The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-07-06

A few more of those things will change
the Spanish estimate from pigs to hogs.
We hear there is Il great plenty of
water stored in Lake Tahoe and our
ranchers need not worry any.
Col. Jos. Marzen was a passenger for
home yesterday and Col. Boyle for the
Mining Congress at Salt Lake.
The school trustees OF Reno have made
a reduction OF 4 per cent in the salaries
OF all teachers employed in the schools.
The Red Cross societies will form a
State organization at a meeting soon to
be held in Reno, says the Carson Weekly.
An Indian was run over by the cars at
Reno. Monday and had both legs taken
off. He WAS under the influence OF
liquor.
The Reception was handsomely decor
ated on the Fourth, Il professional,
"Shorty," doing the work. The sketches
on the screen doors are artistic.
Prof. Game failed to pass the examin-
alton on account OF "A ''foothall knee
but the youngsters, while sorry for him,
rejoice for themselves.
LosT-A child's neckchain and charm
with stone setting. Also a child's breast
pin with pearl setting. A good reward
offered. Finder please leave at this
office.
The largest and most complete stock
of refrigerators, ice cream f~reezers in the
State is carried by the Nevada Hard
ware & Supply Co. Freight paid to
W~adsworth.
+. Kuck, W. Stark, Geo. Herberth, F.
Springer and wife, Al Krenkle. Miss
Yank, Chas Davis, Mrs. Blanchard, Geo.
Frazer and VIM. Dunlap were among the
visitors to Reno on the 4th.
The shop boys are too modest to say
anything OF the handsome donation they
raised for q deserving woman and her
family last week. Such deeds are regis
tered in St. Peters book.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee will meet in Virginia City July
%; the Republican State Central Com
mittee in Carson July 8; the Silver
Party State Central Committee in Reno
July l6.
the field, in addressing letters to them,
should mark plainly the company and
regiment to which they belong, as by
doing so the distribution of the mail will
be facilitated. This applies 10 both the
regular troops and the militia volun-
teers.
John G.. Taylor OF Lovelock passed
west Sunday. He says the water storage
question for that valley is solved and the
funds are ready for the work, which will
be begun right away. Lovelock will set
an example for the State and one we be-
liCNC NCNuud Will DtOut ny
The people OF the mining States are
beginning to wake up 10 the fact that the
mining exhibit of the Trans Mississippi
Exposition excels any collection ever ex-
hibited in this or any other country, not
Fair, and in which Nevada leads
Bee.
Four loot cedar wood sold bv Andrew
Giusi for IS per cord.
Our soldier boys in the Reno Guards
all look well and happy and send regards
TO their friends. The boys took part in
the procession Monday and presented a
good military appearance. They are
bright enough to work past the awkward
squad business very They are not
all uniformed yet.
The Republican party will discover in
the fall campaign that the legislative
chickens in the poll "a bill will come
home 10 roost.-Carson appeal. No, no,
Samuel. That bill was passed by a Sill
yer Legislature and signed by n Silver
Governor.-Virginia Enterprise.
Quite Il number of our people spent
the Fourth OF July in Reno and were
well rewarded for their visit. The pro-
cession was short but GOOD, the literary
exercises much better and more spirited
than usual, the fireworks rather slow
but giving entertainment Tor about three
honoa and tho Hance nlpasa1 ayaru hodV