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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1895
Page
4
Local notices list several Colfax events and Reno business, with updates on people traveling, bridge work, and weather. Mentions include Miss Josie Wales in Colfax, Frank Comstock and Miss Mand Willitwe in Reno, and the Comstock payroll for June at $71,526.66.
In the East area a woman in bloomers had pockets picked after being stood up by a tootpad. Jim Abbay notes a Daly prize race winner in Urackee and comments on local youths engaging in risky rides. An incident yesterday morning involved a deepening air pollution sector and a confrontation near Livery Dowding with Lip lalutidiang.
Mrs. Lamb wishes to sell her household furniture at reasonable prices. Items include bids, building pieces, silver ware, tallies, and related domestic goods. Sale location details are unclear in the damaged text but indicate a household sale by a local resident.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hoskins were held at the family residence with a large attendance. The Episcopal choir performed, and Professor Richard Brown led the burial procession. Hastings Band headed the cortege as mourners followed the hearse to the grave, with sympathy poured out for her young daughter and bereaved family. A floral offering from the California Gasket Company of San Francisco was noted as particularly fine.
A colored man named William Brown allegedly robbed Parrots grocery in Reno on Thursday and, Friday night in Clarkes, stole a horse owned by WH A Pike. He was last seen in Stillwater and fled after being questioned about the horse. The horse reported foamy and tail-less as of Sunday night. Brown remains at large.
For rent a four room house with a nice cellar near a schoolhouse. Good location and newly built. Monthly rent four dollars. Inquiries to Mise We Wi. Ghemney.
A foreign opinion piece from Washington cites an English paper predicting upheaval in the United States. It claims poverty, political corruption, and class struggle will spark bloodshed as labor and monopolies clash, with warns of a coming catastrophe America cannot avert.
Public notice states the undersigned run the Reception saloon to their satisfaction and deny any contrary report. Interested parties may apply to the listed individuals Heindler AF Chom WoL Pike SHeooxs MeOLaxe.
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