The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-12-26

: be issued from tbs oile9 next Nedles-
day.
Bob. Fitzsimmons passed through
here Wednesday and the most remark
able things about him were his TIM
legs.
The tailings from the Ophir mill in
Washoe Valley are being worked by the
cyanide process and are proving very
valuable.
The New Catholic Church at Delamar
was solemnly Dedicated on Christnna4
morning and thenreforth shall be known
az the Church OF the Nativity.
Mrs. A. T. Clippenger and daughter
Allie arrived Tuesday night from Fresno
ahere they had a pleasant visit and en-
loved the sights incident to the citrus
fair.
Senator Jones will arrive in Reno next
week to remain a few days before going
to Washington in time for the assem-
bling OF Congress on the first Monday in
January.
Eugene Cozzens and wife vent west
Wednesday night headed for Southern
California where Eugene and his brother
Bob. will engage in the undertaking
business.
The e. S. Weather Service officials
state that this section OF the country
will be visited by very severe storms
the latter part of this month and during
the months OF January and February.
Too much booze caused one OF IL
young men evidently to forget himself
and act in a ruflianly manner smashing
furniture and brutally illtreating an in
nocent %bystander. 1t is about time that
such d~isgraceful actions were stopped
and all example made.
The Truckee Republican, which was
owned and edited by W. P. Calkins, has
been sold to F. NJ. Rutherford, principal
of the public schools at Triickee, aad
Mr.. RYAN, who has been foreman OF the
o.ice for sotne time.
The day before Christmas Mrs. J.. f.
ieorge and Miss Eta Hettenhausen en-
ioyed a ride too lively for them on ac-
count of the hoase running away. The
only damage was to Il little furniture
,.,tt,u,l .l,nx tl,n hi,huau
must have spent Christmas Day in town.
II is the custom OF the Wadsworlh mer-
chants to give to each papoose, sqiaw
AMI buck a Chris mas token on the II y
OF all days and the Indians are on baud
each anniversary.
The Carson papers have il that j. J.
Hill of Winneinucca has been appointed
private secretary by Governor Sadler.
they are mistaken. it being probable
hat the appoiniee il J.. n. Hill OF + r.
.ka, who is a brother OF j. A.. Hill of
this place.=Winnemncca Silver STATE.
DR.. Parkhurst, the monumental crank,
is bound To keep before the public. His
Latest bid for the unenviAble notoriety
is the statement from The pulpit that
two-thirds OF the whole number of mar
ried couples in New York are unfaithfll
to their married vows. He is IA bowler
who should be pounded to a pulp with
his own bible.
John X. Bradley is in from his ranches
in Elko county to spent The holidays
with his family. He spent a month this
fall in Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska
and returned to Elko about ten DAYS ago.
He SAYS beef cattle have advanced at
least 10 per cent in the last 80 days and
eastern buyers have bought nearly all of
that kind OF stock in Elko county =
Journal.
Here is a new version of the story of
Adam and Eve, as related by q little girl
in the Fourth Prrsbyteri III church,
Chicago. 1t loses nothing b. the Tell
ing: Did, he made Alan, AMI he but
him in "a big garden, II .Ad IN he vas 81,
SO lonesome; n then he pattei him to
sleep, he did; n then he took odt his
brains and mado a woman OF the brains,
ii Thea Adam he wasn't 10 icsD.Ae 40
more
Tie wife of Mr.. Robinson. II prouiti-
eat lumherman OF Hartwich, N. =, was
.i,h Midi rhrnmAtisn for i've mnnIils.