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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1895
Page
4
An OCR readable notice outlines schedule details for Wisconsin state route travel. It mentions expected times around 1 pm and references Nevada and local county routes with days of the week and return patterns for the next period.
J J Flint and wife visited Reno this week while Lothrop made a Reno trip on Sunday. The Reception saloon closed Thursday night. Virginia City’s Kid Sherin visited Waslaworth. J Roy Lewin went to Reno to view the wreck and seek work on Steele's ranch. George H Welsh of Ogden relieves foreman Webb, transferred to Truckee. Chas Schevnert visited Jim Blaine and returned pleased. A comedy Rose Garland staged at Music Hall. Wages rise for about 160,000 employed. Mrs J A Fellnagle passed through Salt Lake to visit daughters. For rent a four room house at Wadworth Commercial Co. Store. Durrant’s attorneys promise to prove innocence and reveal the real murderer. Payton Comedy Company prominent at Wadworth Music Hall. C W Curtin of Truckee visiting Wadworth friends. JW Allen and wife recently back from the East visited Churchill county. Peeping Toms sighted around houses at night. Carson News notes Jack Raycraft found a meteor near Sweetwater Mountains weighing about 200 pounds and nickel-rich. Frost ruined uncovered corn and vegetables. replant advised. Board of Pardons to meet Monday for Mrs Alice Hartley case. A little boy named Donald injured by an exploding torpedo in play. A remark on wealth and mortality cited by a speaker. Sincere praise for Reno photographer S Skinner. Debate continues on a Carson pork packing plant. locals still raise pork and sell dressed at five cents, with market shifts noted.
Memorial Day exercises filled Anie Church with residents paying homage to the dead. The Vythian Sisters and Odd Fellows joined the march to Fraternal Cemetery where graves were decorated and flags marked resting places. The day closed with readings by Capt J C Erb and plans announced for the National Educational Association meeting in Denver. Also notes on cattle outlook, beef market prospects, and local agriculture ads.
A sale notice lists B C Mampton's residence beyond Hour tits L Cayles stone for sale. The fragmentary ad indicates an eviction or property transfer with unclear auction details and conditions.
A west bound passenger train derailed near Keno after a defective switch. The wreck caused extensive damage to cars and track with one man crushed under debris. Coroner to hold an inquest. conductor Weston and mail clerk Roundy among injured survivors.
Damon and Pythias will be presented at Music Hall on Thursday evening June 18 by the Reno cast under management of E Laurie. Full particulars will be given in our next issue.
Selling at cost the entire stock of millinery goods and remaining line of ladies fine linen and lace items. Sale begins June 1 and runs for one week with bargains for shoppers. inquire early for best selection.
A murky market note indicates Hob Peacock will supply bass on Mondays and Thursdays at Dobn Lee and R H L Cowles. It mentions rival firms Teowhie and fie favor are not present and asks Vie works how to dose the fleh.
AL Woodleaf of Haglevilly Nevada reports on Eagle mine progress with Kayleyville team, machinery, and plans to process ore. He notes high grade ore and 10 tons mined on dump, silver price depresses largest ledge, and John Murphy fringe galena efforts while awaiting better gold-silver margins.
Tayo Coma presents the four act American comedy Rowe Garland at Music Hall for three nights starting Monday in June Sid. The troupe, touring Truckes, includes 10 performers and a Ladies Orchestra. A new play will be shown each evening with prices 60 cents for received seats, 35 cents for back seats, and 25 cents for children. Reservations available at the Post-office.
A comment suggests that avatars not calling out troops will become rare, likening it to a truthful politician's scarcity and implying a broader decline in candid, forthright leadership.
A correspondent from New York describes arrival of Curcan valley settlers bound for Nevada. One man claims a thousand people will come if a friendly route is offered, while residents ask why the state fails to provide a capable speaker to reassure and guide newcomers.
Mrs W ff Hunt offers her entire household furniture for sale at her residence. Articles include a Morris piano in good condition antique oak center table lamps book-case dining room table chairs carpets mattings and rags folding bed bureau walnut bedstead porterier lounge rocking chairs kitchen range with boiler attached kitchen utensils refrigerator and more. Items sold singly or in lots. Call early before you are too late.
An advertising notice urges women to investigate the Viava treatment for health concerns. It claims the remedy never fails when used correctly and invites inquiries addressed to MRE agent E Fowler.
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