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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1893
Page
3
Brevities from Birthinstow note events as Hawaii considers annexation and a depot show draws crowds. Notable arrivals include Irvin Lewie and Hon. Eugene Griswold visiting Reno and Carson. Local projects feature irrigation, planting, new buildings, and a planned April 14 musicale at Music Hall.
School notes report Washington's Birthday exercises planned for next Friday afternoon since Wednesday is a holiday. Genevive Donelin is back at school. Miss Mattie to fill in for the sick Hit. Harry and Lela Schaffer left for Denver last week. New washbasin and soap added to primary grade. likely used more in Grammar. Arbor Day soon with tree planting plans. A boy’s first shave likened to a duck’s bill after a swim. Lent influences noted. Some girls have beanx. Sripexk AND Fuy.
A large Reno courthouse crowd heard Beno discuss public matters with legislators. Officials led by Judge Cheney heard speeches by Wadeworth members on the fish law and the proposed move of the State Prison to Reno with a plan to share up to 20000 dollars. The assembly urged opposition to a repeal of the forty day law and supported Air Line Railroad legislation.
JT invites the ladies of Wadaworth to visit him at the Nevada Hotel for a health talk. He requests a thorough investigation of Viavi as a meat worthy remedy.
The Senate and Assembly vote on consolidations, county annexations, and election reforms. Key moves include repealing the State Board of Equalization and Assessors Act, authorizing bond issues for Washoe road work, and adjustments to county borders. The session considers ballot secrecy, salaries, and tax adjustments as it nears sine die.
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