The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-04-03
STATE NEWS.
c,ipned from our Exchanges

a calf with five legs Is Humboldt
county wonder.
Reno's new paper is to be named the
Telegram instead of the Record.
In five hours Tuesday two fishermen
caught seventy-three trout in the
Truekee river near Reno.
Mrs Nellie NJ. Sullivan has been
appointed postmistress at Empire by
! President Roosevelt.
Rumor says that Chas. u. Lane and
associates have bought the Silver Peak
niues, and that the payment for them
has been made.
The Carson City gas company has
made reduction in rates 50 that gas
will be available for fuel purposes ana
heaper than wood or coal, according
20 the News.
The construction of a building for
The state Orphans Home for which
i3s, 600 was appropriated al The las
legislative session, viii begin IN May
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Edith, daughter Of Senator f. G.
| Newlands aud Charles johnson of
! Washington
Halhert II. Howe son of Professor
Howe Of Carson, was married in san
Francisco on the 26th ult 10 Miss
Aureia Carter
Washoe county farmers have about
twenty carloads Of onions on hand
which thcy are holding for higher
prices.
Congressman Xan Duzer's new pub
licaiion is uamed "Mluing and Iu-
lu-trim Review" It is devoted e2-
cluslyely to write-ups Of Tonopah IN
its first issue.
a. II. Smith VINO has been foreman
IF the Nevada Reduction Works "a
Dayton, for the past three years, lefl
] lfhNi WIN Nffi AAfANi'.taaa7s Nfh''Nith
America, where he will have charge #
q hrge milling plant
\ telephone line will be built from
| Ninnemucca TO Paradise sud another
from Wmnemucea To Golconda and
the construction work viii begin in
/ very short time
Al of the charges against +. II
Maxwell, preferred by Frank Golden
ia the Justice court at Tonopah, have
been dismissed, except that of embez
element, 90 which he was held to an
-wer before the grand jury.
The zheepmea of LIKE county,
Oregon, have levied > cenf fer head
tax On sheep for The purpose Of raising
| funds Ia countcfaef the effect of the re-
peal Of the scalp bounty law. II Isl
estimated their tax will make sum Of
$4,000. which will be used 10 pay hunt
ers to patrol the range.
| Slater aud Fransdeu, two wealthy
sheep owners Of Washoe county, have
been found guilty IN the United states
| Court af Carson IF violating the law by
driving sheep affected with seab from
California into Nevada. Each WIS
fined 500, which was the minimum.
| II IS said that n competent expert
| selected by the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company, has stated that Tono-
pah will not he in condition for three
years Ia make railroad connection
with the camp from financial stand
point.
The Southern Pacific Company Is
said to be gathering data and inrorma-
tion for pamphlet TO be published on
| Nevada aud her resources, which will
be circulated in the East. The rigl t
kind of work in this line ought TO brt G
many home-seekers TO Nevada.
The completion Of the sale Of the
Wilson nire mt Pine Grove, was cont
pleted inCarson saturday to DIR. Hud-
/ gems anu H. - h#h'At'tSF TT fi'i''iiN
was bonded for S3i 900 This mine has
produced over n million in the past and
the new owners do not believe IFS treae-
ure stores were exhausted
on complaint of Miss Patterson,
Mrs. link was tried in the Justice
Court Yesterday for assault and disturb
ance Of the peace. The trouble arose
over difference of opinion as TO the
best method Of diseiplning n refractory
kid mp at the school house on the bill.
The Jury were also divided and disa-
greed. -Tonopah Miner.
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