The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-04-29
TIE El.ToRS' JAUaE.

man car with the other members OF the
Nevada Press Association at Reno two
weeks ago that he would take the world
easy and dismiss all thoughts OF the
shop" until his return. He has re-
turnej and buckled down to work with
plenty Of il in sight. We left Reno on
the l4tll, inst. and spsat the evening
in getting atIalintel, thu hia Is OF the
watch turning to | a. M. before the jubi-
lee ceased.
At the Sacramento depot We were
welcomed by II committee of the Cal
iornia Press Association, the honors
oeing done by L. b. Willis OF the Sac
ramento Record Uuion, j. A. FLETCHER
IT the California Board OF Trade, g. f.
Montgomery and others. AT 80 we
walket to the elegant rooms of the
Suffer Club and sat down 10 az fine a
breakfast and'ln as good company as 1t
has ever been our lot 10 meet. Covers
were laid for about 200 and the tables
were heavily laden. President Willis
welcomed us in a manner that made US
fell as home members OF n happy family.
and T.. b. McCabe, Private Secretary to
Governor Budd, clinched things by ten
dering the freedom Of the State. Mayor
Hubbard spoke for Sacramento and ten
dered the KEYS of that promising city.
PresidenrK Kelley responded to the well
come and Sam Davis and the DISPATCH
man responded for Nevada. Sam is
always happy when talking Nevada and
his talk ia always as big as his theme.
He wrote home: "Brother Kelley, of
the Reno Journal, President OF the As
ISOLATION, replied toa speech that aus
ed the orchestra W play Ben Bolt in a
lower key. Brother, Hummel, OF the
DISPATCH, lifted the audience with his
%eloquence, and your travelling CORES
pondent, who has been engaged by the
Appeal, to write for AN e%nornous salary,
INDUCED in a talk that lifted the price
Of real estate in Nevada several notches.
The glories OF the sagebrush State were
90 glowingly painted by Mr.. Hummel
and myself that severalo the publishers,
OF California, announced that they in
tended to move over and start news
papers in the sagebrush, but after Kel-
ley had dialated on the high condition
Of piety and morality in Nevada, and
the flourishing condition Of Prohibition
Societies, their .arlor cooled down. and
they will stay where they are for "A
while.9 All the pretty girls OF Sacra-
mento came down to see as off the train.
Tue conductors and porters had to pat
them off with maiu force, as sisted BY
President Kelley and the depot police in
blue uniforms ~ 10y 9tH
We were rendered the use Of the cleo
trio street cars and visited as many
points OF interes, AZ possiblefin tlefiin-
tied time we had in Sacramento. The
city is setting the pace for the State and
a continuance on the same lines wild
soon work wonders. We left S~acrainen-
to with very warm spot in onr hearts
for it's people and cheers were heartily
given and as heartily returned. E. b.
Willis, II. A. McCraney, r. V. Robertson
@. f. Montgomery.J. A. Filcher, W. ID.
Pennycock, +. M. Haskell AMI wife, W.
8. Mellick, E. f. Pillsbury, j. L. Rug
giles and S. q. Daniels boarded our car
and accompanied us as far south as
Lathrop, where We were 10Th 10 part
with such pleasant people.
We stopped at Fresno Wednesday
evening Tor dinner at the Depot Hotel,
but "we'll never go there any more"
There was nothing in tina dining room
worth mentioning but u female cashier
and six bits a head for u look at her was
20 cents too dear. We INST General
Kittrell AMI Billy Daug'erty here. This
scribe was also m IRE than pleased to
have a half hours chat with Miss Bessie
Whited who is the star pupil of the
Fresno Business College. On the train
we met Lawyer Campbell, Pat Reddy's
partner Mrs. j. L. Stulbs and daughter
Theodore of Reno, W. Tobey and dau!h-
tor and Miss Bliss OF Carson, acco npan
led by Miss Aldrich, Senator stewards
niece, and her brother, all bound for the
Santa Barbara Floral Festival.
On the way to Santa Barbara at Santa
Paula Sam jenkins came on the train.
Sam is one of Wadsworth's old pioneer
engineers and handled u throttle on this
division in '63 with Jim Bird as a fire.
man. Sam was loaded down with beau