The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-12

superintendent q. 4. Capen OF the
Bradstreet Merchantile Agency, Sacra-
mento, rated Wadsworth this week.
The old man who was struck by II
freight train about two miles west Ct
Winnemucca Saturday afternoon died.
The Free Press says an Eiko hen is
laying eggs that measures Sxl0 inches.
They are liable to hatch out railroad
ties.
This Saturday evening the Kings
Daughters give their social and enter
tainment at the residence of Alex. Pol
lock.
Pot hunters are Strengthening young
ducks at Washoe Lake, and sportsmen
are registering a lively protest.-Car son
News.
Mrs. J. R. Williamson, State Presi-
dent Of the Women Suffrage Association,
expects to visit Wadsworth late in this
month.
Some scoundrel is cutting plate glass
windows in Reno with "a diamond. He
has done some hundreds of dollars of
damage.
Misses Zue Geery, Bulah George and
May Givan left for Mills Seminary rues-
day night. Miss Lizzie Wightman left
Sunday.
VIM. Gleason, the blacksmith at the
Reservation has received a transfer to
New Mexico. Sorry to see Bill go 80
far away.
Republicans to the number of 1876 eff
fected the tempory organization of a
Mckinley and Hobart Club in Reno
last Saturday.
Hurrah for the Tumbling Jimmies
Republicans, Populists, Democrats, the
New Woman and the Old Man will all
compete for the prize.
We have received the ninth annual
register OF the Nevada State University.
1t gives complete information in re-
gard to that institution.
1t has been computed that the death
rate of the globe is SO per minute, 81 1920
per day, or 80, 765, $50 per year, reckon
ing 1851 days in length.
The legs of some OF the best wheelmen
grow too hard too quick action. Trib
lubricates the muscles and brings them
into perfect condition.
The fifty-mile relay race run at Carson
Sunday afternoon was won by the Car
son riders, they beating the Reno
about three-quarters of a mile.
Mr.. WEIGH, the singer who dwelt in
Wadsworth ouce upon a time, got drunk
and disorderlv in Winnemucca and now
lapguishes in the bastile there.
Thirty-seven million babies are born
every year, a fact that ought to convince
old bachelors that the nursery is still
the worlds greatest institution.
A Mckinley club will be organized in
Wadsworth. There are 70 names on
the list for a starter. This precinct
will probably poll over 225 votes.
Ike Lothrop writes from Canada that
his father ~ feeling much better. Ike
says IKE is working in the hay field.
That field is many miles from here.
w ]. Gill receives by every mail let
tiers highly recommending ellis Magic
Cata-rh Cure. Such men as j. W. Smith
and Frank Neville are among the
writer's.
A falling hay derrick at the Godchaux
ranch, Willow Point, killed Jacob Tobler,
a Swede. A gust OF wind swung the der
rick and pulled tut the stakes to which
the guy ropes were fastened.
All available cattle have been shipped
out OF Arizona. Even many of the
stock cattle have been sold to Colorado,
Kansas, Montana, Wyoming and
Dakota buyers. Average price 30 per
head. Last year the same class of
cattle sold for $ll.
George W. Baker OF San Francisco was
in Reno in the interest of politics. Mr..
Baker seemed much displeased over the
fact that the Silver party of Nevada in
sists in maintaining the party o~rganiza-
ton. He said that it was their duty to
get into the Democratic camp.-Gazette.