The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-02-22
BREV1FlES.

The good times are in sight.
Robert Pollock continues 10 Improve.
The Washoe grand jury meets next
Wednesday.
Sousas Band is the next theatrical at
traction at Reno.
Comstockers are still passing here on
their way to Butte.
Lake Tahoe landlords expect a rnsh OF
visitors this season.
Major Wootten, wife and little girl,
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Sanford is visiting Miss
Maud Sayles at Truckee.
VIM. Donaldson is visiting his ranch
at Colfax for a lew days.
Asst. Master Mechanic Pratt paid a
visit to sacramento this week.
Miss Mamie ellison came in from St.
Clair and went 10 her home at Carson.
Business is picking up on the railroad
and the signs are now that the backbone
of the dull SESSION is broken.
The Courier says the cattle and sheep
that are grazing in the valleys south of
Belmont are in fine condition.
The Lothrop children are getting along
nicely, but Mrs. Lothrop is down sick,
.succunlbipg to the worry and fatigue.
FOR RENT-A corner house within
a few seconds walk of the shops. -Four
rooms and water. Inquire ut This office.
The Wadsworth Base Ball Club will
leave this morning to play u game with
the nine at the University in Reno to-
day.
The people of the United States spend
more than double the money per capita
for education, than is spent By any other
nation.
An air line railway from New York to
San Francisco, to cost $4,000, 900, is the
| test scheme the Government is to be
asked to help.
Acting Governor Sadler says Nevada
is opposed to prize fights and favors
stopping them in the United States for
all time to come.
By order of the Noble Grand, Rebek-
abs are requested to meet ON Tuesday,
February 18th, AT 2 o'clock, P. NJ, for
floor work practice.
Fred Barnes, a brakeman on the G. &
c., fell and badly injured his hip at
Hawthorne Sunday. He worked on this
division for awhile.
c. ID. Van Duzer, Nevada's land agent
ut Washington, has secured the approval
OF another list OF land to the State, con-
tanning over SO 200 acres.
Eugene V. Debs will probably be tie
Populist nominee for Governor of Indi-
ana. He favors the free coinage of sill
yer and is opposed to corporations.
Mr.. Laugevin informs the Carson
Tribune that his son William, now in
Lovelock, will probably 90 to Carson
and start u meat market in one Of the
stores recently purchased by the father.
The County Commissioners have
granted w. q. Calfrey and George
Brown the special privilege OF construct
ing and maintaining an electric system
OF transportation upon any of the pub.
lie streets OF Reno.
The Southern Pacific shops in Sacra.
mento are again running full blast.
Gradually the force has been increased
until it now numbers 1900 men, and the
chances are that 800 more will be added
to the working force before thirty days
20 by.
With the Rock Point mill running or
Como ore tins Summer, the Douglass
mill and railroad operating on tailings
and tho La Granda Ora and Pro Bono
Publico mining companies running q
steam shovel or two, and the Dredge
Company operating its plant on the
Carson river. Dayton would experience
quite a boom this season. And there il
pretty good reason to believe that some
thing will be done with all the above
enterprises in a tew months from now,
says the Times.
A few rolls OF No. | cooking bntter, %
cents per roll at Griswold's. Sugar is
still a advancing. Now is the time to bny