The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1902-11-14
STATE NEWS.
Clipped from our Exchanges.

( Tota'oes are selling at Sl1 per ton in
4 Reno.
A Reno man is down with IA mild
form of smallpox.
| Reno has 81 prisoners in her county
Jail.
The Indians in and about Reno have
organized brass band
The Journal claims population of
over 10000 for Reno.
There are 1900 head of live stock
awaiting shipment at Elko.
The Journal chamber of Commerce
has been Incorporated with 200 charter
members.
There will be over twelve thousand
sheep fed on the Truckee meadows
this Winter.
The doctors of Nye county have Or
gained themselves into mediea. So
eiety for mutual protection.
Just exactly 3s22 miles of wind rush
ed through Carson City Inst mon tn
the month before election.
chickenpox In mild form is prevail
ent among the children Of Eureka a nd
a number of them have been out of
school on account of that almant.
/ To- soil
White Pine legislative ticket will be
contested in the courts.
Considerable copper ore will be
shipped from Lyon county To Califor-
mia smelters this week Most of it will
come from small mines bei,ag develop
ed and prospee;ed by the discoveries.
Mrs. Emery has resigned the chair of
Education and Sociology at the state
University..and Romang~ Adams ofthe
+ University Of Chicago has been APP
/ pointed to the vacancy
The labor unions of Storey county
held big eelehration Saturday even
/ ing and over 600 Inen marched in
i line.
The Sparks Mil at wedeknd is
crushing twenty tons of ore daily and
its capacity will soon be increased to
seventy-five tons.
Miss Louisa NJ. sterne of Carson has
been appointed laundress at the Li'-
tie River Indian School Of New Mexi-
90, and will soon be i'm her new post-
ion.
Ii il reported that leading Republi-
cans have purchased the Whanemucca
Silver State and will take charge with
in the next few days
The new brewery proposition seems
TO have fallen by the wayside. The
men backing the project are wealthy
Nevadans, but the trouble see.n,s TO be
in the manner in which the scheme
was promoted. \ reorganization, may
be effected
The surveyors who are working Oh
The Highline canal are at present locat-
ed close TO town. The canal will cross
the divide in the neighbour ood of the
Emma mine. This great irrigation
ditch, If constructed viii irrigate a
hundred thousand acres of rich soil in
the valley north of this city Jour
nal.
Specimens of ore running $1,000 to
the ton, a large precentage Of which is
gold, have been brought up from the
io0-foot level of the Miz path the past
week. One spe aimen setn by Tono-
pah miner representative was fairly
alive with ruby and native silver.
Louis Dean has bo light ten thou
and tons of hay in Lovelock valley
sand says he would have taken that
much more If he coul d have gotten IT,
The Loveloek valley will never he
able to meet the d. a for hay. The
price paid was aboI in the stack
State of Nevada, central and northern
California and southern Oregon as IA
field for which to collect pupils for the
Carson Indian school This will pre-
clude sending pupils from this field to
attend school except in special cases,
where better facilities may be had
Hugh Willis, of the Mountain
House, tells y peculiar story of heavy
loss he suffered the other day. \ band
4 five mares, two race horses and FIVE
mules belonging TO him, We're feeding
in the lowlands when a bear suddenly
made his appearance among them.
They stampeded and ran over cliff,
killing every head of the band.-Car-
son News
The Nevada Engineering works Of