The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-19

world" who gave us SO much sympathy
Yesterday might have beaux some day
and we will tell on them then.
DIR. Richardson was in town yesterday
and says the bpth house has been COM
pleted at the Pyramid Lake Indian Res
ervation. He said he took a bath but
he is such a josher.
We are very earnestly assured by
Dame Rumor that one of our popular
engineers and n ~favorite school teacher
not more than a thousand miles from
here are thinking OF joining hearts and
hands. Dame may be correct this time
hut there are times and times.
T. Y. Julien wonders why somebo'y
has not constructed a trolley line from
Wadsworth into prosperous Churchill
county long ago. Mr.. Julien says it is
one of the richest of tue rich coslnties in
the State, and that a trolley line would
be a paying investment from the start
-Gazette.
We are informed that the school CEN
sus for this district taken during this
month shows Il small decrerse III the
number of children between the ages OF
6 and Is years. If this information is
COZ rect the report should be carefully
examined before it is officially CLOSED.
One of the most wonderful recent in
yentions il a roller bearing for car
wheels which does away with the use
OF lubricants. There will be no more
| hot boxes. One wheel has had a test OF
| 40, 900 miles in the west without the
application of a drop OF oil.
II some people were only able to mind
| their own business instead of trying to
take care Of others, how much trouble
and worry they would be spared.
The powwow ommences in real
earnest at the Reservation tonight and
hundreds OF guests are already IN at
tendance. They will masticate the oily
qni.oi-wee in great abundance, dance
the hours away and tell OF deeds OF
valor performed by themselves and
their ancestors, The chances are they
will play some poker.
Carson Valley can well boast Of the
enterprise of her business men. Trade
| being somewhat dull at home, they
have determined to lay the whole
country from Bodie to Yerington trib-
utarv by sending out wagons and de-
livering goods to the farmers. 1t il
said that four snch wagons will be on
| the road in . short time.
AL Livingston of Carson was on the
Comstock yesterday. He says he is in
receipt OF q letter from Dan Stuart con
tanning the information that the kinet-
oscope clearly shows a foul blow struck
by Fitzsimmons after Corbett was on
his knees ard that on this account
another fight will probably be pulled off
between Corbett and Fitzsimmons dur
ing the coming September.
Sam Davis is the soul OF hospitality
and in the course of time has enter
tanned many friends at the Holstein
ranch. They all know that the first
thing Sam shows them is a field in
which is planted about a thousand vari-
cites OF grasses. Sam stopped over at
Battle Mountain a few days last Summer
and was greatly impressed by what he
saw on the Blossom ranch. A DISPATCH
man was in that village a few days acoand
Bob Blossom showed the scribe n lie ter
he had received from Sam: 81 nave
read so much about mardi gras | would
like for you to tell me where l can yet
the seed aud if you think it is a COOL
grass for dairy stock. Let me know AS
soon as you can"