Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-08-29
Items Of Interest.
Picked From the State Exchanges

/ The paper to be published at the In
dian School near Carson will be called
the "Indian Advocate.
On William Kruse's ranch on the East
Fork, Carson valley, piece of barley
yielded this year over two tons to the
acre.
Several tons OF bullion were shipped
Thursday from the Reno Reduction
Works to the Omaha Refinery.
Public spirited citizens of Carson have
contributed about $4,000 to be used in
the coming fair at Carson.
w. J. Westerfield has purchased a
vacant lot opposite the Riverside Hotel
in Reno and intends to build handsome
residence thereon.
Entrance examinations for the State
University will be held August 10Th and
Both, and registration Of students on
August 31st and September LIST and End.
Will Taylor, Of Carson, has received
word from Washington that he passed
the civil service examination in the art
OF printing. Mr.. Taylor is now instruct
or of the branch at the Indian School.
A Sacramento woman has applied for
a divorce upon the ground that her hus-
band swears at her in three different
languages. The chances are that the
plaintiff cannot be discreetly silent in
one language.
Suit has been brought in the Inyo
county, CAL, Superior Court to have
bond on Saline Valley copper mines,
issued to Reno men, cancelled on account
of the bondee failing to comply with the
terms of the document.
Prof. Stubbs, of the State University,
will read paper at the eighth session of
the National Irrigation Congress, to be
held at Missoula, Montana, September
25 -27.
The State Fair to be held in Reno,
September 18th to 23d inclusive, will, it
is expected, be the best one of its kind
ever held in this State.
The demand for cattle is increasing
The stock exchanges say that prices will
continue on the upward movement for
several months to come.
The average yield of wheat in Love-
lock valley, Humboldt county, is forty
bushels per acre.
The government wants about $4,000
horses in this part of the world.
A few deer are being killed in the
mountains around Truckee.
Senator Livingston has crew of men
at work at the track tearing down the
arena. The ground will be cleared before
the races take place.
The Virginia Chronicle figures out that
the Floriston Company will make IS per
cent on the investment in the power plant
to furnish the Comstock mines with cleo
trio power.
DR.. Sponogle, the deposed Superin-
tendent of the Agnews Asylum, will sue
the Governor of California for libel,
claiming damages in the sum of 100000.
A water storage meeting was held at
Elko Tuesday evening, which was ad-
dressed by Mr.. Newell, Professor Will
son of the State University and State
Senator Ernst.
w. B. Wilson died at the Esmeralda
county hospital last Friday. He was
we'll known in this State, having been a
successful druggist in Carson and also at
Austin in years past. OF late years he
has been resident of Candelaria
The Twenty fifth, Thirty first and
Thirty fourth volunteer regiments Of
infantry have been ordered to proceed.
to San Francisco and there await trans
portation to Manila.
The bank commissioners have issued
a license to the Bank Of Oxnard, located
at Oxnard, Ventura county, with a paid
up capital of $4,000.
O. T. Spencer of Kentucky, a reporter
of the Manila Times, was killed yester.
day during the fight at Angeles
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The Coming Fair.
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