The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-06-12

The Nevada Hardware Company keeps
all kinds OF steels and mining supplies,
and everything else that is kept IN amy
hardware store.
VIM. Sommers was in from St. Clair
this week. He says his mother is steadily
improving, who Low is in San Francisco
under the doctors care.
Independent: Herbert Mcintosh came
UP from Lovelock this morning. He
viii enter the law office Of Wren &
Wheeler. The Independent wishes him
success.
Senator Chas. Kaiser, wife and con,
arrived Tuesday from Il visit to Cell
fornia. Mr.. Kaiser sen a load Of pro-
visions for haying season to saltwater
yesterday.
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T.. A. Blivan has returned from a
months visit Tacoma. He says that it
is a dead city and states that this section
is much more prosperous than any sec
ton he visited.
Il. B. Fairbanks, the popular photo
~grapher, expects to visit Olinghouse
Canyon in a few days and photo a view
of the Green Ill.," and take other
views In the camp.
Miss Mabel Payne OF Mountain Home,
Idaho, arrived yesterday morning to
visit her friend, Miss Edith Bellam. Miss
Payne Is an experienced journalist con-
nected with the local paper at that
place.
ii. II. Beck declares there is no va
cancy in the office OF County Commits
sioner and will likely contest the matter
in the courts. Mr.. Williams will ask for
a seat in the Board at the next meeting.
Gazette.
Ed Hartman and wife of st. Clair
brought their little boy to Wadsworth
Thursday to have his arm get which was
broken while he was riding horseback.
They will probably remain two or three
days with him.
The Sharkey- Maher fight in New York
Wednesday night was stopped by the
police and declared a draw. 1t is said
that Sharkeywas fighting foul when the
police interferred. Possibly the sailor
was thinking of a dove stew at that
moment.
Senator Pettigrew wants legislation
that will submit two questions to a pop
ular vote at the congressional election Of
1893. He wants the people to vote yes
or no On the questions Of whether this
government shall adopt the free coinage
OF silver and whether Senators shall be
elected by direct vote.
AtQueen Ester Rebekah Degree Lodge
No. 8, Wednesday night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Noble Grand, Mrs. NJ. A. Melvin;
Vice Grand, Mrs. Alice Short; Rec.
Mrs. ]. &. EIDE; Financial
Secretary, Mrs. r. l.. Fuller; Treasurer.
Mrs. VIM. Pierson.
District Deputy of Eastern Star, Mrs.
M. E. Woodbury., passed through for
Winnemucca yesterday to attend the
anniversary meeting OF the Silver State
Chapter at that place last night. Miss
Mabel Lewis accompanied her from this
place as u representative from Martha
Chapter No. 14S. Martin Cline also ex-
poets to be in attendance.
Governor Budd did not add to his
greatness by interfering in the Durrant
case, an act he claimed he would not do
but q few days before. He takes the
life OF a human being as nothing com
pared with trying a technical point in
He would have been attending his
own business, had he not interfered
having disposed of his duty in the
case.
The following officers were elected at
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
held at Elko this week: N. A. Hammel,
Supreme Representative; w. D. Jones,
Grand Chancellor; s. j. Hodgkinson,
Grand Vice Chancellor; G. D. Zeigler,
Grand Prelate; A. B. Stoddard, Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal q. A. Mac
pherson, Grand Master Of Exchequer;
f. E. Winfrey, Grand Master at Arms;
H. W. Miles, Grand Inner Guard G. f.
Bray, Grand Outer Guard; L. L. Le-
MARIE, Grand Trustee.