The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-08

Churchill has been sol e tceptln2 about
two hundred tons belonging to Mr. SOM
nlers.
The bethrothal OF Mr.. Phil Jacobs to
Miss Sylvia Lachman, was recognized
sunday at Reno according to the Jewish
custom.
Wa1sworth Lodge No. 33, /. o. O. f.,
will install officers next Monday night
and other business OF importance will be
transacted.
T. &. Herman finished putting in his
crop OF ice Monday. He has between
three and four hundred tons OF ten inch
ice stored in his new ice house.
Quite a number OF people will visit
the ice palace at Truckee. All who go
will find the best accommodations at
the Whitney House.
Henry Theelan was in town Saturday,
having accompanied his daughter Annie
who returned to Reno where she at
tends the High School and leads her
class.
Engineer Herbert Esden will take a
run in California to be near his family.
Mrs. J. F. George will take the children
to Oakland this week where they will
reside in future.
The signs OF recent cod weather are
numerous along the river, it being frozen
5ver in certain places. Tie sloughs and
litches are frozen solid and evidence oi
winter prevails everywhere.
A dancing school will be started next
Tues lay evening at Music Hall. Those
desiring instructions will please join the
class at the beginning. Tuesday eve
nings at 7 80, and Saturday evening at
7 p. m. sharp.
Mt. Horeb Encampment No. ~, !. O..
0. F installed the following officers for
the ensuing term 7. H. Ba4tian, C. P;
Ed Short, II. p; X. ii. Cowles, $. W.;
Chas. Hoover, J. W.; +. Fl. Proctor,
Treasurer II. L.. Fuller, Scribe.
A woman named Alice Mcdonald was
arrested at Reno Sunday evening by
Constable McInnis for petty larceny
committed at I.ovelock. She was taken
back to Lovelock Monday morning by
Constable Cozzens.
The Tribune says: "a C~arsonite on
reading Newland's speech in which he
thirsted for war with England said: 1T
was safe to bet in event of war being
declared the Nevada Congressman
would hire Il substitute
The wife OF Hon. Thomas Wren pre-
sented him with "A boy about 20 minutes
before II O'Clock on the night OF Deem
Der 9th. As this wal a few minutes too
soon for the child to obtain one of the
Chronicle cups, the Appeal says that
Mr.. Wren has WI itten to the Chronicle
to know ii there are any approximate
prizes.
Gus Busjaeger was married last Sun
day evening to Miss Annie Murray at
Oakland. The wedding took pace at
the residence OF the brides parents,
Rev. Father Slavin performing the cere-
mony. The couple will make their
home in Truckee. The DIspATcH con-
graduates ''Bush" and wishes the young
people much happiness.
A Carson drunk WHO made himself
obnoxious to the down town shirt fac
tory girls came hear being cremated on
New Years night. One of the girls
poured coal oil all over him and then at
tempted to ignite it. A bystanler floor
ed her, and thus prevented a human
confagration. Some people are unchar-
table enough to say that would have
been no loss if the fellow chad gone up
in smoke. Carson Tribune.
Fine watch, clock and jewelry repair
ing at eastern prices by A. q. Spingler
Reno, Nevada. All work warranted.
A subscriber to the San Francisco Call
asked that paper when the twentieth
century begins. The answer was that
1900 is the last year of the nineteenth
century. The twentieth century begins
January |, 1891. The year 1895 is the
ninety fifth of the nineteenth century
The century Is ninty-four years old and
is o (lS95) in its n~inety-fifth year.
The present era in our chronology
begins with Janary LIST, of the year /,
A. ID.