The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-06-09
BREV1TIES.

Mrs. J. Sterling has returned to Oak
land.
II. Nugent is in Reno much improved
in health.
II. A. Comins is reported to be past
all danger.
Three cases of diphtheria have broken
III Virginia
Please mail today's DrsPAron to some
friend. Don't forget it.
The pay roll on the Comstock for May
amounted to $64, 026 II.
Mrs. NJ. A. Melvin and children have
returned from LoyelocS.
William ]. Bryan has announced his
intention Of making a trip aeoand the
world.
The Foley estate matter occupies the
attention OF tine District Court and the
county.
Miss Wilhelmine Speidel and VIM
Ross are to be married to-day at Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Durrant's words in speaking to
son, "Mamma's sweetheart" ia also
used by others.
Rev. T. L. Bellam and G. A. Macpber-
son are attending the Grand Lodge OF
Masons in Elko.
Queen Esther Rrbekah Lodge No. 9
will elect officers tonight, 9th inst. All
members are requested to be present.
W. S. Bailey arrived here with a ten
horse team and 35 work horses from
Mason Valley on his way to Overton
Cut.
DR.. Kistler found a bran new baby
girl at Jesse Swaney's house Sunday
when the early morning stars were
shining.
The National Police Gazette says that
there will be a big sporting carnival at
Carson City in September that will be
an all eclipsing affair.
The reports from all over the State
show a fine growth of crops, and grain
and hay promises we'll, with a fair fruit
crop in several counties.
W. G. Caffrey of Reno has invented
an electric wagon to run on any
ordinary road in any season. A trial Of
the wagon shows that it is a success.
George Pierson, who cut his foot while
chopping wood ut T. Il. Herman's ranch
last week, is getting along nicely. An
other one OF the many accidents George
has had lately.
A COW boy gave a little exhibition in
Gold Creek one day last week. He was
thrown and the horse stepped upon him,
breaking a RIB or two. The horse had
not been drinking.
At a point on the Southern Pacific
Railroad, near what is known as the
''Sand CUT there was recently discov-
cred u ledge of copper-silver ore, which
presents every indication OF developing
into a splendid mine.
The Board OF Directors of the Ameri-
can Flat Development Company held a
meeting in Virginia City last week.
Nearl, all of the Directors were present
aud the meeting partook OF a most hope
full and determined spirit, oil who were
present expressing themselves as conf
lent that the great plan occupying their
attention ere long would assume definite
shape, and that the American Flat
mines will be drained.
Any Young man who is "frank' knows
that accidents will happen. They were
out driving and struck a fine stretch of
country road. "Do you believe in PALM
istry," he asked, 1.-THE reading of ones
fortune by the lines in ones hand?''
81 believe" she said, that ii | could
see the lines in only one of your hands
| could ioretell that we would have a
very pleasant drive" He Immediately
caught on and graspea the lines with
one hand and the situation with the
other. And an observant pedestrian
resting in the shade Of a barbed wire
fence noticed that the buggy tipped ire
mendously to one side as ii slowly, very
slowly, Disappeared from view.
Mr.. James Perdue, an old soldier resi-
ding at Monre, Mich. was severely afiic-