The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-06-17

G. A. Macpherson. wife and little gir.
have goae TO San luis Obispo and Santa
Cruz to enjoy an outing.
We have kept our eye on the 18th Of
June so We could report tie anniversary
OF the battle OF Bunker Hill.
j. II. McCnlloch is in from Churchill
and he says summer is here and you can
see the grass grow in his section.
The case OF Bailey vs. Bailey is up be-
fore the Superior Court in San Fran
cisco. &c. Day is in attendance.
For SALE-Household goods and fur
niture cheap also Domestic sewing ma
chine. Inquire of Mrs. A, F. Spidel.
A special agent to the United States
will visit Nevada soon to collect a min
eral exhibit for the Paris exposition in
1900. 81 =
Mrs. Eniot has purchased the Fair
banks gallery. Open from 9:30 till 5
Fred Younghans is down from the
hills pleased with his placer mines and
will take his run on the road in a few
days.
The Adams boys found their nugget
near the cottonwood trees which is
about the lowest point in the canyon for
placer.
The graduating class, Misses Esden,
Donelin, Kent and Beemer are prepar-
ing to make the commencement ball a
very pleasant affair.
Fishing is not good at present owing
to the warm weather, but some perch
and front are being received and and the
catfish are always with us.
Eureka's school census shows a de-
crease OF nine In the number OF children
OF school age from last years total. One
teacher will be dropped from the corps.
Bob Stewart drove in from Soda last
Thursday. He says the late frosts killed
all his bananas, figs and oranges, but
the canned Strawberries are all right.
Hawthorne Bulletin.
On Sunday afternoon the borax works
at Rhodes Marsh in Esmeralda county
were totally destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000. The property was partly own
cd by the V. & T. Railroad Company.
Henry Ritter is making extensive i'm
provements at the Elite saloon at Reno
big plate glass mirrors, fine paintings
and all OF the decorations and appoint
ments of q first class metropolitan re-
sort.
BY the recent government survey
Nevada gains a strip OF land less than
half q mile in width ut the large end Of
Lake Tahoe. The entire length of the
line run was over 400 miles, missing the
fixed point on the Colorado river by
over 400 feet.
ENGINE FOR SALE.-A good ~six-horse
pow or engine and boiler with fixtures
for pumping or mining machinery.
Price only $50. For Information apply
at this office.
The fare from Wadsworth to Los An
geles, CAL, on account of the National
Educational Association meeting, will
be $25.75 for the round trip, tickets to he
sold On June 9th, July 3rd, and July
7th to 9th, inclusive, and good until
September 4th.
The wedding OF Miss Louise Wood
bury and I'll. D. Edwards took place
Monday evening at the residence of the
brides parents at Morgan mill. Misses
Alice Woodbury. and Ethel Hofer and
Messrs WIN. Woodbury. and George
Dangburg were the attendants. The
bride is one OF fine prettiest girls in the
STATE.
NJ. ]. McVeigh returned from Sacra-
mento Tuesday evening. He met our
Burke who is sick yet but is improving
and will be able 20 20 TO work in two or
three weeks. Lee Walatrom il getting
along fine and will be- ont of the hospital
in a week or SO. W. G. Givan Is also
getting along fine.