The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-02-12

Gil yarney killed three large white
swans on Bonner Lake Sunday. There
were six and they had lit on the ice.
They were magnificent looking birds,
with beautiful plunage.
A German doctor says that the two
sides OF the face are never alike. In two
cases out OF five the eyes are out OF line ;
one eye is stronger than the other in
seven persons u Of ten; and finally
that the right ear is higher than the
left
For a very choice piece OF residence
property at a great bargain, call at this
office. Just the place for a man who
takes a pride in IA uice home. House
well built, water on the PROMISES, beau
tiiul lawn, and moiern c~Onyenlences.
Must he sold and no reasonable offer
refused. This is the chance and first
come first served. We expect to make
this sale and not have this notice appear
again.
The fact is gradually dawning on the
outside world that Nevada apples are the
best grown anywhere in the United
States. Nevada took the first prize at
Philadelphia, New Orleans and Chicago
Tor her apples and to win out at each OF
these great Expositions, naturally set
apple buyers thinking. As a result Ne
vada apples have been more and more in
demand all over the East. Their fame
has spread to London and IA few weeks
ago Ross Levers Of Washoe Valley filed
an order OF one carload of apples for
London. They wanted three carloads,
but he was unable to furnish them AZ he
had to fill other orders.
County Clerk Porter informs us that
the following Jurors were selected for
the year 1898, from Wadsworth George
Abbay, II. j. Allen, +. l.. Behler, +. u.
Bailey, 7. 0. Berry, G. L. Brown, w. s.
Bailey, John 7. Cook, Joseph Casteel, j..
F. Crosby, +. II. Clay, T. F. Crosby,
VIM, Donaldson, b. F. Dolan, ID. S.
Ehler, David Esden, W. ii. Gladding,
W. I. Golding, T. G. Herman, Pablo
Layeago, A. $. Lievre, W. d. Linton,
G. II. Lunt, Walter Macpherson, W. S.
McRacken, Brooks McClane, X. M. Nor
,ris, f. Olinghonse, W. H. Pierson, Jas.
Shepley, Chas. Short, b. NJ. Shaber, A.
F. Sisson, Chas. Wightman and Carl
Waltsab.
Governor Lem Allen started Wednes
day from the big bend OF the Carson
River to drive to his broad domain at
st. Clair. We say started to drive be-
satise he finished on foot. 1t was not OF
record that he was in charge OF a school
ma'am so the usual excuse Churchill
ranchers give for runaways will not avail
lhm this time. Anyhow the team got
away from him on the middle of the
desert and struck out without any body
holding the ribbons. That might have.
been all right hut they dumped Nevada's
next governor head first into nnyielding
greasewood and pnnctured his eounten-
ance many times. When he untaneled
himself he was twelve miles from a hab-
itation AMI monarch of the sands. The
horses inconsiderately kicked the wagon
to pieces when they got out of his sight
and they have not been seer since.
Lemuel walked to Mike Kaiser's and the
boys took him home FROM there. He is
some stiff, he wears a mask OF court
plaster, his tongue is crooked from cuss-
ing and his feet are covered with blis-
tiers. In fact he looks az ii he had been
attending the warm session a Silver
party conventions but says he wants to
be Governor Allen just the Am