The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-09-17


Riders and it is expected most of them
will return home on a visit.
John Harrison, Mike Sullivan, DIR.
Williams and II. .. Marker were the
delegates from Lovelock that attended
the Republican State Convention.
In about ten days 300 men from the
battalion will be mustered out. The re-
naming lis will have furloughs and will
not be- mustered out until November,
which means $40 more to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. :. Hockey, George
and VIM. Shaber, Miss Annie Foster and
Miss Dora Lonely OF Reno returned
yesterday from camping at Limbo.
They report quail hunting good.
The Southern Pacific Company has
granted a rate of half fare to mem bers OF
the Nevada Battalion to all points in
Nevada. This will give the boys an OPP
portunity to visit their homes in case
they are not mustered out.
Dan Stuart has sent by telegraph an
offer to Kid Mccoy and Jim Corbett for
the big fight. Stuart offered a purse or
a percentage of the gate receipts for the
fight, which he will guarantee to bring
off at Carson City in November.
A Missouri weekly paper says among
its local items: MRS. Jones called this
morning and laid a dozen nice, fresh
eggs on our table," A critical conten-
porary says: "There is no telling what
a Missouri woman wouldn't do when she
is Ia the notion.
A Kansas preacher who has an extra
ordinary amoun of good sense in his
makeup, while soliciting for the church
said: II do not want any to contribute
who has not paid for their home paper,
Tor the local paper needs money a great
deal more than the heathen."
The Reno Journal says: A railroad
from Churchill county to Wadsworth is
one of the near possibilities. 1t would
run through one of the richest agricul-
tural valleys in the State, and would be
a great boon to the farmers and the peo-
pie generally in Churchill county.
Senator Hamden's Black Serensders
win give u performance tonight. They
visited and gave several performances in
Wadsworth a year ago. They had
good houses and gave good shows.
Frank Homer, their advance agent, says
the troupe is better and they have ten
performers. 1t is worth while to see
them and if the show is az good as it
was then all who attend will be pleased.
The State Fair will open next Mon
day and continue each day during the
week. The trotting races are filled and
there are already several stables oil
runners at the track and more will ar
rive by Saturday. Space has been APP
| piled for at the Pavilion for severaI
| creditable floor exhibits besides smaller
| space for the usual wall and case ex-
| hihits. The stock show promises to bt
good. A number of special features
will be on the program during the
week, some Of which will be wheeling
events and on one OF the last days of the
Fair u bicycle relay Of twenty-five miles
will be q feature.
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