The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-12-04

manufactured BooIS Jne hasoh diiey
country Wednesday.
Warren Golding and Ben Douglas are
on a hunting trip In the vicinity OF the
Lee and Frazer ranch.
E. Griswold has ice skates on display,
and the cold nights give promise that the
BOYS will soon need them.
RAFFLE.-The Auxiliary quilt will be
rallied at the Engineers Hall at z
o'clock Saturday evening.
G. NJ. Sandeson, formerly a train dis
patcher, stopped over on his way to Cali
fornia to see the boys. Same SANDY"
J. A. Gregory has the most complete
line of candies and nuts in town and
will sell cheap. Call on him and see for
yourself. m
Pyramid Lodge, No. 10, K. of P, will
have work in the second and third ranks
next Tuesday, and election OF officers.
A full attendance is requested.
DIR. E. A. Jackman was thrown from
his cart on his way home from the mine
Thursday by the horse stumbling. The
doctor is just able to limp around.
DIR. Briggs of Sacramento examined
Ed. Shearer's left eye and said he could
not say positively as to whether the
sight would be lost or not until it was
treated some.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Pierce of Carlin spent
Thursday here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay and family. They, accompanied by
Mrs. T. G.. Smith, departed for San
Francisco Wednesday.
1t is reported that passenger conduc-
tor Guessford has been relieved from the
service of the S. P. 1t was thought the
ak had struck the necks of others but
they seem to be on duty yet.
The Virginia Chronicle has it from re-
liable authority that the sale of Silver
Peak property in Esmeralda county to
J. w. Mackay has not been consum-
mated. In fact the sale has been de-
clared off.
Mrs. Annie Thompson of Carson has
received $1,000, the sum for which her
husband, the late Charles w. Thompson,
was insured with the Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. Thompson died a few weeks ago at
the asylum.
Utah has begun its shipment of anti
mony under contract with Alchemist
Brice of Chicago, who promises to flood
the world with gold, and already about
90 tons OF the metal have been billed out
of Marysvale and delivered at the fur
naces in Chicago.
DR.. B. F. Thompson OF Reno is located
on corner next door to Axling's jewelry
shop where he has fitted up an office
and is ready to attend to any work in
the dental line our people might need
Dir. Thompson will locate here perman-
emily ii business juslities.
The Union Pacific has just made a :
markable time by sending a mail train
from Cheyenne to Council Bluffs, 5l8
miles, in 500 minutes. The engines
changed twice, all the regular stops were
made, also "a delay OF five minutes owing
to an accident % the air bra kes.
Within the next thirty DAYS there will
be filed in the second district court at
Ogden some twenty-five or thirty suits
against the Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific and Oregon Short line railroads,
claiming damages as the result of the
alleged blacklisting of striking or other
employees.
1t is said that a m preacher in an
eastern church, during the delivery OF a
strong sermon on purity, suddenly drew
back the hymn book and said she would
hit the man who was untrue to his wife,
and, the story goes, every man in the
front pews lodged. Was this a confess
sion Of guilt? Certainly not. Those
men were perfectly aware of the reckless
uncertainty with which a woman throws
a rock.-Ex.
The following officers were installed
by Martha Chapter, No. l4S, 0. E. S.
last Friday, for the ensuing year. Ro-
sanna Hampton, worthy matron; G. A.
Beemer, worthy patron; Nellie Cobb,