The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1890-06-05
NEVADA.

Let no one imagine thst in coming
to Nevada he leaves the ordinary com.
forts Of civilized life behind him.
Many settlements ars issolsted, 1t is
true, but none that his as ,nany AS ten
children are asked to 90 without IA
seh,ol f heir own. All the mauey
realized fr IN the sale Of lands goes
into The clool fund. ~L ch nav con
t,ins mi ion aud a quarter If 'ioliars
in mauey and iL crest pay bonds.
The State maintains Uaversi J
anl 4, n .rn,l Scaool At ksa", An | the
Uated states all Agricultural Exper'-
ment SiaIoa at the sune place.
Bi h ~ Wbi,asel's School for Gil Is l.,
All institution nf high class. IL i.
alsu located at Reno, and 50 is Noun
St Mary's Ae,dent, IA sInIl.r ins,itr.
tio,, tounded Icy Mother ID Iofes. ii
the Cath lie Church. Eycelnt High
Sahu l. eau he found ~ Virginia. Car
a "A. R.nn, Winnemucct f uekt AMI
esrwi,-re. and the best gr,ie a.
Z mm II Schools eteiy here. L aeh
.rs y,t fine salor es tuuning fi"ni S6J
4 SlU0 pe ln nth, and note Ia iaigcr
to.us.
chuleh privileges aie .wi hi1 re .ch
of nea!y all. bile LODGES ri Maspus,
O.d ielusa, knll lhis f Pyihas,
arkmea, and the higher boiies of
tae stne, and other Orders are mum l.
aus.
They will go nowhere on thi. conti-
n~lt and find "A healthier and pleasant
,r climate. Many diseases common Ia
the rainy region. such AS malaris, con
sum Il u. hpdr phohia aud sunstrote,
are II, kn ,wn here. On this subject
we quote from the report of our State
Su veyor General the folio wing, Which
are well known fsc's:
Nevada lies between the thirty
fifth and forty-sccond parallel, north
latitude. 1t consequently lies III n
belt that contains all temperatures,
f,on that required t. grow cotton aud
cane To that necessary 10 the hae en-
ing OF oak or ash. Through all see-
tious there prevails that dryue-s #
atmo. pie,e peculiar to ths ,esi Ia.
IN ,laria does not exist IN this clear. dry
atmospheric. The days are mild and
pie ,sant; the sunshine, 50 clear aud
bright, gives cbeerfulness everywhere
rae nights are cuul and invigoratlng;
lever sultry nr close. On account of
tie Lack of humidity the extremes of
heat or cold are not So perceptible as
10 mu,st climates. M heat is oppres-
sve in my part of tile State. Sum
mer eve ellngs are always cuol aud
pleasant and serve as tonic tor tho
fbllowlng day. In Winter the mer
curry falls 1T times to Zero and in some
localities much below, but with all
that the Winters are never severe,
and many days, at times mouths, are
like Spring. Light thunder showers
occari In the ssininer monrhs, leaving a
delightful, cool aud refreshing atno.
. shpere. Taking ! all in all, the eli
mate OF Nevada canaot be surpassed
l, has more Of the pleasant sunshine.
d l'ghtfally lovely night, and beau
Il wes her han any ether part of the
u itsd St,tes. Nevad, can truly be
ca led the lani If sunshine A greal
beneti from its clear, dry inn q
teem t &c lnr Ia these aIisc rd wi h
lung 'nd tir,at troubles, III is most
sxce .ent tor dsthua. II iieapie ~ tie
would prefer It to soutaern Calico.
Lia.'
Va knnw how seriously this subject
OF Charging the family me aztec =
who e,ute,npl. it. for every o. q
Ia Nevads nas ~ v-d, an Il ME of Us
nian t,n.s. We kuon hny AK u
A., ne sh6 ,.ais this e u,nau icd
t"n with v,tw T. sueh cha z, eiii
os T. ~ he no ua's'ake. and ae lei
ths eLornlity,i tie crime any oile ao
would conmit VIII, took advantage vi
strangers undsr sush circumstances.