The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-02-05

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in Western Wyoming. The cold has
been intense for sixty days.
General Manager Fillmore anticipates
an enormous business over the s. 7. this
Spring and Summer and and there Will
be work for all the railroad men in The
country.
Deed. John II. Sheehan to l.. Allen,
dated Jan. 81, 1898. Consideration $3.50,
for undivided y of the undivided q OF
the Crown Point mine, in Olinghouse
canyon.
The A. o. u. w. will organize a lodge
of the Degree of Honor tonight and
there are 80 applicants. 1t is the first
lodge of the kind to be instituted in the
State of Nevada.
P. L. Flanagan, DR.. W. H. Patterson,
J. N. Evans and Joe Blackburn shipped
last Friday a train load OF 300 beef steers
east. They were sold at Ogden last
Monday at 80 80 gross.
A band OF several hundred mountain
sheep are ranging in the vicinity OF the
Star mine, Ruby valley. About forty
head were killed last week, mostly by
Indians.-White Pine News.
The nearest water to the DISPATCH
office is the Truckee River and we have
a hard time to keep New Year resolu-
tons with all other kinds OF liquid re-
freshments within a minutes walk.
Hon. Lem Allen was in town this
week and went up the road to make re-
pairs to those breaks that will happen
to the fences OF Nevada politicians occa-
sionally. Nevertheless he looked happy
when leaving for home. We hope he
felt that way.
The foot bridges will be thing OF
beauty and joys forever. There will be
three feet closed ratings go the kids can
not fall over and the floors will be
painted and puttied SO the sun cannot
shine through the cracks to hurt the
eyes OF passersby.
James Poole talks very strongly OF
raising the roof of his stable building IL
feet and building a large hall and ball
room. The location is good, such an
improvement would be very welcome
and we hope that jim will have the
back bone to do it.
Mt. Horeb Encampment spent an en-
joyable meeting night Thursday due to
the foresightedness of Patriarch Stone
who took with him a box OF fine cigars.
There will be degree work on hand next
meeting night and consequently the boys
will have anoter good time.
Geoffred Martini, whose name suggests
that he came from sunny Italy, is accus-
ed Of appropriating firearms and jewolry
not his own, and he how inhabits the
cooler. He did inhabit the bunk house
on the river whence it 10 alleged he de-
parted richer than he came.
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Larry Derby OF the Palace Hotel has
returned to Reno from several weeks
visit to Seattle. He says times are lively
there, brings good reports from Alaska
and says Nevada is just as good a State
and just as prosperous as Washington,
barring the rush to the Klondyke.
The E. 4 NJ. Library Association
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: H. Fl. Forney, Pres. T. F.
Donelin, Vice Pres. and Treas; Miss q.
l.. Dunlope, Sect'y. and Librarian; f.
Shepley. Con Cadagan, Ed Fealy, Il. C.
LaForge and A. C. Webb, Directors.
B. ID. Forrest, the very lively repre-
sentative OF the Bulletin, will spend a
week or more in Wadsworth in the in
tefest OF has paper. The Bulletin and
the DISPATCH will make a combination
hard to beat, the Bulletin giving the
news hot from the wires and the DIS
PATCH attending to State, county and
local matters.
Throughout Nevada considerable in
terest is being taken in the proposed
day OF racing with lady riders at Ingle-
side some day this month. A number
OF owners OF very fast horses have signi-
fed a willingness to turn their steeds
over to the ladies. In this section OF the
country there are at least four excellent
riders: Mrs. Bagwell, Misses Applegate,
Dyson and Allen, and it is more than AN
even bet that if the affair comes off one
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