The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-11-13

Austin has an epidemic of scarle
fever.
There are 200 patients in the Stat,
asylum.
One Hastings is In jail for stealing 1
horse and desposing of the animal fol
SIS.
The Farmers and Merchants Banl
of Reno is shortly to become a nationa
bank.
The Carson News claims an emery
deposit has been discovered In the gyp
sum formation near Mound House
A group of mines near Osceola
White Pine county, has been sold fol
So, 200.
The Elko school trustees have
found it necessary to add another
teacher to the corps.
Winnemucca Is to have free public
library, which will be under tho con.
troll of the board of school trustees ol
that town.
Two Reno ladies were robbed Of d
watch and 80 in coin at the Arlington
house in Carson last week by q sneak
thief who entered their room while
they were absent.
Some time ago Chas. Carpenter, Of
Winnemucca, was scratched on the
hand by pup and blood poisoning has
set in. His left arm and side are adly
infested and he is in a precarious con.
dition.
Chas H. Kelly has taken preliminary
action in bringing suit for $4,000 a
gainst the Truckee River General Elec.
tric Company for the death of his son,
killed in the company's employ last
April in Carson.
The Graham county Jail at Clifton,
has four large apartments
hewn in solid quartz rock in a bluff
OF hillside. The most noted and des-
perate criminals on the Mexican border
have been confined in this natural
fortress from which escape, without
of the officers, is physical
impossibility.
p. Christensen, the foreman Of con-
struction of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company in Nevada, was killed
between Elko and Osino.
In Company with another employe of
the company he was travelling on a
hand car and was run into by light
engine. Christensen was instantly
killed, but his companion escaped with
slight injuries.
For the year ending June Both last
the total foreign immigration into the
United states was 957, ,04o, an increase
1f 32 per cent over that of the preced-
ing year. OF these 230,622 came from
Italy, 206,0ll from Austri-fIungary,
1876, ,093 from Russia, 40,0S6 from Ger
many, 46,02s from Sweden, $3.50 from
Ireland, 26, from England, 1885
from Japan. OF the total ,03S could
read and write. There were S,769 per-
sons denied admission, for various
causes.
A peddler named Esper was arrest
ed yesterday for selling dry goods with
out license. He was warned a couple
of days ago by Sheriff Quirk that if he
to sell without first taking
out license he would be arrested. As
soon as the sheriff heard that he was
selling goods be ordered his arrest, and
he was taken into custody by Deputy
Kenny and Chief Nevin. Esper was
fined S25 and then paid $40 for a
license.-Virginia Enterprise.
Commissioner James Yerrington OF
the st. Louis Exposition Is out In o
brand new rig. He has purchased q
double team in which he will go about
the state in order to gather up what hs
has his eye on In the way Of valuable
specimens of all descriptions. Mr.
Yerington is doing all in his power to
make the show from this state the
best Nevada has ever had, and If ener
gy and push will do the business h'
will land in front Of the procession
Howard Mulcahy accompanies Mr.
Yerington on his mission.