Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-02

chin. The bunch is ornamental be-
cause 1t cannot be helped. but grown
for use. The sough Of the wind meas
ures tire speed Of the wearer in search
OF news. A. the successful rate he has
been moving Inc whiskers will not stand
the strain.
We tried TO see the new belfry of the
new engine house but Henry Riter's
fat boy had the roof occupied on the
lookout for the new railroad thar never
came.
TRUCKER
A trip along the Truckee river Is a
pay proposition. To the lover of Nature
the compensation is thribbled. The
scenery is at all times int eresting, often
inspiring, frequently grand. The sur
roundings Of Truckee call for admira-
alton, the main street is good to look
upon, the sub urbs are not In harmony
With the rest. and the whole is likened
to Paddy Grant in a new suit of
clothes.
The Republican office is a genuine
print shop. The boys work hard and
pet out undeniably the best semi-Weekly
paper in California.
At the office Of the Truekee Lumber
Co. we met Mr.. Smith who showed US
the plant and treated US with every
courtesy. He says tn price Of lum-
Der will soon advance. The volume Of
water in the Truckee now says the
plant will not be able to run continu-
ously during the coming season
We also met the congenial Nicola
shen. He vas busy and told us he had
a sofa on the roof we could occupy
when tired. He was willing to be SOL
icited to sell us a town lot or some in
surance but wouldn't let us into the
tower without a guard On a 10000
bonus the Supreme Lodge Of Knights
Of Pythias might be induced to meet
in California. In Mes office we did
mot see anything we wanted but him.
self.
Joe Marzen, son of Col. Marzen of
L~ovelock, thought the best he could do
for US was to start his sausage machine
run by water power and drop us in. He
thought us porcine because we suggest
ed to him that he had better retire to
Lovelock, the coming capitol Of Ne
vada. Mr.. Marzen has a model butcher
shop, fitted up with every convenience
roony. tasty, wholesome. entirely in
viting as such a place should be. He
is a live citizen and would do a world
Of good wherever placed.
We saw Charlie Gielaw at the Sher-
rit House. He is troubled with an old
gunshot wound in his leg and had to
lay off last fall. Joe Snow and Poker
Pete are fishing merchants. Buck
/, McCabe holds his own and has a voice
like a fog. horn. We told them all
MCGUIRE was timing the Boer- Briton
. scrap and keeping track Of the rounds.
In the person Of one Wilkie. the
grocer. Truckee has a fine business
man. The appointments and size Of
his store are, surprising. He is a very
desirable mar for any community and
It did not take US long to recognize that
fact. :
M. Franzlnl is always on the move
for something new. He put up a
!. f~irst-class entertainment for us with
the newest and largest graphophone
now made. 1t has a horn attachment
seven feet in length and can be dis
tinctly heard a block away. The Sc
l%ections embrace the latest and best
in vocal and instrumental music. with
noted comic speeches and famed oFa-
items. 1t affords entertainment for
over three hours and satisfies every
body who hears il. He Is thinking Of
corning TO Wadsworth for an evening.