The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-07-13

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more applicants for the appointment OF
Major OF the battalion. Surely Governor
Sadler has a contract as there Is only
major to BIZ appointed.
Oscar Hildebrandt, with the piano
firm of A. j. Pommer OF Sacramento,
and authorized tuner for the Sherman Il
Clay instruments in Nevada, will arrive
at Wadsworthi on or about the 10Th OF
July.
District Deputy President, Mrs. +. Fl.
Proctor, wishes all Past Grands to be
present at the meeting OF Queen Esther
Rebekah Lodge Wednesday evening,
July 10, to assist in installing the Off
GERS elect.
Billy Callahan and a horse and buggy
went in haste down Main street Monday
evening. The horse was doing the driv-
ing and Billy was busy while it lasted.
No damage to person or things, the
ground being soft and the curves being
made all right.
Rev. Plummer, father OF Mrs. DIR.
Richardson, is spending a few weeks Wis
iting his daughter. The gentleman
preached in Union church Sunday at
morning and evening services and our
people enjoyed his ermon very much.
Ev'ry Month, a July magazine, con
tains the following music. Hawaiian
Parade" patrol eccentriqe by Hoist;
"We Never Meet, IT'S Better So,' song
by Gussie l.. Davis; The Roll Watzes"
by Gouraud Beneath the Flag" song
by Waters; besides a dozen u~p-to-date
articles by standard authors and the
finest OF half-tone pictures all for ten
cents at this office.
Irwin G. Lewis has been appointed
Bandmaster on board the Philadelphia.
The pay is 800 per month and rations
and the perquisites will probably equal
the regular pay. He has is men under
liul. ~ 10 llhNit llt L iid'iCllilld u
go to Hawaii to plant the American flag
over those islands. We are pleased to
see the young man get such a response
bic position.
Governor Sadler issued orders tt the
company Captains at Camp Sadler Sat
urday morning prohibiting the admis-
sion to the lines OF ladies without proper
escort, and positively prohibiting them
from entefing the camp after so'clock in
the evening. The News says that on
Friday night women and girls gained add
mission to the camp by climbing over
the high fence that surrounds the track
in order to dodge the guards at the gates.
We believe in "lIome Rule; we be-
lieve in the motto Nevada Tor New
adams" but we do not believe that, if
the voter will do their duty, it will be
necessary to organize a new party to
carry it to victory this fall. The Silver
party is the logical "Home Rule" party
OF this State. 1t was organized as a pro-
test against the policies OF both the old
parties, which conspired to destroy our
greatest industry. To it belongs the cry
"Nevada for Nevadans".-Says the
White Pine News.
Oscar Hildebran1t writes: 81 made a
few trips out to the Nevada boys camp
and found them doing well. Right where
they are they are well off, if not better
in some instances, than Il vast horde of
ambitious and willing people who are
forced into idleness by hard times. The
troop is well quartered, has plenty to
eat three times a day and an abundance
OF spare time outside of the regular drill
hours. They leave here Tuesday on the
transport Peru or City of Pueblo. Ev-
erybody comments upon their good be-
havior, and feel glad they are to meet
their wishes at last.