Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-05-09

Iner0 are t6O DaWm1Q0 N CallIOfn1a.
The daily wages Of Denver, Colo,
carpenters has been raised to %.
The Truckes q Tahoe, GAL, narrow.
gauge IL to be built this season.
Humboldt, county, New, has sold
1000, 600 pounds wool, ct 10 cents Z
pound.
Humboldt, CAL, luubermen have in
creased employer wages from 1o96 tc
l696.
Stock ID being subscribsd for an cleo
trio road between Los 0atos and San
Jose.
Oslifornia's totaA Lumber fog 1893 Wal
450, cal 1897 fest Of ~ ons-half was red
wood.
It cost the Colorado Midland Rail
road company on, 600 to clear Its tracks
Of snow during the recent blockade.
The Utah q PAciHc railroad now rum
from Salt Lake city, Utah, 90 milei
west of Milford 10 Nader.
At visalia, GAL. the Mount Whitney
Power company calculates power and
light will be furnished on the 10th prox
The Booth-Kelly Lumber company
has bought large tract Of timber LAND
near Coburg, Lane company, Or, fo1
si2O. 900, and proposes to build 10 mile
Of railroad.
Monterey county has passed Law
prohibiting the killing Of Mongoliar
pheasants.
Edward Oswald, a mechanic Of Gam
den, stabbed to death his wife and s
year old daughter and then attempted
to commit suicide. He was insane.
Henry Brunt, who is confined In tn,
Taylorvills Qll.) jail for the murder o.
his aunt, Jane Brunot, on April 10, made
q confession duplicating his mother il
the crime. She has been arrested. HI
also stated that his mother poisoned heI
husband three years ago.
Ventura county has shipped l5O car
loads Of beans to eastern seedsmen to be
used this spring for planting.
The prospects for raising funds suffi
eient to purchase the site at Los Gato'
designed for the Odd Fellows home
are most encouraging.
Gamers have offered $40 per ton fol
cling peaches at this season, but none
have sold nt this figure. The growers
want $50 per ton. Last year cling
peaches brought o85 ton on the average
in that eeosion, while one man got
e72.5O per ton Tor 400 tons {, OBJ.
The California Press association will
this year visit the Yosemite an its an
nual excursion on May 81. 1t promise,
to be grand trip. Secretary Pennycook
has issued the itinerary, which outlines
q program embracing the usual round OF
Sightseeing in the famous valley.
The president hrs issued procla
mntion announcing the ratification OF
the new extradition treaty between the
United States and Mexico.
Abraham Lewis, aged 80 years, q
pioneer merchant of Stockton, CAL,
died Cd old age.
By the explosion of 70 gallons of ben
zine In the laboratory of Frank H. Fleei
d Co., man 'cturers of chewing gum
In Philadelphia, two men were killed,
three persons seriously injured and over
score Of others were more or less in
jured by flying debris. The dead are:
Walter Manwaring, assistant superin-
tendant. Charles Mckinley, engineer.
Work on the breakwater at San Pedro
was commenced few days ago. Twenty
thousand people were present to wit.
ness the affair President Mckinley, in
Washington, set the machinery in mo-
ton by means Of electricity. The pres
idsnt also sent q message congratulate.
ing the people on the commencement OF
the work.
The remarkable gas well which was
struck ON the ranch Of Marius Meyer,
a mile south Of Santa Fe Springs, in
Los Angeles comfy, continues to flow.
The gas was struck at depth Of little
over 800 feet in formation Of blue sand
clay.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Redlands Street Railway company is
called for June 20 to consider the ques-
ton of creating bonded Indebtedness
Of 90, 900, to be used in constructing
and squipping the electric railway and
In paying existing Indebtedness Of the
company.
The supervisors Of Merced county
have established branch hospital al
Los Banos, DIR. O. r. Wade of THAT place
10 in charge.
The Grand Army of the Republic foi
Nevada and California held its Thirty
second encampment at San Diego early
this week.
Strikers Break Out.
WARDNER Idaho), April 29.-Armed,