The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-22

c. Hail and w. L. Smith have jointly
tapped the S. p. Co.'s water main and
will have one OF the best water supplies
in town at their respective residences.
Mrs. Chas. Brown who has been in q
dangerous condition for several days
past is on the improve and her ultimate
recovery is only "a matter oil time now, 1t
is hoped.
The extra engineers and firemen had
u roll call and nose count. 1t is request
| ed that no members absent themselves
in the future later than the arrival OF
| No. 3.
II WaJsworth ranchers have any on
ions left they should hold onto them as
the price is rapidly ascending on the
o loriferous vegetable. $50 a ton has
already been offered.
Inquiries are being made by an east
ern firm regarding the adyisability OF
| putting up u plant for the purpose OF
Strengthening horses for their hides, oil,
etc., at some place in this State.
The bicycle brigade was conspicuous
last Sunday and a spirited discussion is
among the ladies' as to whether Shorty
Gladding or Walter Macpherson is the
most shapely man in bloomers.
At the Calico ball given by the Rath-
bone Sisters on May 1st there will be
two prizes offered. One for the incest
calico suit worn by a gentleman and one
for the prettiest calico dress worn by II
lady.
Joe Sturm has been placed on the
switch engine at Reno, and Engineer
Cronan with the "1746" is on the swing
run between that place and Truckee
again. The changes took place with the
new time card last Monday.
l. M. Conkey is stationed at Hot
Springs as fireman on one OF the push
ers through q change off with Vic Geery
who takes his place on the main line.
Mrs. Conkey and family accompanied
him and will make their future residence
at hat place.
Wadsworth Chapter of the o. ELS.
will be instituted on'Friday, April oath.
All members OF the 0. L. S. and all
Masons and their wives are invited to be
present at Fraternal Hall at $50 p. m.
+. X. BELLAM, Sec. o. f. S.
Mr.. Jeffries, an engineer, has been
transferred from Sacramento to the hill
run between Wadsworth and Truckee
on the Sacramento division OF the G.. Z.
and takes the place OF Billy Maurhan.
Our home talent don't seem to be in it
any more, which is to be %deplored.
A tramp accosted Bob Little the other
day as follows: "Mister, can't you give
me a bit, l havn't had anything to eat
for three days?" That's nothing" said
Bob, "My wife is gone away and l
lavn't had anything to eat for a week.
'If you don't believe it ask Johnson
Bar"
Rich placer discoveries are reported
from Washoe Valley in the vicinity oil
the old Harris mine. Carson men nave
secured everything in sight. This
ground has peer trampel over for years
before anyone stumbled on to the fact OF
its value. 1t will pay Nevada people to
keep their eyes open.
The young la lies of Wadsworth wish
to extend their thanks to those who 30
kindly assisted in making the Leap
Year party a grand social success, name.
ly, the Lodge for decoration material,
Mrs. McCulloch for the excellent supper;
Roy Lewis for calling; and all Others
who in any way aided in the pleasant
affair.
For the first time since Congress met
the probable democratic candidate for
the Presidency is one of the leading top
les of conversation among politicians.
This is largely, il not entirely, owing to
the conference at the White House sew.
eral days ago which was participated in
by President Cleveland, Ex-Secretary
Whitney and Secretary Carlisle. The
conference was hel ut night aud was
strictly secret, but umo says that Mr.,
Whitney has laid aside the hard feelings
against Mr.. Cleveland which caused him
to refuse TO meet that gentleman fol
several years, and has agreed under
certain conditions 10 attempt 10 have