The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-07-02

A meeting Of the Democratic State
Central Committee will be held ia Nir-
GINA City on july %. A time and place
for the meeting OF the Democratic State
Convention Will be decided upon at that
meeting.
On account OF the boys who are going
to war making papers to put their prop
critics in shape, settling up their ac-
counts and Strengthening their business
in general, times have been very lively
this week.
l.. Guggenheim the defarlting Grand
Secretary OF the Odd Fellows was SEN
fenced to five years in the ~penitentiary
and is now serving his time in Carson.
He is SO years old and will hardly live
to complete the sentence.
The enrolment so far in the infantry
battalion now being formed is Co. A,
National Guard, IS; Co. b, Emmett
Guard, Is; Co. G, Reno Guard, 80; Co.
f, Elko Guard, 80; Co. +, Carson
Guard, y; A total of 337 men.
"Where could youodig up fairer flag
poles than the 1.-THE limbs of an Ameri
can girl?" is the query Of an exchange
in replying to a comment that the wear
ing OF red, white and blue stockings by
ladies is trampling on American colors.
Sam Blazer and Emma Drywood were
married in a Sewer county church last
Sunday. Instead Of playing the wedding
march ~ the couple marched down the
aisle the rope deserving organist cut
there would be a hot time, etc.
Matt Callahan, Jr. reached into a nest
OF young quail on the family ranch near
Washoe last Monday and grasped one Of
the birds. On Withdrawing his hand he
discovered that a rattlesnake was dang
ling at the end, the reptile having par
TALLY swallowed the young quail.
W. g. Curtis OF the S. P. Co. says of
railroad labor: In the East the average
compensation is Fiji per day. On the
Paci ic Coast it is Sod per day. For
the year ending June 30, 1897, the aver
age daily rate OF wages IN the Pacific
system was 81. o
Five or six punches of professional
horse traders have passed through here
remarkable consideringt the market value
of horses these days that men are able to
make a living at the business. A party
here 10Y has forty head OF horses neal
Herman's dairy for trade or sale.
Buy your wheat and barley OF II. H.
Cowles. y
A little Carson girl elected Goddess of
Liberty Vas moi given the place OF honor
because OF her size and tender years.
Her name is Mabel Aube, and in giving
way to another she gracefully says: 81
can assure the public and the Commit
tee that though small in size my heart
beats for liberty and the celebration as
hard and true as il | weighed a ton.
Miss Mae Givan has completed the
school census for this district for this
year and her report shows 397 children
under 81 years, 245 between the ages of
& and Is who will draw school money,
III under q years, % between Is and q ;
275 were born in Nevada, so in other of
the United States, and 20 in foreign
counties. Estimates based upon these
Figures give Wadsworth q population OF
over 1900.
The Convention" has been agitating
itself for some time in extraordinary
session and has figured out a number OF
changes in the personnel OF the local
officials of the railroad as follows Asst.
Master Mechanic Forney to be Superin-
tendent of Air Brakes for the Atlantic
and Pacific Systems and j. w. Small to
to be Asst. Master Mechanic here.
Trainmaster T. +. Donelin to be pro-
NOTED to a position of responsibility
under superintendent Agler to, be sue
coded by j. Ii. Whited. Foreman A. T.
Clippenger resigned on account OF
sickness. to be succeeded by Ed Shearer.
Take what you want OF it and leave the
rest.
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