The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-03

Our new Asst. Master Mechanic j.. w.
Small, accompanied by bis wife, arrived
from Winnemucea Saturday.
Corporal Charles McEchern visited
Wadsworth Monday. 1t will probably
he his last visit for some time.
1t is rlmored that the Virginia City
Enterprise will be pronght to Carson
and started up as a morning paper.
WANrEp-To borrow $500 on good
security at fair rate of interest. In
quire at the DISPATCH office. y
Ike political pot is beginning to sim
mer and ii great many candidates are
coming forward TO get their politica,
feathers singed tins fall.
Arrangements are about completed for
a Nevada Press Association excursion to
Omaha. The party will leave Reno on
or about August 10Th III their own car.
After the average man has talked bust
ness TO "a woman live minutes, he begins
TO have an exalted opinion OF dry goods
clerks who keep their jobs.
Aa epidemic is running in Carson
that seems 10 be u sort OF cholera NOR
bus. The victims suffer greatly for IA
short period OF time but it does not seem
very dangerous.
Six days more rations have heen re-
have been ordered, which indicates that
the boys will be with us Tor at least wv
weeks longer.-News.
The Reno journal suggests that at the
coming State Fair every county in the
SCale get up some kind Of a float repre-
seniing their section and have them dis
played on the track.
Hay in Grass Valley is selling at 500
per ton. Farmers report that at Wheat
land and MarysviIle it is worth $l6 and
SIS. Large firms and companies in San
Francisco are bu, ing up the entire crops
Of the farmers.
The Ladies' Aid Society are to give a
lawn social at the residence OF Mr.. T. g..
Herman, Wednesday evening, August
l7th. Every one is invited. Come one,
come all and have u good time. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
J. A. Painter is receiving today 270
head Of stock cattle from Lem Allen, 2l0
mead from W. G. Grimes, 100 head from
Jake Springer and 100 head from W. NJ.
Harmon. The average price per head
was about $2l.
The Carson Red Cross presented its
president, Mrs. Ii. A. Lennon, with a
handsome gavel Friday evening. The
gavel is vi highly polished and delicately
turned rosewood ana is deliberately trim
med with silver.
w. A. Lane, q switchman on The G. p.
at Ogden, lost all his money gambling
and went and committed suicide by cut-
ting lis throat. Lame formerly worked
for the railroad company at Cailin. He
leaves u widow and three children.
The telelraphic new is about a repe-
ticon from day TO day and Spain has
come to n realization OF the snnallness OF
herself aud The greatness OF the United
states. 1T was y heavy expense, and its
sauieiiess lately has caused the DISPATCH
10 dispense With it until something oil in
leresJ turns up.
The DISPATCH force wal made happy
by the receipt oi u heapins basket vi
Peaches With the compliments ot W. Ii
rlerson. The fruit, raised ut his home
place, was vi excellent flavor and very
much superior 10 the California peaches
We receive in this market. There Is
difference in iruit allowed to ripen on
the Tree and that which ripens in y
fruit box.
The attention of parents and others
is called 10 the fact that tOn'
sidera ble trouble and expense hav,
been brought about by parties
lampering with the faucets at Fiaterna
Cemetery. A a.a is paid ior doing THU
work and he requests that outsiders lei
IL alone, or II Wien water Is used Tor any
purpose that the faucets he lett AS found
boy S are cautioned against making thi'
ii playground, and parents are asked /,
asoInL Lue Irunt.es ~ his ulrecllun.