The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-04-08
Fresh Bananas at E. G. Carr,s.

PA oo.orSon, oI VaquerO lame, |
was among the weeks visitors.
DR.. Price is vaccinating cattle in the
valley this week.
Watches repaired and delivered
within ten days by Jack Adams.
Ice Cream at E. G. Carrs next Sun
day.
Jack Adams will sell you any watch
or music box made.
Carl Baker, who has been spending
The winter in Sacramento, is here ona
visit.
IL Is rumored that stage line is to
be put on between this place and
Markleeville.
Clarence Hannigan came in from
the Monte Cristo mine last Saturday.
he reports the mine looking fine and
progressing rapidly at that point.
Judge Arnot, who heard the trial
in the Woods case at Placerville and
who pronounced sentence, has return
ed to Markleeville.
Yesterday this office received a
large invoice of late type, borders,
rules, etc. We are now prepared to
do you job work in the very latest
styles.
Mr.. Meiss, of Meiss Bros. Reno, was
in town Sunday on his return from
fonopah and Goldfield and reports
the bonanza.camps as flourishing, and
supplying work for everybody.
|. Goldstein has Just received beau
tiful line of summer dress goods, all
the latest styles Clothing cotton eta
mines and lace shirt waist goods.
The opposition stage line seems to be
very popular with the travelling pub
lie, as it is loaded with passengers
every trip. 1t will at least have the
gratifying effect of arousing the de-
fnnct Burkham stage company from
its somnolence.
Doves have made their appearance
in the valley. Some seem to think it is
unlawful to kill them, but such is not
the case. The law which protected
them was repealed at the last session
of the Legislature.
| James Beck and Albert Daudel, two
OF our popular young men, have pur-
chased the Oberon Saloon. 1t will be
their aim to cater to the public wants
and make the Oberon a popular re-
sort.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wants good,
live correspondent in every COM
munity in the county, who will send
in brief, newsy letter once every
week. For particulars address this
office.
Property owners should begin clean
ing up their premises. Some of the
streets present anything but an invit-
ing view and the health of the COM
munity demands that general cleans
up be made before warm weather sets
in.
Drop into the Douglas County shoe
store and let the genial proprietors
show you samples of their swell line
of shoes. In addition to their pre-
sent stock they expect daily a large
consignment of shoes, such as the
Walkover, that are acknowledged to
be leaders, See ad.
Why not organize a fire company?
The engine is properly housed, and in
good condition. With this much of
fire-fighting facilities, it looks as
though there should be enough in
terest to keep an organization which
will be able to intelligently use what
means of protection we have.
+. A. Merriman, for several years
assayer and chemist at Salt Lake City
in the employ of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Co., is now located
in Carson. His Office is Equipped to
do all kinds of assaying and analyz-
ing ores. All work guaranteed. See
card in another column.
1t begins to look as if Spring was
here at last. Farmers report the grass
growing, the robins are getting ready
to nest again, the roads are dry land
dusty and there is feeling in the air
that winter has got sick of lingering
in the lap of spring and is about to
retire.
1t is mistake, as well as an in
justice for people that live and make
their living in place to send off for
everything they need, and especially
wben nine oaspa ont of teu tho ,,,onax,