The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-07-27

season the Examiner mentions the
name of e. I. Lothaop.
Jesse Whited will leave for Sacra-
mento this evening on cou OF his
father being sick. Nothing serious.
Captain Dave and johnson Sides visit
ed San Francisco aud Sacramento last
week. They say the weather was hot
in Sacramento and cool in San Fran
cisco.
The Spanish are a superstitious
people, and some OF the figures of the
present war have carried terror to their
18th year. He is also Alphonso Mi.
Dewey destroyed 10 Spanish war vessels
at Manila, and SIMPSONS fleet took
1900 prisoners from Cervera.
1t is estimated that in Humboldt
county alone there is a half million acres
! oil land that could be reclaimed by build
ing storage reservoirs. This would sup!
port q population several times that OF
the entire State at the present time. By
all means let nothing stand in The way
of building the storage reservoirs.-Sil-
yer State.
District Deputy Grand Master h. II.
Cowles Monday evening Installed the
officers elect of Wadsworth Lodge No.
80, /. o. o. F., as follows: T l. Bel
lam, n G; III J Allen, VG; q + Burton,
Sec T H Bastian, Treas J Il Crosby, G.;
II Wilson, W; Y Brown, K S to N G;
L Sisson. l. to N Il; K III Cowles, K S
to NG.
The First Nevada cavalry volunteers,
Captain Linscott commanding, has been
assigned to duty at Sequoia park. Calf
ornia, one OF the most picturesque To-
c~alities in that state, where their prin-
cipal business will be to keep sheep
herders from running their bands on the
park grounds and in the Yosemite
Valley.
VIM. Woo1burn has come out for Dis
trict Judge, First District. His boom
will be inaugurated very shortly. This
will complicate matters very materially
and make Il three cornered fight. The
friends of Jim Torreyson are not dis
couraged at the entrance of Woodburn
in the race, but On the other hand they
declare the advent Of the ex-Congress-
man makes the fences OF General Jim
stronger and twice as hard to throw
down. Judge Mack finds that even a
Judge has troubles and while he looks
unconcernedly ,one can see a~nxietyi1oat-
ing through his legal mind.-Ex.
In company with Secretary Bevier the
editor of the DISPATCH visited the State
Fair grounds at Reno and was more
than pleased to see the race track being
put in shape for the seasons fair. Dr.
rector Fitzgerald is spending much Of
lis spare time out there and doing good
work. For the first time in its history
the track has been completely flooded
and the result has been very satisfactory
so lar. The ground has been soflened
and can be worked into good shape soon,
in better shape possibly than ever before.
Mr.. Fitzgerald is wide awake director
and is giving his attention TO details
with the end in view OF having very
successful fair in September.
Deep mining az contemplated by the
managers of the van ious Coinstock COM
panies means a revival of all our wood,
lumber, farming and railroad industries.
Every taxpayer in the State should be
in favor of amy reasonable project that
would enable the resunp tion of work.
The feasibility of opening the lower
levels is acknowledged by competent en-
g%ineers, only the funds have hitherto
been lacking.-News.