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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1894
Page
3
A damaged OCR item mentions weekly events for Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays but lacks clear names dates or locations. The text references Jacinta and Negarhi with unclear context and does not provide verifiable actions or outcomes.
Briefs from Carson City dated January 10 1804 report 4 prisoners in the Carson penitentiary local residents and visitors including W. Bailey of St Clair and Jus Whited. Mention minimal sickness, wages paid to Comstock mines employees December, cold weather and plant losses, ice ponds work, and social events. Also notes promotions appointments including C A Jones named U S District Attorney for Nevada and local businesses and ads.
Installation night at Prater Nal Hall last Wednesday brought many guests to Ca ranthe Temple No. %, Pythian Sisters. Tables were set for progressive eneme. prizes announced include Ace prize to A A Deemer, book California Illustrated, progressive prize to Miss Clara Kinky, bandyou picture frame, booby prize to Mrs B B Diluy. AML stayed at their places, a dainty feast preceded departure as Calanthe fwaple Sosand Sisters and guests left amid falling snow.
Mrs. Alice Hartley shows a variety of artworks at the Library location prior to shipment to the Midwinter Fair. A Lusrarem reporter notes the judging isn't mine to critique but many visitors found the oil paintings striking under strong lighting, especially a large work depicting her mother eating. Numerous pieces in different media impressed visitors as the Library drew a steady crowd.
Dennis Murphy, a former Salt Works employee, robbed the Salt Works safe of about fifty six dollars and a watch after disguising himself with a cape and grain-wrapped clothes. He was recognized by his voice by witness Willey, fled, later returned the money and watch as a joke, and was arrested by Deputy Marshall Golding in Reno pending a preliminary examination on the robbery of the United States mail.
A meeting was held to prepare forming an Augustine society. Urges charter members to contribute and pay $100 monthly to support policy and operations. Circulation has grown with 40 to 50 signatures expected, signaling broad citizen support and a forthcoming organized setup.
Captain Warner's house shows a new sitting room as Miss Daisy Budden manages the Pow ing room and Miss Laura Williamon maintains cheerful dignity with new matron honors. Charley Lowry travels to Lovelock on business. Mr. Graham smiles. Mrs. Bailey’s merry children abound. Capt. Warner hosted a bountiful dinner overseen by Miss Richardson. Miss Sullivan and Miss Anna Larson join the Re verve as fine cooks. Wadeworth Lodge No 3 I C C F installed several officers for the term including G Malcolm NG5 TF Bastian VA BA Ulow Secy Fort Permanent Ley 5 H Proctor Treas Drown Chaplain Gd Goodwin Warden F Voorhees Gon- Anctor, J Schwandt RS to N G, Archibald Steele takes Past Grand chair, UG M Fuller installed.
The Pioneer Millinery Store starts a ten day stock clearance selling all winter goods below cost. Velveteens all shades 60 cents, embroidery chintz per dozen, china silk 35 and 40 cents per yard, late style belts from 10 cents each. Silks velvets ribbons veiling offered at low prices. Remnants and fancy feathers attractively priced.
Noting entries for rubber goods and writen items to be exhibited at the Bureau board in Reno Nevada. Exhibitors must have names on cash packages and prepaid Wells Fargo shipments. All writings to arrive in Reno by January. Secretary GH SPODUARD signs.
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