The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-10-15

Ed Eimore del arted the first of the
week for Prescott, A. I. in response to
a telegram informing him OF the death
OF his ~favorite brother, who was doing
army service.
The question shall Story, Douglass,
Ormsby and Lyon counties he consolii-
ated into one county will liz a question
TO be decided by the ballots Of voters
next month.
Vim. Brown returned from Sacramen-
to Wednesday night. He reports as hav-
ing had a splendid vacation. "Shoriy'
says it is in order for his Wadsworth
friends to congratulate him.
A game OF football will take place at
the University grounds, Reno, to-day,
81 l o'clock between the Stewar lnsti-
tute team and the University of Nevada.
The Carson team will be coached by a
player from the famous Carlisle Indian
team.
Storey county will go Republican this
election by about 250, Ormsby is surely
in the Republican line, Douglass is there
by a good lJO votes, Esmeralda will pull
through and Washoe will defeat the bulk
OF the Silver ticket by nearly 900 votes.
So much for the west and does any one
think the Silver party has gained in the
eastern counties.-Carson News.
The officers and members Of Upchurch
Lodge No. "a, A. o. U. w. and their
families, also visiting members are cor
daily invithd 10 meet with the members
of Alpha Lodge, No. l, Degree of Honor
Of A. o. U. W. Saturdar evening, Oct.
L M. PIKE.
Recorder.
The Reno Journal says; G. R. Carter
Of the s. p. Co., who went to Sacra-
mento a few weeks ago to be operated
on for appendicitis hiss returned and
will relieve Frank Young, who left lart
evening for San Francisco to spend his
vacation. The many friends OF Mr..
Carter will be glad to know that he is
now on the road to recovery, from a
distressing and dangerous complaint.
Ell. Proctor met with an accident at
his mine in Olinghouse Canyon Wednes-
day. He fell down the shaft about 80
feet before he could get hold OF anything
that would a v him from going to the
bottom. Hish j was badly and body con-
sid-rably bruised, but 10 able to be around
by the assistance OF q cain. Had he fell
TO the bottom of the shaft, which is
about 80 feet, it would certainly have
been all day with Dol.
An exchange has the following sensible
article about girls:
The poorest girls are those who are
n,t t,ught to work. Rich parents have
petted them, and they have been taught
to despise labor, and possibly to look
upon q working woman AS belonging to
a lower order and have been accustomed
TO depend upon others for a living and
n perfectly helpless. The most forlorn
women belong to this class. It is tie
duty OF parents to protect their daugh-
tiers from this deplorable condition. A
great wrong ia done them if they neg
lect it. Giils should be fought to earn
their II wing. The wheels of fortune roll
swiftly round and the rich are likely to
become poor, and the poor rich. Skill
added to labor is no dead vantage TO and
is indispensable to the poor. Well-to-do
parents must educate their daughters to
work-no reform is more imperative
than this.
Gilbert Alderman died at his room in
the Wadsworth Hotel at s o'clock Thurs
day afternoon after a short illness OF less
than a week. He had been mining in
O~linghouse Canyon for the past year and
was spending a few days in town when
first it became known that he wat sick
but only complained of a severe cold.
He would not give up to be treated or
conine himself TO bed until Monday
last, at which time pneumonia had its
death grip. He vas perfectly conscious
until theivery last and realized that lie
was dangerously sick. He has lived at
several different points between here
and Truckee for the past twenty years
and was known to be generous, friendly
and honest: hut concerning his ralafivea