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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1894
Page
3
Local notices from Wadworth report Arbor Day tree plantings and yard cleanups, invitations to charity ball tickets, new buildings planned, and weather hopes. Varying items include residents visiting Virginia City, a new time card, staff changes, road and cemetery work, and calls for community cooperation.
Work on the new cemetery progresses slowly but surely with water pipe laid for the plot. Men grade and clean the site on a riverside eminence with a mile long view of the stream, inviting public appreciation and future community benefit. Subscriptions near three hundred dollars have been raised despite the lack of a circulated list, with local businessmen yet to be approached.
A party including W Le Coulter and DOW traveled to Reno to see the Spider and the Fly. They toured the Riverside town, viewed Whitaker Hall and St Marys academy, and noted a new public school plan. They enjoyed the opera house, a late night return, and described Reno as a lively pretty town with improving streets.
The Trustees of Fraternal Cemetery Association announce the new grounds for tree planting will be prepared by the 80th met. They urge all public spirited citizens and public school children to supply a tree or shrub and aid in planting to ornament the new cemetery on Arbor Day.
At a Thursday night Wadsworth Athletic Club meeting the charter was reopened and extended until May Lat. 1804. Mr Osborn was appointed to assist Captain Walletab in the collection of dues.
R H Cowlees announces sale of his grocery and general merchandise building at Wadsworth Nevada. Includes lot, large fireproof cellar, stock on hand, goodwill, and fixtures. Business described as prosperous. owner seeks time for other ventures. Interested parties to call at the store.
An interview with Senator Brice describes a anticipated silver vote this fall and the aim to replace tariff policy with silver as a financial solution. He cites large indebtedness in farms, cities, and corporations, and notes wallpaper prices at Ki Grinwold's ranging from 20 to 60 cents per roll.
In San Francisco on April 11, 1851 Rev Father Pendergast officiated the marriage of Charles Day and Miss Kate Epstein, both residents of Carson City Nevada.
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