The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-15

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home in Churchill County yesterday,
where they are to be married.
Miss Louise Fray of Reno is visiting
the Short family. Miss Fray is on her
way home from Carlin here she closed
a yer, successful term OF school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. cl'ppenger and
| Miss ALA, Dir. and Mrs. 1ackinan and
children spent last Sunday in Tiger
Canyon where they had Il pleasant days
outing.
Hans, who is a Judge Of morals as well
as of money, SAYS that 'being bender to
another mans wife is not legal bender
no more as bickled poets ish sauer kraat,
Ply tam !"
Only seventy years have elapsed since
the first railway in the world was finish
ed. During the comparatively short
period 400, 900 miles have been con
structed.
Captain D.. La Mar has written to
Senator Stewart to make an effort to put
cyanide OF POTASSIUM on the free list. A
good deal oil gold is reduced by the
cyanide process.
Judge + A.. Cheney, and Judge I. V.
Julien OF Reno and Attorny Truman OF
Winnemucca arrived from Churchill
Thursday evening where they were
doing Court duty.
The invitation to attend the Utah Pho.
neer Jubilee is from the pen of Hon. G.
C. Goodwin, and is a literary gem APP
preaching the grade OF an epic. 1t has
been handsomely %engrossed.
The citizens in Austin cleaned all the
rubbish out of their yards and the Com
missioners provi led teams to haul the
stuff away. An order OF that kind is n
common good and 81 appreciated.
Supreme Chancellor OF the knights
OF Pythias Phillip I. Coigrove, is in at
tendence upon the Grand Lodge of Cali
%fornia, and the prospects are favorable
that he will attend the meeting in Elko.
Mrs. f. Grsiwold and children,
accompanied by Mrs. A. IL. Griswold.
on Wednesdays No. to visit in Ohio.
Mrs. A. H.. Griswoll will visit her
friends and parentsat Columbus, Neb-
raska and Miss Msude Polly at Seward,
Nebraska.
Frederick G. Lees lecture, "The Lady
or the Tiger" is a gem. 1t bristles with
good points and holds the attention of
the audience from start to finish. 1t
affords many a good laugh and holds the
mirror up to nature. The gentleman is
quite an actor and a very interesting
speaker.
w. G. Williams and Bob Pollock were
coming down from the hills in a buck
board and leading a saddle horse when
that anima! took fright and jumped into
the blackboard, turning it over and
throwing the men out into the. grease
wood. They escaped with a few tr riding
injuries.
Truckee is abreast of the times, as the
Republican says: The ideal "bicycle
built for two Was displayed on our
streets yesterday. 1t is the genuine
kind and gotten up in a style that is ex-
ceptionally social, and certainly must
make the hearts of our rruckee boys
envy the happy owner of such a convent
ent roadster. Everyone was out having
a look at the machine. Two persons
ride AZ comfortably as one on an ordin-
airy wheel. 1t has but two wheels and
is arranged SO one person sits on each
side.
l.. Benner, Superintendent of the
Guiser Mine at Mercnr, Utah, is here
representing S. b. Miner & Co., oil Salt
Lake, visited the Olinghouse district
Thursday and was well pleased with his
days inspection and returned Yesterday
to further his knowledge OF that district
and will also look over the White Horse
district bofore he returns. Mr.. Benner
comes 10 visit this section from the
representation of A. II. Griswold, and is
a reliable man and represents a reliable
company. lie says that his company
can mill at an extremely low figure.
An inducement 10 snch capital will
maln n hmm, nj induStrv and prosnnritv