The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-07-12

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Mil Short las returned from Mason
Valley where he took a wagon load of
soft drinks and Pabst beer.
Mr.. S~chmaling. an lone merchant,
leaves this morning for home with three
wagonloads Of merchandise.
Nasty Macpherson would Ike to know
how lady pastmasters are going TO follow
the regulations regarding uniforms.
w. f. Dalton has returned from a
visit TO East Gate, Churchill county,
and Austin, where his relatives reside.
Bill Wicham is in from East Gate.
He says fifteen miners are now en-
ployed there aud the prospects are tn
c%ouraging.
The Governor appointed j. J. Cush-
man OF st Clair, County Commissioner
OF churcnil county, vice ". -. Epper-
son deceased.
Misses Mary Game and Mamie
CroDan and Master Ed Cronan are here
from Oakland visiting Mrs. Il. w.
Abbay and family.
Mrs. Senator Dickson, whose sister
fell from a train near Hot Springs and
died in Wadsworth, sends her regards to
Wadsworth friends.
Prof. Game has been spending several
days In Reno as a member OF the board
OF the Board Of Education, examining
applicants for teachers certificates.
Miss NJ. F. Lucas, accompanied by
her granddaughter Miss Fife Gray,
OF Sacramento, is here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G.. W. Schaffer, of this
place.
DIR. j. Z. Stubs, president of the
Nevada University, was elected presi-
dent OF the Associated Agricultural Col
leges and Experiment Stations in San
Francisco.
W. c. Givan lie getting along nicely in
Sacramento. Mr.. Golding says Mr..
Givan stuck his finger into an electric
fan to see how 1t worked. It worked
the hide and a generous slice OF meat
off the finger.
Owing TO the beautiful midsummer
numbers Of magazines we have the
largest line Of magazines for July than
ever before. The prices of these beau
tiful and interesting magazines range
from 5 to 80 cents, but many OF the
leading sellers 20 for 10 cents. Call at
ut this Office and see them,
The annual Sunday school picnic of
Of Union Church will be given at John
G%aravanta's grove Thursday OF this
week. transportation will be provided
for all the children and their friends who
will be at the Church at 9 1870 A. NJ. 1t is
desired that all who attend will make
some provision ior the iuuch.
Assessor Evans is much put out about
mistakes made in collecting poll taxes
IN the pay car from property owners
contrary to custom established for many
years. Tie Assessor, however, is not to
blame as the mistakes occurred in the
superintendent office by the clerks
not knowing who owned property and
who did not. Mistakes will occur.
Road Supervisor Russell and Consta.
BILE Golding viii. take charge pf a chain
gang that will be put to work this morn
ing TO clean up the streets. Some Of the
alleys in town are blocked with trash
dangerous as fire tarps and will all be
thoroughly cleaned out. What is tit
material will be used on the sandy roads
and the rest will be taken 10 the town
duinp grounds.
n. A. Hummel, acting fr the people
OF Wadsworth, has placed tie I. n.
Stewart map OF Wadswcrth toe nsitc
on file with Recorder Shoarer. AS soon
as possible, perhaps his week, the
second map viii le flied in the u. $.
Land Office ut Careon and later the
third map will! lie Q Ii On TO Wash-
ington when matters will progress more
rapidly. Messrs. Shearer and Boyd,
Commissioner Frazer and other county
officers say the filing of the map will be
OF great benefit in many ways in county
affairs, most particularly in conveyance.
Mr.. Hummel will report the various
steps taken and all information in re-
gard thereto as they occur.