Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-08-08
State Items.
WHAT Is GOING ON IN NEVADA.
Cleaned From the Exchanges.

Cleaned From the Exchanges.
1t is said that the Empire power plan
will soon be ready to furnish electri
lights for Carson.
Capt. Will Cox, late of Torrey's Roupl
RIDERS, has been appointed Superintend
ent OF the Riverside -four mill at Reno.
Carson wheelmen recently rode from
Carson to San Francisco, distance O
200 miles, in % hours and AZ minutes.
james Campbell Of San Francisco Sc
cured the contract to build the schoo
house and other structures at the Pyra
mid reservation for $2l, 800.
This mornings arrivals in town included
}. b. Turner Of San Francisco, who pro
poses to permanently establish himself
here Mr.. Turner is a shoe and uppel
maker OF twenty years experience. and
! has associated himself with our fellow
townsman j. H. Hamp, with whom be
will start shoe and upper factory which
will give employment to a number OF
hands. A lot of machinery for the new
establishment has been shipped and is OK
pected here in few days. Gazette.
The jury in the Calendar Clock Safe
case at heno broguht in verdict in favor
OF Dr. Patterson Wednesday afternoon.
The case will now be taken to the Su-
preme Court
The State Board OF Education has ex-
tended Miss Rose McMullen's certificate
to teach until January next, as she il now
teaching She only lacked % credits At
the examination this week,
The grocery firm Of Walsh & Wylis of
carson, has been Dissolved by mutual con-
sent and Mr.. Walsh will continue the
business.
State Land Cfiice receipts last week
were $3,068.
Lightning destroyed several electric
transformers on the Comstock and shook
things up generally.
The Italian who stabbed J. w. Pruett
at Carlin has employed Attorney Wheeler
of Elko to defend him.
Therm De la Matyr, Marcus Frederick.
W. II. A. Pike and Chas. Knox have sue,
cessfully passed the examination for ad-
mission to the bar of Nevada.
Chas. Knight, a miner employed in the
mine at Dean, near Battle Mountain, had
his leg broken last week. by being caved
on while at work.
The Carson Valley Water Storage
Company are about to build expensive
storage reservoirs at the head Of the Car
son River.
The Capitol Commissioners are pre-
pairing to have an artesian well bored to
help supply water for the Capitol
grounds.
The brick kiln at Wadsworth is burn
ing in the neighborhood of 100000 brick
at present. Quite number Of them will
be used in the construction of new
public school building.
At least 400 men will be put to work at
Candelaria, Nevada, in the near future, a
new cyanide process that will work tail
ings successfully having made this move
possible.
Rich strikes have been made in both
the Exchange and Eagle mines at Osce-
ola, New.
State Senator Flanagan will soon be-
gin the construction of 81 500 residence
at Reno.
A shipment of $50 head of horses was
made from Wells, Elko county, last week.
LII etnaa hr;n ,a ea0 h prone 70 narness OF
msrIet MARIE '''"s Wv p7' "e'o M '''e e's'ei''
The ministers Of Carson object to a re-
Law race advertised by the Wbeelmen's
Club at that place. on the oronnd of II
being held ON SUNDAY.
float bonds on his railroad at the rate OF
100000 per mile, is respectfully called to
the attention Of the tax collectors
throughout the State.
,,,ptar ,;,,hts ti.".s ~ suJ " ~,
lions of acres more land under oultiva.
tion than there is at the present time, and
Nevada would be classed among the