Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1902-07-04
STATE.k NEWS



head of horses from Ello.
The hay harvest has begun on the
Truckee meadows.
A miners Union with twenty-five
members has been organized at Search
light, Lincoln county.
The Piutes are on strike in Mason
valley and will not work for less than
81. rs and 50 per day,
The.Tahoe Tavern has been opened
at Tahoe City, and Is said.to be one of
the finest hotels on the Pacific coast.
The .State'austioned off lot of tents
and military supplies at Carson few
days ago. The most of the stuff was
bid In for the insane asylum.
Reno citizens have selected the lot
at the south end of the Truckee, bridge
opposite the Riverside hotel. as the
site for the public library building
Congressman .Newlands has donated
lot in Reno for the site of the free
public library which As.drew Carnegie
has offered to build.
Every pound of butter that goes TO
the west Indies, says Parsons Weekly,
is colored red, as the negroes there will
not have butter of no other color.
The ranges In eastern Nevada are
said TO be in better condition than they
have heretofore been for the past
twenty years.
Paradise valley ranchers were for
ced TO cut their first crop of alfalfa a
month eallier te save 1t from being des-
troyed by hoppers.
1t Is said in Democratic circles that
Ex-Governor J. w. Adams is in train
Ing for the nomination of Governor on
the Fusion ticket and WI. Wester-
field for Lieutenant Governor.
The Rag Time Coon Company must
have become stranded on the sandy
shores of Tonopah desert. Three of the
black boys were around Hawthorne
saloons yesterday singing for their
supper
A team belonging TO Bob Grimmon
broke from buggy to which it was
attached and mashed through the
Russ House at Reno passing out on the
other side of the building through a
narrow hallway.
The alleged strike of gold nuggets
large as billiard balls in the Great
Western mine at steamboat has SIM
mered down to ore assaying $50 per
ton.
Antelope, the oldest Indian in Star
valley, Elko county, was murdered
last Sunday by another Indian named
Tip who beat the old mans head in
with an axe.
A Reno attorney has begun three
damage suits In the justice court of
that place against the Southern Paei-
fie company for refusing to allow his
clients to ride on regular passenger
trains with first class tickets.
There is demand for miners al
Searchllght, Lincoln county, but as
the wages are low, the climate red
hot and the water poor, there is not
likely to be stampede for that To-
cality.
A jackpot is one for properly cooking
fish and Is especially recommended for
suckers 1t has time lock, over the
combination of which millions of
Americans have burned the midnight
oil in vain.
Kansas City, Mo-, June ls.-The
highest price for beef cattle in the
clty's history was paid to-day. A car
load of steers, averaging 1862 pounds,
brought $3.50 per 100 pounds. Deduct
ting shipping expenses the cattle net
ted Sl04, AZ a head.
A Judge in North Dakota has refused
naturalization papers to man who
although he had resided in the eoun-
try six years, had not learned to speak
English ut all The judge said that il
he did not learn the language in six
years be would not make good csi-
zen In a century.
Early Sunday morning some person
unknown put charge of dynamite
under Pete Huslund's saloon at Wv
ian, about four miles east of Carlin,
and blew the tent and its contents in
to kingdom come. Huslund WAS a.
sleep In the rear of the saloon and es-
capped injury. He was In town Mon
day buying new outfit.-Elko indie
pendent.
Ross Levers. the orchardist and
farmer of Warshoe valley, was in Car
son this morning and reports splendid