The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-27

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X. f. Stoker has returned from his
freiglting trip Ia iort. He took Il load
OF potatoes hut ioand tine market glut-
ted. He ionnd Il lively little camp With
every body busy and n.oaey plenty.
Miss Julia Cane OF Sacrament while
en- route to Niunemucta fell from the
passenger train about one mile west OF
Winnemucra. Although the train WAS
running at full speed she escaped injury.
The reservoir ior supplying Win
nemueea with drinking water has been
enlarged to IA capacity OF 230,009 gallons,
on the strength OF John Diehi's state
ment that,,he demand Tor beer is falling
off.
The Iowa weighs nearly $1,000 tons,
and as twenty tons is the average load OF
a freight car and twelve cars is a good
load for il locomotive engine, it would
take fifty locomotives to haul the great
steel structure.
Austin boys were arrested and tried
on the charge OF damaging the School
House and premises by tying the bell,
stufing the chlmDeys and tines with
bricks and sacks, and writing obscene
language on the walls.
The volunteer bill, which permits the
Governor the choice of regimental officers
from second lieutenant up to colonel,
will be acceptable to the militia, who
feared that they would be placed under
the control of the regular army officers.
Professor Edwin +. Caine, Principal
of the public school at Wadsworth, has
rendered his services to the Government
in the event OF a call for volunteers from
this State. Professor Game is a gradu-
ate OF the State University and COM
manded a corps OF cadets at that insti-
tuition. He is well skilled in tactics.
At the last regular meeting OF Queen
Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 8, the fol-
lowing Past Grands were elected dele
gates to the Grand Lodge which convenes
at Carson City June 81, 1898: Mrs. A.
Pope, Mrs. 4. Proctor, Mrs. L. Pike,
Miss A. Steel, Miss. L. Hettenhausen.
Mrs. H. EIDE, Secretary.
Mrs. A. Short, N.,G. r
Mr.. VanCamp spent Monday here in
the interest OF the Reno Gazette. The
Gazette is to begin taking the Associated
Press dispatches and the papers will be
delivered at 10 o'clock in the evening
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The DISPATCH gives the first bulletin
of today's war news in brief in this
issue. We will try to Improve the
service to the limit OF the means at COM
mand as soon as everything is in good
working order. With bulletins in the
early evening, the Gazette at 10 p. NJ.
and the s. F. Bulletin in the morning
the news service here will be tirst-class.
Ex-Mayor Davie of Oakland who has
been sojourning here for some weeks
says Wadsworth is now about the clean
est lutte town in the State and congrat-
ulates the people in regard to it. he
also says the hobo nuisance is a pest
here and thinks it would be wise to give.
the shiftless travellers labor on the
streets occasionally. Attorney Dodge
who was here Sunday was impressed
and said ii u people realized
how much sickness was averted
by cleaning the streets thoroughly they
would insist upon it beirg done quite
frequently. He was charmed with the
neat appearance of everything here and
deemed Wadsworth a pleasant place in
which to dwell.