The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-02-13
STATE NEWS.
Clipped from our Exchanges.

The Il. S. mail is being, crrried into
Glenbrook on snaw shoes.
Twenty-one of the County School
Superintendents i'm the state are NOM
en-.
The Lander county tax rate for 1903
has been placed at 81 10 on each si0a
valuation.
The Supreme Court of Utah has de-
cared the law closing barber shops Oh
Sunday constitutional.
The Goulds are said to have purchas-
ed the y. q. q o. railroad running
north of Reno.
Senator Newlands is confined TO his
rooms at the Palace in san Franei3co
with an attack OF grippe.
The young daughter Of Bishop and
Mrs. Moreland died at Sacramento
Tuesday afternoon of pneumonia.
over 10000 tons of tailings at the
/ De La Mar mines are being worked.
They are said TO average $3.50 per ton.
Not quarter of the foreign corpora
/ tions doing business in this State have
had there annual statements published
a. the law requires.
James Peckhani, the crack bicycl'
rider, aud Villa Mihils, both Of Reno
eloped and were married at Oakland
Thursday night.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
+ Henderson of Elko county says it's
utterly impossible to supply the de-
inand for teachers In his county.
! Coyotesscalps TO the number of 45st
We're burned by the authorities at Win
nemueca Saturday. They cost the
county 30 cents piece.
Nevadans will be glad to learn that
Mr. II NJ. Yerington, who suffered ser
ious injuries by fall recently, is get
ting along nicely aud is on the rapid
road TO recovery
Charley Gee, ehinamaii convicted
of murder in the second degree from rs
meralda county, was granted pardon
+ by the board last week. Gee was sefr-
/ fenced 20 - years and had served
about six years.
1t seems TO the Reno Gazette that
i the more officers are put on aud the
moro detectives, the more frequent are
robber'es. OF COURSE this remark Is not
/ intended to reflect on the officers.
Miss Mable BOuton, the Reno actress
VINO was removed to a hospital IN New
York died there Tuesday The deceas'
ed was n resident Of Reno and nad'
quite reputation as an actress.
Two masked men held up iif,eer
men Ia the Weilshd saloon last week
aud robbed the cash regis CT Of 81.
Citizens are about To organize vigi-
lance committee TO put II stop to that
kind of business by hang ny the perpe-
traitors.
\ certain fond father in Deiamar has
son attending the University at Reno
Last week he wrote Linn n long lettel,
IN which he took him severely TO task
for his extravaganza, and then wound
up rs fellows. "Yoar mother enelosts
$40 without my knowledge
-Ploche Record
sheep are being driven into Lincoln
county, Nevada from Utah. Having
eaten the grass on the ranges of Their
owners, they are now driven onto the
ranges of their neighbors. Nevada
sheepmen should be projected from
such invasion 10y appropriate legisla-
ton.
| The Inaugural bail will be held at
/ the Carson Opera House. IL was first
proposed to hold 1t in the Capitol build-
ing as they do in California, but there
Is statute forbidding the Use OF the
building for such purposes, The hall
will be given to the Governor, sS,a'e OF
iicers and Legislature.
No Neyadan needs 10 be ashamed cof
his state. As fact no Nevadan rs
says the News. The state has prodge-
ed more wealth in gold and silver than
any other state in the country and Is
about TO astonish the world wiih,a
Weld of treasure that will equal or eS-
eeed that which il has already prod,'t-
ed.
The Southern Pacific engineers haSe
nearly completed the line for the tun,sl
through the Sicrras. Ii viii be oNai
i've miles long, and if built, Will be oto
of the finest in construction IN tht
world. II will eliminate curve b
twenty miles over the high line ana dq
| .,,a,y with n climb on either side of l.