The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-02-10

sOlneEOuy SIlOulu eo Cunning tOi '"'h'
$3.50, 900 in bonds is what the RenOites
think will be required to incorporate
the town and acquire water and light
works.
Governor Sadlcr was on Mondays No.
.. The boys told him if the glove con
test came here they would buy him a
front seat.
George webb says beef cattle will sell
for 8 cents in open market within a year
and he wagered 800 with l.. S. Bridges
10 that effect.
John Lee has a new al. on first page
oil his reliable and extensive general
merchandise store. Mr.. Lee has good
goods and always alvertises them.
George Siler, the Chicago sporting ed
itor. will referee the Corhett-Fitzsim-
mons fight at Carson. The. people will
gel a square deal from the newspaper
man.
Inc Western OUiOn are pNt'ihS III
telegraph poles that will last half a cen
fury. They are about a foot and a hall
at the base and longer than the old
poles.
r. II. Cowles shipped a carload OF po-
tatoes to Sacramento yesterday. Spuds
are still on the rise, SIS being offered.
There are about fifty tons left in this
vicinity.
A squaw committed suicide in Virgin
ia City by throwing herself down a de-
| serted shaft near the reservoir. 1t was
$50 feet deep and nearly every bone in
her body was broken.
Miss Eta Mae Wilson has returned to
Oakland. She is a bright young lady OF
charming personality and has made
many friends during her s%ojonrn here
who regret to lose her.
Several of Virginia City's society Ia
dies write the Enterprise asking that
boxes With lace curtains be provided at
the Corbett-Fitzsimmons glove contest
for the use of the fair sex.
Az the days go by it seems that Car
son is the favored place for the glove
contest. There is nothing in the rumor
that Reno is struggling for the affair.
Carson is the natural point for il.
For RENT-Several nice dwelling
houses cheap; one furnished. Also
cook stove for sale. Apply to S. Arnstein.
Jim Wild arrived yesterday morning
from Folsom and will remain with us as
manager for Captain Walstab. We are
pleased to have him back again as he is
a descrved1y popular young man.
A pretty young squaw while under
the influence OF lemon extract tried to
commit suicide at the camp last week
by strangling herself. She vas not su"-
cessiul but overlooked the telegraph
poles.
1t is reported in Starr Valley that
black-leg has broken out among the
cattle on the river ranches. Horace
Kelly and Ed Goodale recently lost sew
eral head of yearlings and two-year-olds.
Free Press.
The first annual recital by Mrs. Cora
Peek's music class will take place this
Friday evening at Music Hall and will
10 fotlon.al Ia, ~ oopial lann pill
be well attended and the programme is
an excellent one.
The railroad employees were massed
at Truckee last Saturday to take care OF
snow that did not fall. Alter these
weather prophets bamboozle the Officials
another time or 1--we the deal in futures
will be declared off.
"The night OF March II a search-light
will be thrown on the kintescope now on
the telegraph pole near the passenger
depot window and you can SIZE the glove
contest is what the lightning singers
say, but Ed Sheerer says it is IL cote for
clay pigeons.
Dan Dynan says the Piutes will wal
lop the Alerts ii they ever come together!
DOYLE and Smith are touring under
sunny Texan skies aud heading Tor the
sylvan solitudes OF Florida. In raj road
vernacular, with all its poetry, they are
ION the hog"
Rv the ''~differential," or double rate
price. piece. the msilIful and diligent