The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-05-30
Great Days!
SIGNS OF SUCCESS
The Various Committees
Hard at Work.
ENTHUSIAST GREATER
THAN EVER.
Special Trains and Chartered
Cars Contestants Prac-
ticing-Kind Words ).
from the State
Press.

The enthusiasm for grand celebration
on the "Glorious Fourth" is increasing
As the days roll by and encouraging re-
ports are being received from all points
along the road. The various committees
are hard at work making arrangements
and gathering in the sheckels.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
at the very least will be expended to in
sure success and the money will circt,-
late to do good for miles around. Work
has been commenced on the great pa
vilion and having seen the plan AS pre-
pared by Architect Norman, the DIS
PATCH is prepared to say that the
structure will be model of beauty.
THE INDIANS ARE PRAcTnING
at the Pyramid Lake and Walker River
Reservations for the game of Piute feot-
ball and the contest will be struggle
for supremacy and hcnors. 1t will be a
great sight to see these copper -colored
athletes, who are almost physical
perfection, on the field, their naked
bodies glistening in the suns rays.
THAT CHALLENGE TO THE. STATE
for horse racing has not yet been
answered, but it it is anticipated that
some of the sporty men of Reno and
Carson will get enough stiffening in their
backbones to come to The center. We
have the assurance that we will have
horse racing in plenty.
TROPHIES FOR AMATEUR SPORTS
are being considered and will be adver-
tired in a short time, the various com
mittees having their hands full of pre-
liminary work at present.
THE BASE BALL GAME
between Reno and Wadsworth for a $75I
purse is making great deal of talk and
the teams on both sides are practicing as |
frequently as opportunity allows. This.l
game will be for blood.
THE FOOTBALL GAME
between Carson and Reno promises to
be one of unusual interest and many of
our people have never seen a game of
this kind.
IF ARRANG EMENTs FOR CHARTERED CARS
can be completed, the special train
from Truckee being now assured,
chartered cars will be run from Winnie
mucca and Lovelork and such rehured
rates given that people will find them
too cheap to stay at home.
WE CAN TAKE CARE OF ALL
who come and give them comfortable
Accommodations. The citizens have said
that when the hotels are full, private
homes will be thrown open, and the
hospitality of Wadsworth is proverbial
in the State of Nevada. We have been
tried often and have never been found
wanting. Come and we will give you a
hearty welcome.
THR RENO JOURNAL ID
acknowledges plimentary ticket to
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen's
ball at Wadsworth, July Sd. 1t will
surely be grand affair.
THE wINNEMUccA SILVER STATE
acknow le lges the receipt of compli-
mentary ticket to the third annual
Fourth of July ball given by the Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen at Wads-
worth on Friday evening, July 3D., iii a
specially erected pavilion at Herman
grove. near the town, The balls given
by the B. OF r. T. in the past have been
very enjoyable affairs, but We under
stand this one is intended to:outclass all
former events. The best OF music will
be in attendance and il is not necC ssary
-. A.. NYol ba,,a 90 IN eIa