The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-04-10
STATE NEWS.
Ciipped from our Exchanges.

one million dollars.
Washoe county has over $50, 900 on
the debtor side of the Treasurer's
ledger
1t Is likely that p l.. Flanagan will
be the Republican candidate for Mayor
Of Reno under the new city govern
ment.
DR. Jacobs, government stock III
.pector at Reno, had the misfortune i
few days ago to inoculate himself with
virus from diseased animal.
The independent tells of the DIS
covery of four-foot vein of bitumin-
Gus coal near Palisade on the boundry
line of Elko and Eureka.
The Garden City Wheel;nen of San
Jose have offered to give the Reno
club chance to regain the champion
ship some time this spring In Il contest
10 take place in the latter town.
The Eureka Sentinel says that If ali
the railroads at present spoken of are
Quilt through Nevada ii wont be safe
to move outside your own yard, as you
are liable TO be run over.
Thomas Murry Of Winnemucca has
invented bullet-proo cloth through
which no bullet can pass. A test oi
the cloth was made in Ninnemncea
this week and was perfectly satis-
factory.
The Elko school trustees have called
a special election for the purpose oi
bonding the school district for IA sum
not to exceed s., 900 to build and eguil
IN additional school room.
One of the women of the town oi
ronopah saturated her clothing with
gasoline the other day aud then appli-
"a match to IT. She fingered in feai-
ful agony for some days before death
came as relief.
jeremiah Cliff, an old resident OF
Franktown was found dead Wednes-
day. He was found back of his house
buried In the SNOW, which had fallen
twenty-four holr previously. He was
an old and highly respected citizen OF
Washoe valley.
A eat at the Chollar mine beats al
known records for longevity, IL having
attained the remarkable aye of23 years,
and recently had kittens. says the
Report. Ii is one of the grey, leopard
striped species and is likely to round
out n quarter Of century, as II is well
cared for and is as frisky as kitten.
Richard Miner one of California :
brightest lawyers aud known through
out Nevada as Dickn Miner, recently
wrote to New York City 10 ascertain
If il were possible to secure an option
Oh the Silver Peak mines in Nevada,
of the Blair estate He wa
promptly informed that no option
would be given on the mining prop |
critics but that cash offer of $3.50, ,00o |
would be taken under advisement
should he feel disposed to do business
Unless something unforeseen occurs |
the local train between Reno and San |
Francisco will be put on by the South
ern Pacific next Monday The train
will be great convenience TO Reno
business men, as well as to the people |
all along the line Of the road. The
train will leave Reno at O'Clock in tie
evening and arrive in San Francisco st
) o'clock in the morning. The train |
will arrive in Reno ut 7b5 in the
The United States Circuit Court in
st. Louis has decided u case that is Of
direct interest TO every member of fra.
terual insurance societies. The case
was one in which the member died
three days after his assessment in the
order became delinquent, the laws pro-
viding that members thus becoming |
lelinauent should stand suspended. |
SUIT was brought To recover the
amount of the policy on his life, $1,000.
The court holds that the policy had
apsed, aud the plaintiff cannot recov-
er.
An exchange says that in one of the
public schools in certain town some
Of the boys had n habit when going mp
stairs of putting aud painting as thou
tired out. This annoyed
one of the lady teachers aud she met
a group of boys as they came into the
room recently and gave them n calling
down. "See here boys she said
you are making altogether too much
noise, aud hereafter when you come
into the class room | want yon to leave
your pufs and pants down stairs
And she has not found out why the
class laughed.