The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-05

lille lUO men are born lU9 women
are born and that's what makes some
people old maids.
Prof. f. Game of Verdi arrived yes
terday to remain a few days and coach
our football players.
The Chinese flag adorning a red pole
has been flying to the breeze and at
tracts much attention.
The pay roll OF the Comstock mining
companies for the month Of August
amounted to $67, 1873 66.
Mrs. John f. Jones, wife of the late
Governor, and her family have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clay.
1t is rumored that the Government
has called upon Johnny Jones' bonds
men 20 make good his bond.
The Omega Foto Co. have some ex-
cellent work on exhibition at their tent
east of the Wadsworth Hotel.
Father Kelly was a passen ger for
Lovelock Thursday and he will celebrate
mass at Winnemucca Sunday.
Mrs. p. Gillespie arrived yesterday
morning from Bakersfield to visit her
daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Yeargin.
The school house and grounds look
neat and inviting since the painting
was done and other repairs made.
The Railroad Commissioners are
making an attempt to force a reduction
of street car fares in San Francisco.
There we're a number of very hard
characters in town this week. They
were ordered TO leave and they went.
Woodliff has been taken to the PEN
itentiary. Credits for good behavior
will reduce the sentence to eight years
Governor Sadler passed west Wednes-
day after having been boss in his hay
fields for several weeks. He is sun
burnt.
r. II. Cowles has returned from Sac
ramento. He says the Fair is lively
and gambling is carried on all around
the city.
Joe Marzen has engaged stall at the
Fair grounds for twenty-five head of his
short horn cattle to exhibit during the
State Fair.
Jim Crosby says he is going to Elko to
help nominate the ticket in the Silver
Convention that will carry Nevada by
$500 plurality.
Gregory Mariana and Joe Luccachini-
nj were made citizens OF the United
States before Judge Cheney in Reno
last Wednesday.
The stables at the Fair grounds are
we'll filled with race horses and that
sport promises to be much better than
usual this season.
Prof. M. P. Smith, 1.-The Irish Duke
man has reached Ogden, Utah, and
presented the play in that city last
Thursday evening.
avid wan o. the min named 'McKin-
ley and the tine named Bryan bedad
its difficult to have hard feelin's toward
ayther of thim.''-Star.
Hon. G. S. Varian, Of Salt Lake is
being favorably mentioned as the Re-
publican nominee for congressman in
Utah. He is for Bryan.
The gold Democrats nominated SEN
ator Jonn NJ. Palmer of Illinois for
President and Simon Bolivar Buck
ner OF Kentucky for Vice President.
The Omega Foto Co. will remain in
Wadsworth a very short time and all
who want pictures taken should call by
the first of the week.
The total membership OF the q. A. r.
is 1886. 400, OF whom S40,6l0 are in good
year was II ,406 OF which 1928 was by
death.
II any McKinleyite has 800 to put up
on any state west of the Missouri river
except Iowa, the Elko Independent
knows a Bryan man who is ready to
cover it.
George Abbay and family, l.. Hetten-
hansen and family, John Day and others
TO the number OF eighteen visited Mud
Inka Thnrslau and Eridnr rnhnrninn