The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-05-23

and filled his shelves full OF Q gools.
He has jast returned from San Fran
cisco, wllcre a more choice spring stock
could not be selected.
Boys, order yonr Fourth Of July suits
First come, first served. a large stock
of goods and new samples can be found
at 5. Jacobs. suits rom $3.50 up.
Pants from $3.50 mp.
Among the elaborate stock OF spring
goods that has just arrived at john Lees,
his line OF negligee shirts are the finest
ever brought to the state The prices
are just as low as they are nice.
c. II. wilkins OF Chicago, Assistant
Grand Chief Conductor OF the Order OF
Railroad Conductors. passed through
here Wednesday on his way to Winnie
! mucca to visit Geo. G. Cornwall Division.
There are Il number OF cases Of dip
liberia in Virginia City and one death
has resulted. II is alleged that offensive
| closets at the Fourth Ward school are
the breeding grounds of the prevalent
nIiasma.
At the entertainment Tuesday night
Miss Nellie Clay will sing a new waltz
song entitled, "fhe Faithless Wife" The
music of the song was composed by Miss
Nellie Madden and the words were writ
t., I,u A. w inIu.v
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
Frank Brown occurred on Monday last.
Many friends OF the family were present
to sympathize with the bereayed parents.
The unopened bud t~ransplanted to bloom
in the Paradise Of God.
We printed a large number of extra
copies of this issue and if you want to
tell YOU friends about the Fourth of
July celebration call and get a paper and
send 1t to them. Extra copies of this
issue will cost you nothing.
Parents OF children attending the pub
lie schools should visit the schools sew
eral time. during the term and become
acquainted with the teachers and their
methods of teaching. Don't expect the
teachers to visit you oftener than you
visit them.
The Reno Wheelmen's Club has been
organized in that town. The uniform
consists of a dark red sweater with a
white silk emblem seven inches in dia-
meter, comprising a bicycle wheel. in
which is a large white star with the
letter ar" (for Reno) in red silk in its
center, ii cap OF the same color with a
three inch emblem OF the same design
worked on the front of it, and dark
knee breaches and stockings.
The Nevada Land q Cattle Company
of which Ed K~avanaugn is Superinten-
dent, has demonstrated the water ques-
hon by thoroughly ~irrigating tne
Russell 4 Bradley ranch by a system OF
swell dams. Ne should have more
Ka|vanaugh's and we would have more
hay raised on the Hamboldt, remarks
the agricultural editor OF the Central
Nevadan. There may be more difference
between dam swells and swell dams than
can be seen ut II glance. We will have
tc. ask some rancier friend.
"A man will look through his pockets
four times before he will give his wife
the coat to sew a button on" said an
old maid to a Courier reporter. She said
it so %sweetly that honey dew broke u
all over the reporters pencil and for a
moment he hadn't breath enough to
sigh. But when he came to and re-
marked that il none but virtuous men
go to Heaven it will he q mighty lone
some place for old maids, the hone,
dew turned to clabber.-Genoa Courier.
Hackney, Il Winnemucca man, admit
ted having lived with a squaw four or live
years, but claimed that he was a hall
breed Indian and did not think he was
breaking the law. The jury did not be-
lieve his story and found a verdict oil
guilty as charged. Hackney was SEN
fenced to rs days in jail.-Silver State.
The Reno P~laindealer says: We late
ly had the pleasure OF spending an hour
with DR.. Richardson OF the Pyramid
Indian Reservation. While the Doctor
stands we'll up in his profession and is q
most genial gentleman with the Wads-
worth cult, (he practiced there a mum
Der OF years.) We are truly sorry SO to
add that he is afflicted with a most ter
rihle. and nrohnhlY. innnrahln malaIly.