The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-27

oiS Fioib'hS liiSiNC iS'Ns
Everybody is invited to attend the
dance tonight. Good music will be fur
nished and everything will be put in
good condition for the dancers.
Arumor has it that "a big deal is on
the ,apis for the sale OF II valuable cop
per mine about thirty miles out from
Carlin, for the snug little sum OF 500, 900.
Wadsworth merchants will ask the S.
P. Co. for a spur track here. Car load
shipments are delayed in the unloading
and they think the business done here
j~ustities the request.
The joint programs of the several
roomso of the public school Wednesday
afternoon were interesting and well rem
dered, with much credit to both pupils
and teachers. A goodly number OF WIS.,
itors attended the exercises.
The Christmas Tree will be given by
the public school assisted by the ladies'.
III ltiulCo VII tbJCllu " III tIiibtCI blldh
relate to the tree, while the program
will be prepared by the school. Further
particulars will be announced later.
A San Francisco lawyer has been in
this city for several days investigating
the death Of Charley Jones. He speaks
Chinese f1uently and seems to have con-
fined his inquiries to the Chinese quar-
ter. His object is not apparent, says
the Carson Appeal.
The lights in Music Hall were in a
very bad condition Thursday night, es-
pecially the later part OF the evening.
Although the condition did materially
maj the pleasure of the merry dancers,
it did cast a gloom upon the pretty dec
o%rations. The management should see
that the hall is properly lifted with
lamps that will furnish more light and
less smoke.
The Wadsworth Pharmacy wish to
that they have just received q
large invoice of holiday goods, both use
full and ornamental. Certainly c. W.
Kinney & Co. have shown a great deal:of
enterprise in the manner in which they
have catered to the wants OF the public.
This is a tirst-class drug store and deser-
yes the liberal patronage which we be-
lieve it enjoys.
While Frank Hammond's team was
standing on the street yesterday morn
ing they too q notion to take a start
for home and struck a tree in front Of
the Nevada House and releaved the
wagon of one wheel and the hay rack
and continued down main street at
full speed until they struck the signal
post at the railroad crossing, which
separated the horses from the wagon.
1t badly bent the post and broke the
harness some.
Our Washington correspondent says
the monetary conference, which has
been holding meetings off and on in
Washington for some weeks, has issued IA
statement prophecying their success in
pushing a bill providing financial re-
form" through both branches of Con-
gress, which is as chuck full of confidence
as an ante-election bulletin issued by u
campaign manager, and which will urn
out TO be about az true as the late anti
%ramniany bulletions issued in New
York.
The Winnemucca Silver State says:
The building at the depot known as
the engineers quarters is b ling fitted up
rs a reading room, with bathrooms in
connection. A subscription was taken
up among the railroad boys and two fine
porcelain bathtubs purchased. These
are now being placed i'll coy rooms par
titioned off for that purpose. Hot and
cold water will be supplied from the
round house near by. The reading room
will be provided with tables for cards
and other games, and the leading per
iodicals and newspapers kept on file for
the accommodation OF those having ac-
cess to the rooms, which will be u very
popular place of resort.
1t is about time that something was
done against the fatal waltz, now tina,
the dancing season has begun. A few
days ago an Ohio young man dropped
dead in his partners arms during an ex.
citing whirl, and the light weight part.
ner of a compound young woman in
New York city was crushed TO death b,
her falling on him while treading tn.