The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1902-12-26
STATE NEWS.
Clipped from our Exchanges.

Nevada Insane Asylum at Keno.
V. Il T. RAILROAD locomotives are to
be converted into oil burners.
The endowment of the Stanford uni
uersity is s30,000,O0o.
The people of Lovelock valley are
taking steps to obtain free rural
delivery system.
II is said that with the PROBABLE ex-
ception of prison Warden the State
appointees will hold over
The Appeal advocates the appoint
ing Of fish commissioner by the iu-
coming legislature.
The State Bank * Trust company Of
fonopah have four ton steel safe IN
transit to be placed in their present
quarters.
Two hundred citizens Of Carson will
tender the young actress, Miss Adelina
Ralleti, testimonial benefit on the
evening of January 3D.
The Cramps of Philadelphia have
purchased the old Liberty mine, about
. miles northeast Of Tonopah, fof
$50, 600
The Inyo register says that move
ment is on foot to construct a wagon
r1ad across the White mountains,
somewhere opposite Bishop, TO Silver
Peak aud Tonopah.
Frank Kenny. who murdered VIII
Lamb at Trackee, has been removed
10 Nevada City to protect him from
playing leading part in a lynehing
bee
Carson residents are highly elated
over the postal authorities insisting
upon that village being designated AS
city in addressing letters to thai
place.
y young lady in Lander county puf
chased toy revolver. The doctor
says he can save her hand, but one
finger will be minus its original allot-
ment of bones.
II is reported that District Attorney |
elect Parker and Miss Grace Stewart, |
one of Bridgeport- most charming
young Indies, will be married on New
Years night Bridgeport Chronicle
y plant for the new Democratic pa
per to be started in Ninnemucca by I
Windle and Bpckett has been pur
chased In san Francisco. Hum boidt T
Standard Is the title selected
Gypsum from the deposits at the
Mound House is used in Reno for the I
first coat of plastering IN hard finished T
houses aud Is sal to be better for that
purpose than lime.
f. II. Maxwell was arrested in Tono-
pah last Wednesday on a complaint
sworn to by Frank Golden on three
charges of emhezzlelr renl aud was re-
leased on $3.50 bonds
The retirement from the United
States Senate in March next OF John
=. Jones of Nevada will leave William
Boyd Allison of Iowa the senior mem
BERN unbrolen length Of service.
1t is now foregone conclusion that
the town of Battle Mountain will be
cut of the main hne Of the Central
Pacific when the new improvement to-
the track is completed.
The building to be erected in Tono-
pah by the State Bank and Trust
Company will be three stories high, OF
solid cut granite, and will cost $4,000
Only two deaths have occurred at
/ Tonopah in three months -one of them
a suicide-which Is convincing eYi-
dence of the healthfulness of its eli
mate
George La Blaneh the celebrated
Marine who nee whipped Jack
Dempsy, when the "Nonparieln was
middleweight champion of the world,
il now in Reno, where he is employed
as "bouncer'' in n saloon.
! Humboldt county employees twenty
nine teachers in it's public schools, oi
whom seven are men. Lady teachers
receive an average of $50 and the men
an average of $50 per month,
Probably the oldest citizen in the
United States at the present time, Is
crank Baekus of Reno. He was born
in August, 1880, and has lived in three
centuries. He isstll hale and hearty
and although he has but one tooth LETT
he boasifully claims that his health L
supurb and that he has not taken PHI
for more than thirty years. Ills eye
sight Is good and at the ageot liz year
he can thread needle without the mo
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