The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-02-27
STATE NEWS.
Clipped from our Exchanges.

Al anonymous letter writer II DONG
some dirty work at Loyelock.
The Reno Ledger advocates the ei.-
forcement of the II O'clock closing law
III that town.
\ Carson resident, claims To have
found 3 nugget imbedded in n cake
Of lee.
Il is expected that the population OF
fonopah will be increased to 5000 OF
10000 the coming summer.
The Lovelock Commercial company
has arranged to ship 100 tons of gyp-
sum per week TO Francisco.
There Is quite an agitationiin Was
hoe county in favor of the formation oi
a union labor party.
A new morning paper.is to be started
in Reno, according to the Winnemucca
Silver State.
The dinner given by y. r. Hearst
in honor OF the Nevada Legislature has
been set for the last week of the session.
Herman Stager, who was brought
into Winnemucca with hi feet badly
frozen, had the right one amputated.
Stoekmen in Wyoming are shooting
their cattle for the hides. as they can
act feed the animals and do not care te
let them die.
Congressman Van Duzer is suffering
from two broken ribs, obtained by fall
ing upon slippery pavement in san
Francisco.
\ bill j. to be introduced in the Leg
stature extending the term of officer
TO la06 and to make the term four year.
after that date.
4 ". Kendall, manager of the fono-
pah athletic club, has offered purse
Of ss5, o0e for finish fight between
Jefl'ries and Jim Corbett.
The san Francisco Chronicle say,
The gold production from Tonopah
during the present year will equal tho
output of Alaska for three years.
An Elko farmer narrowly escapee
cremation through carrying patent
heater IN the bottom of his sleigi
which sci fire to his. clothing.
\ number of legislatures visited th'
lhe Indian school Saturday 10 considei
the proposed law of imprisoninl
Indians for failure To send their child.
rem to the insiitute.--Garson Appeal.
TIE Southern Paeifie company l.
areparing to put an additional train q
the road between Oakland and Rene
rha local travel has become too gfeal
f5r tie Overland trims to handle it.
There is some talk Of turning the
I3relack creamery INTO flour mil
since the creamery was built the prie'
Il hay has been so high that none q.
tie farmers care 10 milk cows. An
other flour mill is needed. %
From letter received III this city
yesterday it il learned that w. }
Vance, who was killed IN the Douglas.
mine, near Wabusl>a, n short time ago,
became bewildered jGsi.about the time
n blast was to have been fired off am
fell doWa a shaft before the explosion
occurred. Reno journal.
Dr. \. c. Steclsle, captain of the
football team of the University oi
Michigan, 90, and graduate of the
medical department of the same uni-
versity and of the Illinois College oi
Physicians and Surgeons, has been ap,
pointed TO the position OF Physical
Director of the University of Nevada.
coIman Younger, once n member of
The Jesse James gang of outlaws ana
survivor of three brothers who where
sentenced TO life imprisonment because
If connection with the bank robbery
and nlulflhf Nl 4N1iAiiii'i'f ''''''
ls76, W = granted full pardon by III
state board of pardous, ON condition
that he promises never to place himsei
on exhibition and that he leave the
state of Minnesota never to return
voluntarily.
II. w. Nelson, superintendent of the
Copper Mountain mine and reduction
works In Mono county, Cal, was Il
visitor yesterday. The company's pro
perty is situated on the shore of Mono
lake, five miles from Lundy and eigh
teen miles fiom Bodlc. There is forty
stamp mill on the property, but so far
70 high percentage of the ore values
have been recovered and Mr.. Nelson
arranged with Mr.. Kinkead for test
run of the ore at the latter's reduction
works in this city Virginia Report.