The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-19

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Prominent ranrhers on the Truckee
meadows say if the winter wheat had
been allowed to ripen it would have been
a success.
The fire alarm sounded Saturday
night. A pile Of rubbish back of j..
WAS in flames from some un-
known cause.
Mr.. Dorais, the scientific optician, is
worthy OF your confidence. We would
not say 50 unless we knew it. Exami-
nation is free.
Three-fourths OF the farmers in Smith
Valley are in favor of Mckinley while
fo%ur-fourths of the farmers in Lovelock
are in favor OF Bryan.
S. Arnsiein is wearing a gold bug. He
says we are not a judge of tne precious
metal because we quoted, Things are
seldom what they seoni.'
Five Smith Valley ranchers have COM
bined and have purchased the creamery
at that place. 1t will be conducted up
the cooperative plan.
Tuscarora is looking up a little. The
Dexter company's new quartz mill is
crushing ore and development work is
going on in some of the mines.
The name OF the Democratic vice
presidential candidate is pronounced
"Sew-sll," az if spelled "Soo-all," the
accent falling upon the first syllable.
The Indian Department has sent a
dozen large cases of mattresses for its
wards at the Pyramid Lake reservation.
The little injuns now cry: Excelsior! p
Thirteen citizens Of WiHnemucca have
announced in the Silver State that thew
are candidates for county Office. What
is the matter with this part OF the
earth?
An ingenious machine for scrubbing
floors has been invented, which is some
thing like a lawn mower, and carries a
small tank of water over revolving
brushes.
For the benefit of those concerned /:
Anyone intending to become natural
lied, In order to vote next November,
must take out final papers before Sep
TENDER 8, 1896.
The Appeal says the candidates for
Supreme Judge on the silver ticket are
Massey of Elko, Huffaker of Storey,
Judge OF Ormsby, Curler Of Washoe and
Harrington, OF Elko.
The Canadian Pacific has adopteh the
system of paying all employees by check
addressed to each official instead OF
sending out four pay cars each month
from the ATLANTIC to the Pacific.
The proceedings of the recent session
of the grand lodge OF Knights of Pythias
and the constitution and statutes are at
hand. The Reno Journal did the work
aud deserves a compliment for it.
The social dance tonight wall be given
by the Wadsworth foot ball team. They
will give you a pleasant time until mid
night. Good music, too. They want
, give the travelling telegraph boys a
social time.
Last Saturday afternoon the members
Of Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 8,
gave a farewell party to Mrs. w. W.
Geery at the residence of Hon. w. la.
Pike. Mrs. Geery left Sunday for Oro-
Vile ane her departure is regretted by a
large circle of friends. The ladies did
not forget the Dispatch, and we have
dined on cake for several days.
There may be goldbugs and silverbugs
bedbugs and ladybugs, but our Bug"
Holiday is a genus by himself. He led
a daughter OF the 400 OF Ogden a merry
chase and Supt. Agler squatted him at
Matlin, a town in the desert with one
house and one inhabitant, theinhabitant
being Bug. Bug wired that he couldn't
cook and was starving to death. His
resignation was accepted and he took
the ears for Missouri where the girls are
rn-fed.
The little daughter OF Mr.. Fred
Weber, Holland, Mass, had a very bad
cold and cough which he had not been
able to cure with any thing. l gave
him a % zen bottle of Chamberlain