The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-02-03

The magnit lan Of the development
work INV progressing AT Gold Cree" =
shown b, the %nnn.ier OF men on the pay
roll as follows: Laborers, 30; BI"ff-
smiths. s.; Forenen, Z; iia'ckeeper5'
3; Teaa~tets, 81; S~tablekecpefS' y
Miners, 80. Making a total oi asl.
cone Of the most beautiln' scenes eNei
witnessed here WAS presented over tiip
Wasl;oa mountains this morning. II
was painted by the hand of nature H.
culer. OF bright crimson hue H2alnst =
SKY Of deepest ethereal blue Iilr
rfuckee Republican reporter who wrote
the foregoing has u soul.
Last week Sheriff Littell sold 96 head
of cattle alleged to belong to W. ,.
Bailey. Mrs. Bailey forbid the sale on
the ground that the cattle belonged TO
her. Nevertheless, the cattle were
knocked down 10 d. c. Simpson for $26.
80 per head. The rights OF property
will shortly be tricd.--Rustler.
One OF our best citizens who has a
pretty wife has been coming honhe bate
nights AM declared every evening he
was at lolae. She placed two rorkins
chairs near the sitting Don fire and
held a candle under the end OF a cigar
until the room smelied OF tobacco. They
miss linn at Lodge these nights.
The DtspAroH acknowledges the re-
ceipt of IA complimentary ticket to the
grand dress ball to be given 10y the Reno
Wheelmen's Cinb Mt the pavilion IN
Reno on the evening of the 10Th OF
February next. The occasion is Il
return party to the Young ladies and
promises to be a fashionable and Sue
cessful event.
The resources of the Gold Greek
country are hardly yet dreamed Of. A
ledge OF pearl and yellow ONYX has been
found on the Bruneau river near camp.
There are only one or VIZ other places
in the United States where onyx of any
value is found. II this ledge prove to be
of first class quality it will be better
than a gold mine, says the Gold Creek
New.
Wadsworth has organized a gun club
and soine good scores have been made.
They had a shoot last Saturday and out
of % points Bob Lyle got Ia; Frank
Dolan, II; Frank Hampton, 9; Geo.
O'Neill, 8; Marion Melvin, %, and Jim
Dorsey, IL. The club has a challenge
from the Truckee Gun Club and doubt
less they viii arrange for IL match in the
heal future.
Mrs. w. Webster, Mrs. j. B. William
son, Mrs. j. n. Evans, Mrs. u. b. Boyd,
Mrs. j. Mccormick, Mrs. Fl. j. Pratt,
Mrs. W. W. Webster and others went to
Carson Monday morning to use their
influence in favor Of the equal suffrage
measure now pending before the Legis-
lature. The women all over the State
are taking a deep interest in the matter,
and are working faithfully that their
object may be ccomplished.-Journal
The entertainment and recital TO be
given by Miss Eta Mae Wilson which
takes place this coming Friday evening
at Music Hall promises to be one OF un-
usual merit. Miss Wilson has spared
neither time nor trouble to make the
affair a success and has arranged a pro-
gram OF considerable length and variety.
She will give five recitations that even
ing, each OF which is of a different char
acter, setting forth the humorous, the
pathetic and the dramatic style o.
reading. A. number of reuitations in
dialect will be among her selections.
The musical talent upon the program
speaks for itself in the line of excellence.
The entertainment will close with a
juvenile farce entitled ''Grandmother's
Garden" in viii III children will take
the part Of Giving sunAowers" singing
the various choruses. Tickets for adults,
80 cents for children, % cents.
See the program for the evening in
another column.
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