The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-05-08

lnere ~ noillnE Dry OF sieFpy ANU
'trne lad, or the Tiger'-it is a laush
OF "a cry; a s.nile or II tear from starr 10
ini.i.. Tickets, % cents, for sale at the
Postnficc.
A number Of old time Comstockers
are preparin. to leave the old lode Tor
new homes. 1t is said that the exodus
is marked and the population OF Virgin
ia is rapidly decreasing.
On first page YOU viii find the new
al erisen ON OF the Nevada Hardwart,
Co. which capiies the largest stock har,'-
ware, farm implements, mining supplies oil
n firm in the State. Try them and
their goods will please you.
The city girl who expressed so much
sympathy for the farmer be,ause OF his
cold Job in harvesting his winter wheat
is equal in agricultural knowledge Ia the
one that expressed Il desire 30 see a lield
OF tobacco when 1t was just plugging out.
Amity Lodge No. 8, Knights OF Iy-
thias has elected the following represon-
tatives to the Grand Lolge to be- held in
Elko June next: j. f. Aiken, $. J.
Hodgkinson, O. Sessions, W. Ii. Mcln-
mes, fl. b. Rule, W. ID. McNeilly and
Sol Levy.
The following representatives were
electd by Pyramid Lodge No. 10, Knights
OF Pythias, to the Grand Lodge to be-
held in Elko: n. A. Hummel, j. b.
Finley, I. w. Fitzgerald, j. +. George,
&. d. Norman, q. A. Macpherson and
/. J. Y%eargin.
At the regular meeting OF lvanhoe
lodge No. Is, X. OF P. the following past
chancellors were elected as representa-
tives to the grand lodge, which meets at
Eiko on the 10th; &. W. Summertield,
W. A. Brown, +. NJ. Fellows, NJ. Rein
hart, l.. T.. Winfrey aud j. j. iiill.-Sil-
yer State.
Frederic c. Lee who will deliver his
famous lecture, THE Lady or the
Tiger has given the lecture in Rene
twice within a few weeks TO large andi-
ences and this Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr.. Lee has been speaking tc
great crowds il the Keno op, ra house
or the last six months.
There seeems to he some misnnder-
standing as to the dates on which the
Masonic and Knights OF Pythias grand
lodges are to meet at Elko. A a num-
her of dates have been published, one
OF which are correct. The dates are as
follows: X. A. NJ, Monday, June eth
r. Il A. NJ, Tuesday, June Sth; X. Of
f., Thursday, June i0th.
Dan Stuart says arrangements have
been made at Washington for IA copy
right OF the Fitzsimnions-Corbett fight.
In order to make the copyright sure it
was necessary to place with the Gov
eminent two full copies OF the fight. 1t
requires five copies to secure to English
copyright. A representative will be
sent abroad next week to fix matters up
there. The copyrights will cost about
$l7 900
While it is known that President Me-
Kinley iavors the annexation of Hawaii
and believes that it will be accomplished
during his administration, there is no
probability that any steps toward annex
alton will be publicly taken by the adj
ministration until after the tariff bill
gets through Congress, unless it becomes
necessary TO hurry up annexation IN or
der to forestaIl n efforts that Japan
may feel disposed to make Tor the par
pose Of buldozing Hawaii.
Never in the history OF the State has
the live stock interest looked better
than today. The iambiug season is
about over, and one OF the largest crops
ever realized is the rest.lt. Wool is on
the upgrade, and will go higher before
sno flies; cattle are in good demand
and at good prices, and beef steers are
now worth driving to the shamhles, So
ike it all in all, the outlook Tor the
stockmen and hock-masters is incourag-
in s.-Gazette.