The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-02-19

The Gazette says a marriage license
was Issued to U. Ii. Copper n Mrs.
Sadie Golding this week.
The schoolhonse flag is at half mast
because of the accident to the Maine and
the consequent loss OF lie.
For SALE-A secondhand White sew
ing machine in good running order,
price $40. Inquire at this office.
The Courier says Hon. j. W. Haines
of Genoa is quite feeble. He has lost
the use Of his lower limbs entirely.
The Enterprise has it that Hon. G. G.
Powning is an applicant for Surveyor
General of Nevada but he denies it.
Some girls seem to have "a great deal
of music in them, and the neighbors are
always sorry when any OF it escapes.
There is no hay left in Mason Valley
and very little in Smith Valley, and
what there is, is being held for 81 per
ton.
Elko people report considerable snow
on the ranges at the head of the Hum
boldt, but fear a dry season neverthe-
less.
Mrs. B. A. Church and Mrs. F. w.
Younghans have bought a quarter inter-
est in the Hummer mining claim in
O%linghouse.
A bill has been introduced in the Ohio
legislature requiring all persons apply
ing for marriage licenses to pass a medi-
cal examination.
Bill Nichols and Charlie Lewis are in
the Mason Valley country with a supply
800 linimept and expect to be away
a week or more.
Hon. Thomas Wren Of Wren &
Julien, the Reno lawyers, spent We'd
nesday and visited the Olinghouse mines
on legal business.
Sol Hip sold the Diamond brand OF
horse this week to Fred Stoywell and
George Wilson, who intend to kill them
for their hides.-Eureka Sentinel.
Commissioners Hymers and Frazer
spent Wednesday in looking over the
roads in this district and talking county
affairs generally with our citizens.
J. L. Frazer, J.. B. Wright and ]. Agler
are mentioned by the newspapers as
probable successors to A. d. Wilder but
the chances are they are guessing at it.
Charlie Thrall, Tom McKillips, Miss
Tottie Wiley, Miss Lola McKillips, Miss
Mable Murray, Miss lima Hanson, and
Jay Harvey, came down from Carlin for
the ball.
Mrs. J. w. Smith, grand organizer
and inspector of the Grand Information
al Auxiliary to the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers, is in Ogden for the
purpose Of organizing an auxiliary.
The man who was peddling snide jew
elry in town last week is suspected of
having robbed a house in Lovelock. 1t
is an old game of thieves to peddle and
by calling at houses size up the premises.
Only very green people buy OF strange
peddlars.
Mt. Horeb Encampment enjoyed a
smoker through the kindness of P. Q. P.
Ed Short and there is material for
another n next meeting night. At
tendance is improving and members are
taking a lively interest. Degree work
next meeting.
A pest of rabbits is reported from
Idaho. There are millions OF them, and
their d~epredations, which heretofore
have been confined to young trees and
growing crops, have extended to vegeta-
ton of all kinds, even the wild prairie
grass, resulting in great loss to stockmen.
Walter s. Macpherson and Iva May
Bailey were married in Reno Wednes-
day. The happy couple returned Thurs
day and left for a wedding tour in
Churchill. They will reside in Wads-
worth and Walter has been fixing for
housekeeping across the river. We wish
the young people all the joy in the
world.
Beware Of 0iDtmentS ir cStarrh that enn.