The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-19

Earnest Freeman and Charles Ken I
were in from Saltwater yesterday.
Assistant Master Mechanic Small pre-
scented his aiie with a splendid piano
this week.
NJ. Sheeline of Reno has been APP
pointed county commissioner to succeed
II. II. Beck.
Pearl Lindsay was the only successful
applicant for a teachers Certificate in
Elko last week.
A bank is to be established at Gard
ne,ville and a 5000 safe has been or
dered from Ohio.
"Biddy" Doyle has returned but the
scalied places are tender yet and he
walks with a side motion.
The waste material from the streets is
being used for filling u slough on the
eastern border OF the town.
The alfalfa crop on the Truckee
Meadows will be larger this year than
it has been for many seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Griswold and
children, Mrs. w. d. Epperson and Sam
Balliargeon were in Reno this week.
Miss Grace Evans, sister to Mrs. I. o.
Berry, died Monday in Reno. The
young lady .as a visitor here last
winter.
w. L. Dalton has received a large line
Of fine, medium and heavy gloves. A
special line ireman's gloves. Call and
see them.
Strawberries OF the second crop are on
the market, and the first watermelons of
the season have put in appearance at
Gregory's.
There is a remarkable scarcity of hay
hands in Carson Valley. FL. F, Dang
berg could give employment to thirty
more men.
Sunday evening II rattlesnake was
killed in the road between ]. G. Days
and the freight depot by George Burton
and Peter Cook.
Scott McRacken aud wife, Mike Dowd
and wife and Tom Blundell are over at
George Blundelps ranch real Pyramid
Lake for vacation.
Haying is in full blast in Churchill
but there is en- agonized howl for hands.
The man with the fork does not mater
ialise TO supply the demand.
Mr.. G. l.. Couch, an old time barber
OF Ogcen, is now conducting the bust
ness in the Reception barber shop.
Give him a call and he will please
you.
An instrument purporting to be the
last will OF W. d. Epperson was sub
mitted to the District Court this week
and was taken under advisemept by
Judge Curler.
There will be- a limited amount OF wa
ter for the irrigation OF the second crop OF
alfalfa this season as the Carson river is
now falling fast. The grain fields bid
fair for a good yield.
II suitable rates can be obtained a
team from Summit Lodge OF Truckec
will assist at Lovelock in the institution
Of a new lodge of Knights Of Pythias a
week from tomorrow.
From this time on and for an iudef-
mite period an average Of fifty recruits a
day viii pass through Wadsworth on
their way to San Francisco from whence
they will sail to Manila.
Indian Agent Spriggs was in town yes
terday. Bidds were opened yesterday
in Washington for the construction OF
the new buildings, but the successful
bidder 10 not yet known.
1t is reported that the Government
has an expert photographer in this
State whose mission is to make an in
vestigation into the matter Of locating
sites for storage reservoirs.
For RENT-A four room house. Good
location. Newly painted and repaired.
Inquire at Griswold's.
Mr.. Ripley who has just returned
from Frisco, brought us a remembrance.
potheen, from Z. J. McVeigh, 244 Fact
street. May he enjoy april weather
eleven mouths in the year.
AL the tnarhnrs nxn%nlinafinn tho