
Ell Short-"What are you"
shagnasty Jim-"Ms half breed
%Injun."
Snort-'Wnat was your father
Jim-.Hs full boo %Injuu.'
short-'Wh hat Was yo IT mothcrP'
Jim-'sShe half breed
Shor6-'W hat does that make yol?'
Jim-"lnjdn aud Il malt