Wadsworth Dispatch Notes Weather and Taxes Ahead
Fragmentary item notes weather status and upcoming taxes in Wadsworth. Mentions regional stage and schedule in Churchill County with references to Nevada, mornings, and days of the week.
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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1892
Page
3
Fragmentary item notes weather status and upcoming taxes in Wadsworth. Mentions regional stage and schedule in Churchill County with references to Nevada, mornings, and days of the week.
A dense, humorous Reno column blends politics and daily life with mentions of Thanksgiving turkeys from Vike and Wightwan, a Central Market stock update, local shoe sale at Griswold's, drug orders to W. Pinniger, and election talk noting Cleveland, Harrison, and Weaver electors. It also references church and community figures, theater and band notes, and travel mentions including Mrs. Perkins of Lovelocks and Dr. Hogan of Reno.
Local chatter praises civic life in Wadsworth, notes turnout gaps in Truckee races, and reports election results from Churchill County. Officials Allen Higgins Kent and Brannon win posts, with Dyer and Sanford also victorious. Senator Stewart to scrutinize land and irrigation plans.
The Lyon County Times reports hay now trades at 4 dollars per ton in Mason Valley with two creameries operating. Analysts expect prices to climb to 8 dollars per ton by winter.
The Wadsworth Dispatch earns praise from the community as a neat and newsy paper. Walker Lake Bulletin notes the paper’s appeal to residents and commends its style and clarity.
P. B. Roberts, yard engineer at Winnemucca, was badly burned Sunday when a lubrication glass exploded on his locomotive. Hot oil and steam burned his face and blinded him briefly, but Dr. Cartwright found no eye damage and expected no serious results.
The Times notes a disputed interview claiming Senator Jones favored the Weaver men in the Electoral College but later labels the interview bogus and asserts Jones backed Harrison, opposing Stewart. It recalls past support from Stewart and questions Jones current position and loyalties.
A Seattle man tossed a lighted bomb into a fish gathering spot to speed catches. A retriever lunged in, grabbed the explosive, and swam to shore. The dog died while saving his owner, who barely escaped with his life as the blast killed the animal.
A party including J. F. Crosby C. W. Browning R. L. Fuller Ralph Norris J. M. Whited and N. A. Humuvl left Wadsworth in a tallyho for a Reservation visit. They met Pete Albertson at Truckee and after sightseeing Norris swam to shore. The group toured the Reservation with Post-trader Cowles and Captain Warner then returned home by mid afternoon.
Mrs Lizzie A Miller of Austin was deputy as Calanthe Temple No 3 formed at Pythian Castle Wadsworth on Friday November 11 92. Several officers and charter members were installed and a first dance held at Music Hall with elaborate decorations and a supper at the Wadsworth hotel. The reporter predicts rapid growth and success for Calanthe Temple No 3 and its ties to Pyramid No 19.
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