The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1902-08-29
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is killing off Mason valley livestock.
Reno has $50 names on the poll reg.
ister.
The Pactolus group of mines in Nye
county in the vicinity Of Tonopah,
have been bonded for $125, 900.
The people of Paradise valley have
succeeded in closing up the last house
of ill-fame there.
A large smelling plant is to be in
working order within sixty days Man.
vel, near Searchiight, Lincoln county.
Reno need not fear drought with
it's seventy-two places, where liquor is
to be had and more saloons coming.
1t is expected that Tonopsh will poll
over LOCO votes at the November elect
ion.
A new precinct has been established
ut Wespah, INye coanty, which has
nifty voters.
Sam Dunhan, an cid timer in New
ads journalism, has purchased all inter-
est in the Tonopah Miner.
The Riverside Touring mill at Reno
is now running day and night and
turning out 125 bbls. daily.
All of the cutofs on the Central
Pacific between Reno and Ogden will
be completed before winter sets in.
Ii is highly probable that the survey
of the boundry line of Esmeralda will
show that Tonopah is in that county.
The development of twenty-foot
vein of 500 ore is reported in the Will
son mine at Pine Grove, Esmeralda
county.
The Commissioner of Washoe county
have appointed John Hayes Sheriff to
fill.the vacancy caused by the death of
Sheriff Mclnnis
Wild horses are consuming all of the
feed ON White Pine county cattle ran
ges.
James l.. Butler has a standing re-
ward of $50 for the arrest and convic-
tion of any person guilty of cruisty to
animals in Tonopah.
The Dexter mine vt Tuscarora, is
employing seventy-five men, handling
1870 tons Of ore and 40 tons OF shines
daily, in addition to development
work
The returning parties from Donnsly
Mountain all hayea different account
of the new find. This was the case
with Tonopah, and its everbodys hope
that the new field will prove ss rich
as the Nye county ground.
Midas, Nys county, is without a
postmaster. No one seems to want the
position, and it is a money order Office
and the bond required for ii is So, ,O00.-
Austin Rsvsille.
S. A. Knapp states that the Tonopah
has about one million tons of
ore in sight in its various mines and
that the ore will average $50 to the ton.
About 500 miners are imployed.
Surveyors are being sent out to de-
termine the location of Donnely noun
tain, the scene of the new mining
strike. II is believed to be very close
to the Humboldt and washoe county
line.
Loyalton is factory town of some
seven hundred people and now enjoys
the distinction of having good water
system, well equipped with electric
light plant, wide awake, energetic citi-
zens and no saloons.
The length of the pipe line 10 bring
water to Tonopah from Twin river will
be seventy miles and capable of de-
livering one million gallons in each
twenty-four hours.
The Eureka school board has made
an order that school children from out
side districts attending the Eureka
public school will be charged $3.50 per
month for their tuition.
President Stubbs of the State Uui-
versity, who has been i'll in San Fran
cisco, is now considered out of danger.
He is very weak, however, and it will
be month before he can return TO Re
no.
Great headway is being made on the
first tunnel east of Carlin, which is to
be 1900 feet long, and at the present
rate of progress will be completed in
three months. This tunnel cuts out
the biggest curve in Moleen canyon.
The death of G. +. Pattani, who was
killed with electricity from a power
wire near Tuscarora last week, was the
result of folly. He challenged boy to
n a Il.