The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-04-20

r.. Fowler has fctnrhd o lis sowing
mdcinDr agency ~lieatiqaariers al Keno.
Every yard in town has hten c~leane,i
and il is 4 convincing argument 10 sre
the piles ol Trash that tne annual clean
up is a good move from every point OF
view.
Bob Parry OF Reuo is after the quaran-
tine station that Wadsworth should
have 10y reason vi superior advantages.
to wit good feed, cattle baths and $50
latinn.
Dave Crosby informs the Enterprise
that the crosby Company have on hand
in Virginia City, nifty buildings which
will lie torn Town during the coming
summer.
Fraternal Cemetery should be cleaned
OF the Winters accumulation of trash
and the main driveway will hardly az
comnlodate Il buggy until the trees are
trimmed.
W. c. Pitt informed us the other day
that Henry Thles lad sold 800 head OF
beef cattle for 7ls cents per pound. This
is the top price the DIsPATcm has heard
OF this season.
The aggregate actual strength OF the
militia OF the United States by a late re-
port is l13, $50 men. The total number
OF men liable to military duty in the
country is l0,37s,llS.
James Waters, a School Trustee, as
suited Mrs. Charles Howard, wife OF an
Odd Fellow, a few days ago in Yering-
ton. the local lodge prosecuted and
convicted him and he Was fined 500 and
costs.
The Humboldt river is lower this
Spring than it has been for many wears
past. However there is enough snow in
the mountains to assure sufficient water
in this section until July or August, says
the Wells Herald.
A Joint resolution was passed by the
House and Senate and signed by Presi-
dent Mckinley yesterday afternoon that
the people OF Cuba are, and by right
should be free. Spain will be given W
or three days to answer.
Ed. Short started the rumor Yesterday
that President Mckinley had ordered
the library closed. Naturally the cues
ton came, "Why?" and the answer was
ready: because he was afraid the
magazines would blow up"
Col. Maxson will come along the last
oil the month with ears gathering up
exhibits for the Omaha exposition. We
are sorry that Olinghouse will not be
represented and believe the miners nv
their laxity are doing themselver injury.
The coming OF Charlie Shortridye has
stirred up the politicians of Nevada who
are not able to size up the new situation
to suit them. The whole Juror il prob-
ably a steamboat OF a newspaper man
who knows a good thing when he sees it.
Wadsworth Lodge No. 33. /. @. O. F..
Monday evening elected the following
TO the Grand Lodge which meets at Car
son in June: n. Y. Brown, n. A. Hum
mel, j. F. Crosby. VIM. Macpherson,
John Schwandt, T. II. Bastian and r.
H.. Cowles.
Miss Irma Wilson is visiting friends
and relatives in San Francisco and Sac
ramen'o, and her mother, Mrs. w. G.
Overly, is thoroughly informed of her
whereabouts, the idle tongues of gossip
to the contrary Notwithstanding, says
he Reno Gazette.
A stranger giving his name as Daven-
port imbibed rather freely OF intox..
cants and got into several fights Sunday.
While intoxicated his left forearm was
broken and the county physician has
him in charge at Reno. Several Indians
were drunk with him and the oroie was
a disgrsceful one. The parties were all
Jailed.