The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-02-20

hours ana u minutes WHICH DIedhS III
world record.
Five new members were initiated a
Pyramid Lodge X. of P. last ruesaa,
night. There will he work in the secon,
next Tuesday night. Put in IN APP
pearance.
Ben Cambron came in from Amede,
with three cars Of steers Monday. II.
saws he sold them tn the Western Meaf
Company at Sc cents net weight on tl'
cars.-GeZette.
Mt. Horeb Encampment No. -. 10
O. F. will meet next Thursday night in
stead OF the regular meeting night OF
account OF the masquerade. Be sure tt
| attend AZ there will be work.
Editor Fairbanks of the Dayton Times
was married in Carson last week. The
newspaper men have rendered THEREON
gratulations and the DIsPATcH wishes
the happy couple long life and prosperity
The Bradford, Pa, Star Gays: "Wt
| visited DR.. Hollis office Yesterday and
saw some astounding things, among
them a silver dollar" This is n great
wear for the editorial profession every
where.
Andy Murdoch, who is feeding about
400 head of beef cattle in Honey Lake,
came in from Amedee yesterday. A few
weeks since he refused an offer of 624
cents net weight for his sleers.-Reno
Gazette.
The new cigarette license law has pas
sed the Assembly. 1t fixes the license
for the sale of cigarettes at s15 aquarter
and makes it a misdemt amor to sell or
give cigarettes to any person under q
years OF age.
Grorge Washington's Birthday will be
celebrated by a social hop at Music Hall.
Good music, good lunch and n good tim
Everyone come and bring your Mar
tia. Admission, gents 80 cents, ladies
and children free.
A home made masquerade ball will bt
given on March End under the auspices
of Wadsworth Lodge No 81 |. o. o. +.
| Tickets are now on sale. No pains OF
expense will be spared to make the o.
casion a grand success.
Nine-tenths OF the people who are
securing about the boxing match dill
are hypocrites OF the first water, and i
they had-the money to get TO the fight,
or had u pass, they would be occupying
front seats, says the Dayton Times.
The mining industry is looking up al
oyer the coast and II. NJ. Y~erington's
prophecy. made a few months ago, iha,
We cannot stop a mining boom this
year, if we should all work against ii,
promises to be verified Miner-Iniex.
D. o. Mills has arrived in San Fran
cisco and as he isone OF the promoters o.
the project for reopening the mines OIL
American Flat it is highly probable thai
some i~nitiatory steps to that end will b.
taken prior TO his departure from thu
| Pacific Coast.-Carson News.
During December and January Their,
were shipped from the State to point.
west of Reno: Cattle, 800 cars contain
ing 1850 head; sheep, 1876 ears contain
ing 19,045 head calves, 3 cars contain,
ing 135 head horses. 3 cars containin,
A head hogs, II cars containing 966
head.
The passenger traffic over the G.. P
about st. Patricks Day will keep the
trainmen rather busy and the officials
are hard at it determining ways and
means to move the multitude, The
crews that lay over in Carson will have
a snap and will be the enyiel OF their
brethren.
Now that the horseless carriages are
an assured fact, Jim Townsend, of til,
Bodie Index hopes that the country NAV
have dogless sausage, hairless butter,
soundless pianos, voiceless elorutionists.
acheless backs, oathlcss profanity and
bagIess boomers, in addition to the
jokeless jokes about all oi them.
Thirteen tramps landed at Reno iron,
a box ear EN- route from Carson one da,
this week eand it made Reno hop;in.
mad. The railrol men say there i. Il
multitude of iiohos headed this way