The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-06-01

taken from Judge Cheney's decision In
the suit ever the Morning Star mine.
June l4th is the one hundred and
twenty-frst anniversary Of the adoption
OF the Stars and Stripes as the flag OF the
ration.
Last year the total production OF
wheat was $50, l49, 15S bushels, while OF
corn we raised very close to 1000, 900, 900
bushels.
A diner at the Nevada House said he
had one OF the best meals Sunday that
lie ever ate and the hotel is not equaled
along the railroad.
A man died in st. Louis hospital the
other day vino the doctors say, had five
hearts.-sx. lie could win his way
over satan with that flush.
The school children OF the United
States are raising II fund Tor "a battleship
to be named the American Boy, and,
which will replace the lost Maine.
Hon. ". W. Booher, editor OF the Elko
independent and Il member OF the Hon
orary Board OF Visitors, attended the
state University exercises yesterday.
Bug Holiday and Tom McKinstry
have asked for leave and will 20 to Lie
war. They are expert telegraphers and
expect to see service in the Philippines.
DR.. Schenck says ii the food eaten by
a mother contains a large proportion OF
sugar her offspring will be II girl. Does
that count for the natural sweetness
of the sex?
The Eureka Sentinel has a married
man ON the staff who writes. Dewey
babies are in order. They always We're,
more or less. They are all mostly damp
to the un~suspecting fellow whe fondies
them.
Jesse Whited is now a full-pledged
lawyer having graduated from Hastings
this month. lie has grown to be a very
bright young man and we expect to hear
good accounts OF him in his chosen pro-
fession.
Hon. Francis G. Newlands, Represent
alive from Nevada, has sent the Dis
PATCH a pamphlet entitled: IAN Act to
Provide for Temporarily Increasing the
Military Establishments OF the United
States, in Time OF War, and for Other
Purposes"
81 have came here to knock the devil
out OF your sinful town." said the wan
dering preacher last week to Ed. Short,
%whereupon Ed. muttered 'If evangel-
lists can talk that way guess | am JUS
titled in hoping Sampson will knock hi
out OF Havana
On the 18th the Senate passed the
railway arbitration bill. One OF its i'm
portant provisions is that courts shall
issue no injunctions against railway em-
ployes which shall compel them to give
their personal service to a company
against their will.
"Lct me kiss your Dewey lips" urged
the youth in the parlor. "Young man,
roared a voice from above, ''the bonn
bardment will open as soon as | can ge:
down stairs Then the hapless young
ster organized himslf into Il flying
squadron and made a feet disappear
ance.
A bill has been introduced in congress
prohibiting, under penalty OF 800,
sleeping car companies from letting
down or making up the upper berth
is occupied, unless the upper berth has
been sold and a passenger is in readiness
to occupy it.
The Wadsworth boys think they can
play baseball, and it may be they can.
At any rate they have had the temerity
to challenge Lovelock for a game Sun
day, June 9TH, at this place. Captain
Feliz wants the boys to come out to
practice, and he will select a team that
will Dewyize the Wadsworth fellows,
says the Lovelock Tribune.
II. H. Hamlin, and accredited optician
of note, is in our midst and is located at
the Nevada House. The doctor has
gained an enviable reputation as an OPP
tician in Truckee and Reno, and conse-
quently he receives the lions share OF
trade in reoard To fitting olasses Mr.