The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-06
WESTERN NEVADA
MAKING GOOD
PROGRESS
Sparks May Disincorporate and
Join Reno-Carson Getting
All Ready for Big Boom.

The western part of the tate is lutte
prosperous, still the bu s1,s., are coIn-
p ming and many of ,hem think the
chains that hod the boom are bsccm-
ng sacn and seem tn think that az
the water fa..s they will not be at
all strained to no all the prosperity
that is above the boom. There are 9TH
ers who think Reno has but just COM
menced to grow and that in another
na.f decade Reno will be city of zO.-
900.
1t is also thought by many that Car
son will start UP the ladder of prosper
ity very soon and that she will m Ike
Reno hustle to remain the States me
tlopo-is. Capt. "a. has it's eyes on three
propositions in Carson, that if CARED
out (and by the way, it was ven to
he Silver State reporter in confidence,
what any of them are). will shove Car
son right to the front in the cary
spring. Any one of the three projects
now under consideration will make Car
son doub.e her popu.ation next year,
and if they materiaize, Carson will be
c4assed as truly manufacturing city
and will have a popu alton of 10000 peo-
pc in less than two years from today.
Reno continues to build and many
homes are in various stages of compile
tion on the South Side. Real estate is
not as active as it has been and still
several important transfers have been
mde the last month.
Sparks is exceed ng quiet, but her
business men are hoping for a revival
of business conditions in the spring.
There is a movement on foot to dlsin-
corporate the town of Sparks and sew
way to ask Reno to take the town un-
der her protecting wing. thereby doing
away with one municipality. 1t ID
AIMED that the two towns may be run
under one government for one-haif the
money it now costs each town. The
movement is yet under the blanket
and has not been made public: ony a
few Sparks people have been ven the
secret. 1t is a good move and shou d.
and probably will, be put through with
out much opposition.
The Chamber of Commerce muddle Is
getting muddier as fresh circumstances
the management are being developed.
Mrs. Garwood $ new Chamber is YET
n the air and will probably never he
he earth with any cons derabe force.
Viii she may be a patriot and wi ling
to devote her time to the upbuilding of
.eward it is very much doubted by the
citizens generally. But be that as 1t
nay, the town is divided on the prop
osition and great big majority is on
he doubling side.
Politics are not very active as yet and
as usual only few are even speculat-
he time draws near for the federal
more or less specu alton as to who will
office holders to change beds there Is
get in. Every second and third termer
n the government saddle In Nevada il
candidate for reappointment.
The Democrats have waited all sum-
mer for the return of Senator Newlands
from the Orient He pu ed into Reno
this morning and will spend q week
looking over the situation. but IL the
Newlands movement this week satisfies
all the party leaders it viii be the first
time in the history of the Newlands
party in this State. He does not seem
to be any more popular within the
ranks of Democracy than he Is In Re-
publican quarters.