The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-05-06

DEW tI1 Itif dihi NthlRS ftoiIihh1 ~
the Governor was on the cast-bound
passenger.
Hon. Lem Allen was in own Monday.
He was standing at the Reno depot
when Will Biggs was killed, and turned
when he saw that the accident la un-
avoidable.
J. F. Crosby's wife presented him
with a l3-pound son Monday. That
boy is cut out Tor Il blacksmith sure
enough and his father is a good Ameri-
can citizen.
Mrs. A. Pope returned Friday morn
ing from quite an extended visit to Cal
ifornia points and says she had a good
time. The latter part OF this week she
leaves for New York.
The Truckee Mea lows are overrun
with meadow moles, or what we have
been calling squirrels, the pests which
have bothered u ranchers SO much
during the past few years.
The jury in the ease of John T. Jones
deliberated % minutes and found the
defendant guilty. On Monday he was
sentenced to eight years in the State
Prison at Carson and fined s., 1000.
Some hobo is wearing Billy Callahan's
corduroy coat. He took it off, Billy did,
so did the tramp. Billy will put a rope
On the next coat he takes off when he
goes TO work. That's what the vag did
took Bills coat off when. he worked Billy
so we'll.
The young men awake, sleeping or
dreaming, have that return ball in mind
and every bachelor in particular should
be sure to get a ticket. The young
ladies did not want to be partial on the
other occasion, but this time something
will pop.
w. B. Van Horn is very happy over
the arrival of u little girl at his house.
He says she is a new woman and will be
an engineer. The happy couple have
our congratulations and may the baby |
grow to be as womanly II woman as is
the mother.
From a telegram received from the
Walker River Reservation it seems that
Dick Sharp, at Indian, has had an
alteration with another Indian. Dick
sharp has had his head split open with
an AK. The Reservation physician has
gone to attend to his injury.
The following Past Chancellors OF
Lodge were elected as representa-
to the Knights Of Pythias grand
at the regular meeting Friday
W. Ii. Noyes, H. j. Thyes, j. A.
j. +. Aitken, s. Levy, j. 0.
Sessions, s. j. Hodgkinson.
Amity Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, will
give a reception to Grand Chancellor
Hummel on May 22nd. The event is in
honor OF the official visit of the Grand
Chancellor. A programmes. will be ar
ranged and the occasion will doubtless
be a pleasant affair.-Journal.
Miss Grayce Blossom gave the Nevada
Press Association excursion q fine write
up in the Central Nevadan. Now some
enterprising young journalist will be
wanting to change local reporters, only
to be scooped. a. usual, bv Sam Davis,
who has a full hedsel adoption scheme
well in hand.
J. II. Kinksad OF Virginia City is hav-
ing some ore crushers Of his invention
constructed. which he claims will work
ore bearing 81 in gold at a good profit.
1t is estimated that it will require only
two horse power to operate each crnsher
and they have u capacity of - tons a
The cattle situation throughout Ari-
zona is at present gloomy. Even on the
a range considered the best in
Territory, grass is short and the round
Up hampered for the lack of feed. Over
in Tonic it is mucn the same, while all
over Southern Arizona the water holes
are drying up, the cattle are beginning
to concentrate in much more restricted
grazing grounds.
The other day Or. 4. A. Jackman
broke a boulder taken from the 100 foot
level of the Jim Blaine u year or so ago.
1t was full of gold and made a number
of pretty specimens. 1t is said that the
Jim Blaine is being held at $3.50 in
San Francisco. Our hope is that some
body will buy it and commence OPERA