The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-06-05
STATE
NEWS

/ iANiN . IL
Horse buyers are going over the
State gathering in the best of the Ne
vada product.
The sale of the Hobart mills property
near Truckee will not be consumated.
The Gazette is advocating the hold
ing of a State Fair at Reno this fall.
Charles H. Stoddard has been APP
pointed teller in the Farmers Il Mer-
chants bank mt Reno.
II is predicted by the California
dealers that Nevada potatoes viii
bring splendid price in the markets
this season.
Dr. Ernest Leavitt has purchased
DIR. Cox business in Ierington and
viii settle down to practice in few
weeks.
The Indian who assaulted Miss Anna
Callahan near Washoe city couple OF
weeks ago has been bound over to the
grand jury.
Garter and Mekinzie, two crack
riders of the Carson club, have deserted
and joined the enemy--the Reno wheel
men.
The plans of the new Orphans Home
at Carson have been accepted. The
building will be Of stone from the State
Prison quarry.
Word received from Washington
announces that Doane, the young
man from Carson appointed by
Senator Stewart to the Annapolis
eadetship, has failed.
\ trainload OF horses belonging to
Miller q Lux passed "Wednesday 10 be
used on the different ranches of that
irn throughout California. a car
load of fine gelding was unloaded at
Nadsworth aud Will be used on the
Mason valley ranch. Dispatch.
Geo. Patterson (scotty), an assayer
by occupation and formerly of Bodie,
died In the county hospital Monday
last. He was forty years of age and
bad parents living IN London, Eng
land, who ARE reputed to be quiet
wealthy. Bonanza.
J. w. Phillips, who runs "A cyanide
plant in Silver City, has been arrested
for violating the eight-hour law and
will have his hearing before Judge
Powers next Thursday. The case is
one TO test the eight-hour law passed
AT the last Legislature.
Frank Golden has force OF men at
work excavating for another large
brick structure OH Centre street. He
is investing his Tonopah winnings
pack in tile state. II the Comstock
kings had possessed the same spirit OF
patriotism as Mr.. Golden, Nevada
would now be billion dollars richer
than it is. journal.
Speaking of the school bell that now
calls the children of the land to their
books five days in the week, n bright
contemporary says: There is in the
sound of that bell greater potency
than In the bugle calls. Ii Is the fort
ress of our liberties, the defense of our
institutions the hope of the race in its
evolution towards the highest culture
and civilization. The pretty school
ma am Is greater factor in our body
politics than the cannon or Congress
man."
The outlook seems TO be exceeding
ly favorable for another railroad
through the central part of Nevada. In
fact, the proposed route has been gone
over by the surveyors and mapped out.
1t will start from Salt Lake City, cross
the desert at Deep Creek, thence to
Cherry Creek in White Pine, then
across Newark valley to Eureka, thence
to Austin, then TO Sands Springs in
Churchill, crossing the Central Pacific
near Wadsworth, and then through
Beckwith Pass, making "a more direct
and much shorter line than the Cen
tral.
chamberlin's Collie, Cholera and
Dinrrhoea Remedy.
Is everywhere recognized as the one
remedy that can always be depended
upon and that is pleasant to take. 1t
is especially valuable for summer diar-
rhoea In children and is undoubtedly
one means of saving the lives of great
MANY children each year For sale by
G. IL. Eaton 90.
NOTICE.
auilI enu for Mnshing- on Monday