The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-06-24

Crowds of people visit Herman's'
Grove every night to take a look at the
summer pavilion being erected by the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen for
the grand ball to be given on the even
ing of July Sd.
While in a measure prepared to see a
large ballroom they cannot repress X
carnations OF surprise as they look upon
the largest floor space ever given up to
this purpose in Nevada.
The reason so many go is that the
way is by the plaza and the boys keep
the ground warm in practicing for the
sports. Then the site of the pavilion is
a picturesque spot that well pays a visit
to it.
The Committee on Arrangements had
a very satisfactory meeting Saturday
evening.
X. Herr, the well-known Reno jeweler
will be given an order to manufacture
five gold medals for amateur sports and
that he will do his work in an artistic
manner goes without saying.
Governor Allen says he is up and a
coming with his thoroughbreds and
that we will see some mighty fine horse
racing. Besides the Hon. LENS stock
there are horses OF minor note whose
owners want to settle conclusions with
other ponies.
The football team say they are fast
getting in shape to put up a good game
and an hour spent in watching them
practice leads one to that conclusion.
The Wadsworth ''rooters" who went
to Reno Sunday rooted deep for the
Truckee nine, but they were not mascots
as a score of II to 4 shows. The Wads-
worth B.. b. c. may need a rooter or
two on the 4th and you can bet your
sweet life the gam will be for blood. 1t
promises to be one of the closest games
ever played in the State.
Wadsworth is out for a grand celebra-
ton and it promises to have an excep-
tional one.
Captain Sam, Bull Tom and United
States Peace Maker johnson sides,
trooped into the editors sanctum yester-
day for a pow-wow.
In this weather it is not necessary to
see to know that Sam, his prime minis
ter and his interpreter, are holding
court in your presence. Captain Sam
getting ready to talk is a good deal like
q circus tent sucking wind. Capt Sam
swelled, talked and collapsed and U. S.
P. NJ. johnson Sides relieved himself ni
the following sentiment:
"For the next ten days we send word
to all the Piutes in saltwater, Virginia
Carson. Reno, Lovelock, Winnemucca
Battle Mountain, Carlin, Austin, Day.
ton, everywhere to come to Wadswortt
where we have "Ki-ost' five days to.
gether with 4th of July. Pow-wow
foot races, horse races, play bail, wal
dances in the street and heap sport leave
lots money here. They have to have
provisions.
Now out of my mouth, Captain San
| say: Police will calaboose all injunl
who get drunk. Everybody is talkin,
w ellsworth and they come here and see
i%njuns drunk they will ask what is the
matter with Wsdsworth. Many injur
don't know how to behave and keel
straight. Now | am Cap Sam and
know how to behave in Los Angeles
Sacramento, San Francisco, Reno, Love
lock and Wadsworth. That's wha
neighbors say you be good, and wher
you are hungry, your flour will be ready
and your coffee will he ready for you.
Now come to have big talk and happ,
time on the reservation. After this hi,
time get work, go fish, herd sheep, pitrl
hay, pick hops, get money To buy dou