The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-16

organize n Fishing Club far the purpose
OF protecting the tish in the river.
X. f. St1ker left for lone last week
with IA load OF potatoes on an eXperl-
mental trip and to learn the road.
The Elko County Cattle Association
represents over a million dollars worth
OF live stok, ranging in that county.
The next social event will be the
Rathbone Sisters grand ball so engage
your girl before some other fellow does.
The arguments have been made in the
Morning Star suit and the ease has been
submitted for Judge Cheney's decision.
r. s. Brooks has honght Coyle's cat
tie, 1900 head, @$!l, calves oil 1898
thrown in. Beowawe delivery in June
next.
Jesse Whited expects to become a full
1edged lawyer in two weeks and in time
we opine he will go to the top OF the
ladder.
The machinery for the electric light
| plant is all here and the water runs
through the ditch all right from begin
ming to end.
The work OF putting in new mills and
smelters in different parts OF Elko
county this spring will give employment
To about 300 men.
Mrs. B. F. Dolan, Mrs. T. J. Yeargin,
Mrs. j. W. Smith, Mrs. +. Shepley and
T. w. Fitzgerald are visiting at Ogden
and Salt Lake City.
Speaking once to one OF his employees
Edison said; "The trouble with you is
that you're o popular. Ii you want to
succeed, get some enemies"
The Board OF County Commissioners
will hold a special meeting to day TO APP
point a sheep Inspector for this county
as provided by statute of 1893.
Mrs. E. B. Coffin of Dayton, Nevada,
President Rebekah Assembly, 10. o.
F. OF Nevada, paid an official visit to
Qneen Esther Lodge Wednesday even
ing.
Trees are being trimmed all over
town. This is the month to plant trees
and every one planted is an improve
ment that increases the value OF the
premises.
Thos Doll OF Churchill county deliver
ed to Polly, Hilburn Il Co. yesterday $50
head OF prime beef steers contracted for
two months ago.. Seven cents was the
price paid.
"Now." said the professor in natural
history, taking the case of the hen.
Why does it lay an egg?" because it
can't lay a carpet" replied the bright
boy Of the class.
At Elko Saturday f. c. Snyder editor
of the A%rgonaut, was held to answer be-
fore the grand jury on a charge OF crimi-
nal libel preferred by W. W. Booher,
editor OF the Independent.
A costly silk American flag was pre-
scented to De Witt Clinton Commandery
No. |, Knights Templar, by Sir Knight
W. o. III. Martin and wife during the
banquet at Reno last Sunday.
/. q. Lewis has been here a week. He
was summoned on account OF the serious
illness OF his mother. Mrs. Lewis is
improving some and will 20 to California
as soon as she is able to be moved.
We have heard that the first event to
take place in the new Music Hall will
be a grand ball to be given by the B. OF
L. f. We hope the report is true be-
cause the old boys shine on social occa-
sions.
The cattle lei are busy figuring upon
the result of war should it come, and the
general opinion is that cattle business
would not be injured in the least, but an
increase in demand would advance
prices.
+. Griswold has just received a car
load of Portland ce nent. There is quite
a demand for ement at present as there
are a number of our citizens anticipating
the construction of cement walks at
their several residences.
Americans are the most inventive
people on earth. To them have been
issued nearly 100000 patents, or more