The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-18
WADsWoRTH DISPATCH.
BREV1F1ES.

]. b. Foraker was elected Senator
from Ohio.
Ii o love your baby cone 10 the
meeting tonight. Come Come! Comel
Frank Francis, formerly of Loyelock,
is now connected with the Ogden Stan
dard.
: Lawyer Dodge of Goodwin & Dodge
was in town this week on professional
business.
Arrangements have been perfected
to ship 1000 cattle from Reno to East
ern markets.
Mr.. Fowler has the assistance of Mr..
Axling who is doing some nice work in
watch repairing.
The Democratic National Committee
has decided to hold the National Con-
vention July 18th.
The committee on the X. OF =. dance
will hold a meeting after lodge next
Tuesday night.
Idaho is swarming with jackrabbits
and the farmers are making drives and
slaughtering jacks.
There will be dancing school from
7 p. m. to 8 p. M, at which time the
soiree begins. Tonight.
Superintendent Agler, Asst. Supt. Fitz.
gerald and Master Mechanic Luckett
were in town Thursday.
The storm to the east and west has
been quite extensive. We have had a
little with PROMISE OF more.
Frank ]. Cannon and Arthur Brown
were nominated for U. s. senators by
the Utah Republican caucus.
Family separations are seemingly ep-
demic here three reported for this week
and one for next. Where will it stop?
We want to sell our novels. We will
sell them at cost ii Necessary. There are
some fine ones. First come, first served.
In 1910 Venezuela rose against the
Spanish yokeland in the following year
the independence of the territory was
proclaimed.
Mrs. p. McNeyin and family expect to
leave for Ogden, in March, where
Howard will be- employed in the ma
chine shops.
Fine watch, clock and jewelry repair
ing at eastern prices by A.. &. Spingler
Reno, Nevada. All work warranted.
At Fowler's-First class watch, clock
and other mechanical work. Don't for
get it. No imperfect work allowed to
go out of the shop.
OF the 1000, OO)-acre grant awarded
Nevada for school purposes py Uncle
Sam in 1880, only about l5l 900 acres
remain.-Carson Tribune.
BoARD-Any one wishing board in a
private family inquire at Mrs. Budden's,
residence on River Street.
Paul Helmore, private secretary to
supt. Agler, paid this Office a social
visit Thursday. He says the stormy
season has struck Utah.
Mrs. W. B. Van Horns little sister,
Matte McComber, took the measles at
Truckee where they are stopping until
the little girl rs able to return.
Dave Sanford came in to meet his
brother viii and wife, who have been
visiting ut Virginia City. They re-
turned to saltwater yesterday morning.
at seems funny" says the Manayunk
Philosopher, that a boy q go to Sun
day school alone, but it usually takes a
father and mother, a grandmother and
q couple of aunts to take him to the
circus
A snow slide at Crystal Peak, neal
Emigrant Gap, yesterday wrecked and
carried away seyenty-tiye feet of snow
shed, delaying traffic about twelve
houas. No. l will arrive as a section of
No. 8.
Mrs. J. +. George states hat Mrs.
Herbert Esden's condition is improving
slightly. Mr.. Esden is expected here at
almost any time to take his engine, AZ
the change TO a run in California would
entail to great a sacrifice a. to seniority.
FoR REST-One nicely furnished room
suitable Tor one or two gentlemen. In
quire at Mrs. Budden's, residence on