The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1902-08-01
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ate The town OF Ionopah.
The Carson BARRIERS have decided tG
close their shops on Sundays.
Carson is threatened with water
famine.
Latest returns from throughout the
State show that Sadler men Will not
have d majority in the Silver conven-
ton.
In the past ten days about 800 Pisi-
tors have registered ut the Southern
Pacific's Mineral Exhibit at Reno.
Tonopah's ice plant is nearly ready
to supply frozen water to the iresldrnts
of that camp.
Carson Is To have u new steam laun-
dry,
A traction engine Is to he used for
transporting freight from Winnemuc-
ca to Kennedy district.
A ind of platinum in paying guam
titles has been made thirty. miles north
of Reno.
An Indian fan dangof at Deeth was
broken up last week by the presence of
too much firewater
Katie A. Pennington has brought
suit at Reno to.obtain Il divorce from
Henry Pennington.
There are forty prisoners in the Wa
shoe county jail. OF this number
twenty are charged with felony
Storey county has selected unpledg-
ed delegations To both the Democratic
and Silver party conventions.
The Bonanza says it has received
word that the :. +. Co. will break
ground AT Rhodes Marsh in IA few days
for the railroad to 1onobah.
Esmeralda county is entering upon
great mining boom. Several rich
strikes have been made in the past few
days that promise much for that coun-
ty.
\ 81. Louis judge has decided a dog
il justified in biting a person who Is
splicing tin can TO its tail.
There are about fifty men at work in
the Wedekind mine and mill The mill
is kept running day and night and the
first cleanup will be made shortly.
Out in Iowa twelve persons have
been poisoned by beer. This looks like
"A clear case of treason on the part of the
poisoned.
San Francisco has one saloon for
every twenty-five adult male inhahi- |
tants. In some respects, however, il |
isn't such bad town.
ia mesTorreyson will probably be the |
Republican candidate for Supreme
Judge. and Judge. Murphy. for. district
Judge.
Re no and the people along the Tru-
ckee are again worried over a proposed |
tunnel TO tap Lake Tahoe and to take
the water to San Francisco.
Amateur and immature sportsmen
are slaughtering the meadow lark in
the heighborhood of Reno. The law
forbids this and arrests are likely To be i
made.
George Richards will continue as
cashier and James 4. Davis as assistant /
cashier for the State Bank and Trust |
Walter Harri will remain |
in charge of the Tonopah agency.
1t is reckoned that the United States !
owns enough arid land |
west of the Rocky mountains, if irriga-
ted, TO provide homes for the total
present population of the country.
\ telegram from Tonopah says the
labor market there is oyer-supplied and
warns people looking for work to steer
clear of that town.
The News says Carson Is to have
another bank, To be known as the
Peoples Saving Bank. San Francisco
capital, with six Carsonites, is said To
furnish ample financial support for the
venture.
Persons of foreign birth desiring to
their naturalization papers on or before /
August 9, which, under the law, is
the last day for securing such natural |
ization papers for voting at the com
ing November elections.