The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-05-13

senator Stewart has selected for the
day and hour OF his daughters wedding
May Is. at | o'clock. Sort OF 10 to l.
Free Press.
The Tidings say there il nc more scar
let fever at Carlin. Chinese have re-
placed the white men as engine wipers
at that point.
The Convention OF the Supreme Lodge,
X. of p. and the Enrannpment OF the
Uniform Rank meet in Cleveland, Ohio,
August 24--3l next.
Dan Wheeler started for Mud Lake
Yesterday. His sheep sllearers came
down from Reno Monday in a bus and
by this time the wool is lying.
The Kennedy plant for working ores
by electrical process is about ready to
begin operations, the Silver State says.
We wish the owners every success.
People who have beer wondering
about the weather OF late, need wonder no
longer. 1t is the spring house-cleaning
that has caused the disturbance.
Grand March at 9o'clock sharp Friday
night. Tha Nevada Cadets March will
be played, the composer, Miss Gertrude
| HollingsworGh, will preside at the piano.
The pelicans are coming from the
south and healing for the rookeries on
Pyramid Lake where they rear their
young. A good sign for warm weather.
Attorney General Beatty gives it as
his opinion that Reinhold Sadler is mol
the Governor, but merely Lieutenant
Governor with the power and duty OF
Governor.
Committees will be at trains |. 3 and
4, to meet guests coming from n%eighbor-
ing towns to Friday nights ball. The
music will be by Hoskin's Orchestra,
Reno, seven pieces.
The young men who are going to the
ball are specially requested to get their
tickets not later than Thursday night.
Parties not going may see the decorations
vt 8 o'clock Friday evening.
The following alternates to the
National Republican Convention were
chosen. W. W. Williams, John Tore,
WIS. Bonnifeld, C. Colburn, P. L. Elan
nigan and G.. Glasscock.
A hobo cripple who inaustriously
worked every passenger train for several
days was found to be supporting six
alb e bodied vags with the aims given him.
He was jailed and the gang fled the
town.
The following Past Chancellors of the
Knights of Pythias were elected on the
lst inst. to attend the Grand Lodge.
r. Saller, II. M. Beatty, W. S. Beard,
w. Zadow, NJ. Scheeline and A. Kaye
Eureka Sentinel.
Bob Thomas, the Indian who used an
AK on Dick sharp, policeman also Indian,
lanquishes in durance vile at Carson.
DR.. Richardson returned from Walker
Lake last Friday and says the wounded
man will recover.
At the regular meeting of Elko Lodge
No. 15,. Knights OF Pythias, the following
named representatives were elected to
the Grand Lodge: James Dewar, +. K.
Bilkey, j. S. Gardner, G. II. Sproule and
Geo. F. Talbot.
Toiabe Lodge No. 0, X. of p. elected
w. d. Jones', j. A. Miller, P. c. Kelly,
NJ. d. Marphy and j. II. Trolson Repre-
sentatives to the Grand Lodge Knights
OF Pythias which will meet at Winnie
mucca, Nevada, June 18th, lS96.-Austin
Reveille.
James Poole returned Monday night
by train from Mill City. He and G. NJ.
Wiley drove out by team from Wads-
worth IN twodays. Mr.. Wiley and John
Poole arrived with the team last night.
jain Poole will speud four or five days
here visiting.
The DISPATCH will be pleased to re-
ceive personal or society notes, news of
engagements, weddings, parties, etc.
Contributors should sign their correct
names and addresses, not for publication
but as evidence of good faith. Address
all communications to the editor.
Ii the silver men adopt a platform and