BlockBefore

The Record, 1902-08-01

The front page of 1902-08-01. 1,648 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

Front page text

1,648 words

Each block below is one column or story as the page set it. This is microfilm of 1900s newsprint, so the reading carries mistakes; nothing has been corrected, because correcting a name invents one. Blocks that read as noise rather than language were dropped whole.

The local I'uited State* Land office ha* received a letter from Washington notifying it that the following deicrib deicribed - ed deicribed land* have been ordered withdrawn from public sale by the Secretary of the Interior, temporarily and until such time a* the suapension Is removed they may not be purchased: All are north range: Townships 18 to 21 in ranges Its, 17, Is; 10 to 16 in 19; 19 to 21 m 19; w to 24 lu 20; 7 to 17 and 19 In 21; 13 to 17 and 20 in 22; 10 to 18 and 20 in 23; lo to Is in 24; 20 to 21 in 24; 10 to 2l in 25; 10 to 20 in 27; 10 to 20 in 31; 20 to 24 In 33;. At the State office they have these townships marked oft'on a map and it make* western Nevada look a- though it had been crossed off the map entire entirely. - ly. entirely. These lauds embrace the Carson Hivcr and part of the Truckee Itiver ay litem, and start near Hie California line at Verdi and rim east lo Hum Humboldt, - boldt, Humboldt, Carson I eke and Carson Sink. They include nearly all of the county of Churchill ami |iortiou of Humboldt, considerable of Washoe, iiougliis. I.yon, Ormslty, Storey. The land thus reserved to the Gov Government - ernment Government for it* own us s, foots up in all ahold 2,ijiMI,OUO acres, including I Hat which has already lieen sold and the title to which is of course not ni nifeeted. - feeted. nifeeted. It lakes in all of Carson City ami Virginia < Tty. This laud will be held in reserve until the Secretary of the interior de decide* - cide* decide* by aid of survey, wliat por portion - tion portion of it will l>e required some time in the future for national Irrigation pro project*.- - ject*.- project*.- News. - - The most effective antidote for cy cyanide - anide cyanide [ailsoning is peroxide of hydro hydrogen, - gen, hydrogen, taken internally, or better, I ad administered - ministered administered with hypodermic syringe. Such should always lie kept in readl readlnese - nese readlnese in cyanide mil la. This may hi advantageously accompanied bv pour pouring - ing pouring cold water on the head and spine, and applying mustard plasters to the feet. Keep patient awake. Perman Permanganate - ganate Permanganate of potash is a fair substitute for peroxide of hydrogen Mining and Sclent I tic Press. "Prosperity Is the Issue" is the title of the greit speech of I'nitcd Slates Senator Jacob H. Gallingcr of New Hampshire, recently delivered in the Senate at Washington. The speech has lieen issued in document form by the American Protective Tariff I.eague. Send fs*tal card request for free copy, ask for document No. 75. Address W. F. Wakeiuan, General Secretary, 136 W ist 23d Street, New York.

A find of platinum in paying (inuti (inutilities - lities (inutilities has been made thirty Julies north j of Hello. An Indian'fandaugof id 1 teeth was broken up Inst week by the presence of too much firewater. Katie A. Pennington Inis brought suit ut Heuo to 'obtain n divorce from Henry Pennington. There are forty prisoner* in the Wa Washoe - shoe Washoe county Jail. <tf this mimher twenty are charged with felony. Storey county has selected unpledg unpledged - ed unpledged delegations to ls>th the Democratic and Silver party conventions. The Bonanza says it has received word that the S. P. Co. will break : ground at Rhodes Marsli in a few days i for the railroad to Toiiohah. Ksmeralda county ..is entering ii|*on a great mining boom. Several rich strike* have been made ill the past lew 1 days that promisu much for that eoiin eoiinI - I eoiinI ty. ! A St. Louis judge ha* decided a dog : is justified in biting a person who is > splicing a tin cun to its tail There are alsiut fifty men at work in the Wedekind iidneand mill. The mill is kept running <1ay and night and tin first clean-up w ill be made shortly. Out in Iowa twelve persons have been poisoned by.lieor. This looks like a clear ease of treason on the part of tile poisoned. San Francisco has one saloon for every twenty-two adult male inhabi inhabitants. - tants. inhabitants. In some respects, however, it isn't such a bad town. Ju mesTorreyson will pmbably be the j Republican candidate for Supreme1 Judge and Judge Murphy, for district Judge. Reno and the people along the Tru Truokee - okee Truokee are again worried over a pro; mat d tunnel to tap I,ake Tahoe and to take the water to San Francisco. Amateur and immature sportsmen are slaughtering the meadow lark in the heighhortiood of Reno. The law forbids this and arrests are likely to be made. George Richards will continue as ( ashler and Janus T. Davis as assistant cashier for the State Hank and Trust Company. Waller llarri w ill remain in charge of the Tonopah agency It is reckoned that the lJilted States Government owns enough land west of the Rocky mountain*, if irriga irrigated. - ted. irrigated. to provide homes for the total present population of the country . A telegram from Tonopah says the lalsir market there is over-supplied and warns people looking for work to steer clear of that town. The New* says Carson ts to have another hank, to be .know n as the People's Saving Bank. San Francisco capital, with six Carsonitcs, is said to furnish ample financial support for the venture.

To Whom it May Concern. All pupils from outside district* and who an* desirous of taking up work in u High school, can do *<> in t lardner lardnervillo. - villo. lardnervillo. The (hud lie rvdie High 'school is prepared to carry out the high school courseof study as adopted by the State Board of education. Pupils who have completed this courseof study, in tin- Uardiierville High school, will receive a high school diploma of tlie sume lank m* pupils graduating from theother High schools of the State. The (Iranimur and Primary schools will lie open to any pupils who may desire to come. All pupils hum outlying districts, nnd all pupils who arc over eighteen years of age, will is* required to pay a tuition fee of live dollars ($6) per month. All students not uu inhere of Card Cardncrville - ncrville Cardncrville district, and desirous! to tak,. up work in tin- liardnerviUe puhlls school, h re rei|iieste I to notify the clerk of the l iardncrvillc School Hoard hv August loth. M. JACOBSEN, Clerk.

STATE NEWS C!i|>f>cd }rout Our Exchanges A proposition Isom ft wit to ineorpor ineorpor| - | ineorpor| ate tlie town of Tonopah. , The Carson barbers Imvr decided to dose then-shops on Sundays. Carson is threatened witti a water famine. I.atcst returns from throughout tlie State show that Sadler men will not have a majority in the Silver conven convention. - tion. convention. 1 n tlie past ten days about 15UU visi visitors - tors visitors have registered at the Southern Paritie s Mineral Exhibit at Keno. Tonopuli's ice plant is nearly ready to supply frozen.water to the resident residentof - of residentof that camp. Carson is to have u new sleam laun laundry, - dry, laundry, A traction engine is to lie used for j transporting freight from Wiiniemue Wiiniemueea - ea Wiiniemueea to Kennedy district.

Persons of foreign blrlli desiring to rote at the fall elections must secure their naturalization impels on or befoie August t*. which, under (lie law, is the last day for securing such natural naturalization - ization naturalization papers for voting at the com coming - ing coming November elections. Church Notice. Services next Sunday as follow s: in Gardiiervlllo at 11 a. in. Sunday school al ill ill. in 'Motlsvllle schoo] house at 3 p. m. in Genoa at 7:H0 p. m. \Y. P. Kankjn, Pastor. "in will lie Sunday sehiKil and Gc hi..,i service* at tile Lutheran church next Sunday morning. J. K. \Y lloKSTM>xn.

Money . Money Saved 18 Made. 1 Insuring in the New York Life Insurance Co. vou save your money. How many business failures? How many worthy families have been kept from want? How many men have made provision for their old age by carrying insurance in the New York Life? The New York Lite lias been doing business for "ifc years, they bavetUOJ, uuu.uuu asse-su and arc the only American Company that can meet with the requirements of tile Herman Government and that writes insurance in Ger Germany. - many. Germany. (.'all ami see B. E. Miller & M. E. Taylor, Agents, At lhe Kit chford Hotel.

The Sun is the slave of the modern |tictun;-niaker who owns ami uses rightly] a KODAK, the camera which has mace nnm leur photography popular. An excellent Imok of instruc instructions, - tions, instructions, the use of which will enable anyone to lake gissl pictures, given free with inch camera. (lenulne KODAKS $1 00 to Jli'itKi) arc sold in ( arson exclusively by F. J STEIN METZ.! Druggist. Opposite Post Office, Carson.; "i com'' 11 1>. KKBST. Prop. Gardnervilie Nev. Bar supplied with best j Liquors and Cigars.

Hilt! Drigp - Proprietor l his old established I h lei known horn Maine to Oregon and ft out (Jeorgia t<> The (Jult, lias recently inaugurated a system ot elect l icit v throughout the entire building whereby every room in the Hotel is lighted bv incandescent lights. At the present time this is the only Hotel in Carson that is lighted exclusively by electricity. First Class Throughout. Best $1 a Day House on the Coast. Free Hus to and limn all Trains. Meals 25cts. Lodgings 2sets, and 50 cents.

Provenance

Library of Congress, Chronicling America See this issue at the Library of Congress. Digitised by the National Digital Newspaper Program. These issues are in the public domain in the United States. Page text is machine-read from microfilm and reproduced exactly as the recogniser returned it. Nothing is corrected and nothing is summarised.