The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-02-01

and the best line OF hats ever brought to
this town, and OF such variety that you
can certainly pick ont just what suits
your particular taste.
There are a number OF tongh-lookiDg
characters with smooth looking hands
that belong TO the 'Never work society"
around town that the town can get
along very well without,
A petition Is being circulated request
ing the Legislature to pass an act to
bond The tow OF Wadsworth in the
sum Of SIS 900, the money to be used in
building a brick school house.
The Knights have a splendid repu-
tation as entertainers. Do not fail to
attend their ball-Feb. 14th.
Judging from TIE way that some OF
Newlands papers howl over their defeat,
they must have taken his case on u con
tingent fee and the falling to pull him
through accounts for their howls.-Ex.
SEWING MAcnINz NEEDLEs-We have
a complete stock OF needles for White,
Domestic, New Home, Wheeler IL Viii
son aud Singer machines.
Il. GRIswoLD.
Nevada having been transferred from
the Utah to the California Episcopal
diocese, the new Bishop Rev. W. II.
Moreland, will take the place OF Bishop
Leonard OF Salt Lake in the direction of
affairs in this State.
DR.. II. b. Mcdonald. Office in DIS
PATCH building. Crown and bridge work.
Teeth Without plates. Fine gold filings.
Charges reasonable.
Alexander G. Nicholas OF Reno has ie-
ceived from Washington d parent for
services for preventing derailment Of
railway coaches. rlle ~patentee claims
that his invention will render impossible
d%erailnient, no matter at what speed the
train may be moving, or however sharp.
the curves over which it is travelling.
The case of Mcmillan We. Sadler came
up before the supreme court Saturday.
Messrs Clark and Wren argued that the
court had no jurisdiction and il the
court had jurisdiction, the attorney
general OF the State was the proper per-
son to bring the action. The arguments
we're made on both sides and decision
reserved.
John Lees corral took fire Yesterday
and in the face Of a heavy wind the
situation looked dangerous lor a time.
Our people were prompt to respond and
the fire WAS SOON under control. The
scare was the greatest damage. Another
fire started about the same time near j.
W. Swaney's residence but it was put
out by the shop boys. We need that
apparatus over there as sooh as we can
possibly get il.
A correspondent OF the Phoebe Record
says: RAILROAD antsgonism is some
thing the Lincoln county folks can't APP
preciate. With their railroads in opera
ton, the people in the north and west
parts OF the State believe themselves I o
be oppressed and deprived of half their
chances of living squeezed almost to
death by the great hand OF corporations.
while the L%incolnites are reaching out
inviting hands and praying that the rib
bons Of steel may speedily pierce them,
willing to chance all the possible evils
which can follow a positive good"
We would like to enquire whether the
Carson News and Appeal have not yet
made sufficient money Il Of this cam
paign SO that they can afford to pur-
chase enough newspaper to supply their
exchanges regularly at a critical time
like the present. Ii not, we move that
the State Press Association create a
charity fund for their benefit, to which
we will subscribe two fish hooks and a
%suspender button. Come Oh now,
brother editors, and swell the list The
White Pine News strikes the key note in
tho Above.
For RENT-A good house in good loca-
ton. Inquire at the Younghans resi-
dence.
@. w. Wickersham is increasing his
stock oil Jewelry and invites your atten-
ton to new goods. He is e%ndeavoring
to suit the people and supply their
wants in his line.