Reynard
Reynard is a railroad siding between Sano and Bronte.
Myrick states that prior to 1917, the Western Pacific was considering building a light-traffic line from Reynard through Buffalo Canyon to the Surprise Valley near Cedarville[1].
In 1921, the Nevada State Legislature granted a right of way to John E. Sexton and associates that ran from Reynard northwest to T 37N R 18 E, which is near Duck Lake and the California line. During the first 10 years, operating the line was optional during January, February and March.[2]
References
- ↑ David F. Myrick, "Railroads of Nevada and Eastern California: The northern roads," p. 331
- ↑ Senator Cowles"Statutes of the State of Nevada," Nevada Senate Bill 109, March 28, 1921