The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-30

Supreme Court was postponed.
Misses Freda and Edna Gladding have
accepted positions with Welnstock d
Lubin in the San Francisco store.
The Puites are gathering here from
all oyer the State 70 attend the big pow
WOW at Pyramid Lake next week.
The Piutes will indulge in football
and horse racing at the Reserve powwow
next week and expect to have a JOYFUL
time.
The Advocate Newspaper plant OF
Austin has been sold by w. d. Jones to
D. s. Truman and was shipped to Win
nemucca.
Das poorly mean faller vat borrow hes
nabor's joospaper and den say haze kno
odder paper vat es lots batter as Won vat
haze borrow.
Patrons of New York City restraints
on paying for meal cheeks receive small
American flags to war as badges on their
coat lapels.
The reception received a carload OF
Anheuser-Busch beer Wednesday. Book
beer was on tap but it was SO excellent
it lasted quick.
The Carson Bullion and Exchange
Bank directors met yesterday and de-
cided to subscribe for $4,000 worth OF
war loan bonds.
Why should women have two ears and
only one tongue when everybody knows
they would rather talk five hours than
listen five minutes?
Four Indians, two bucks and two
squaws, were caught smoking opium in
Winnemucca. The habit ia extending
among the red
Bug Holiday and Tom McKinstry
will go to war ii the signal corps made
up at Reno is accepted. Operator Perry
at Toano also wants to go.
Captain Overton has given w. B.
Tiffany orders to close the gates at Inde-
pendence and Webber lakes, in order
that the water may be saved.
The High School boys here wants a
little practice at baseball and later in
the season propose to take the scalps Of
the school boys al Carson if they can get
a game.
Among the departures for Olinghouse
Wednesday were G. MacEchern, ]. D..
Poole. Bob Arthur, Brooks McClane and
Jas. Casteel, all loaded with mining
supplies.
If you need recreation latter the ball"
drop around to Hermsn's plaza and see
the young Americans indulge in the
national game about 2 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon.
James Goggins and Clarence Widener
of Truckee who wen to Dyea last Dec
ember are back in Truckee again, glad to
be back and not envious of Truckeeites
stuck in Alaska.
Earl Wilson, a son of the County Com
missioner of Lyon county, was dragged
over half a mile by a horse lately over
sagebrush and rocks without being
seriously injured.
The contest between JefTries and
Shsrkey comes off on the evening of
May 6. In a conversation In Virginia
Corbett said that Jeffries will knock
S~harkey's head off.
Lieutenant Caffrey and the signal
corps at Reno will undoubtedly go to
the front at an early date as part of
Nevsda's quota. The corps is composed
of civil engineers, telegraph operators
and electricians.
The question of troops from Nevada is
not how many can be raised, but merely
who will get in first and secure a front
seat. Ten times the required quota
could be raised in AS hours.
Social dance at STATIONS Hall, St.
Clair, Nevada, to be given under the
auspices of the Saturday Night Club,
Saturday evening, May 7th. Admission
free, all are invited to attend.
Americans are the most inventive
people on earth. To them have been
issued nearly 900 900 patents, or more
than one-third OF all the patents issued