The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-04-22
HOWE AND DIGNITY

Dance Tuesday Night.
r. Terry was visitor this week.
Judge Murphy will hold Court in
Genoa Monday.
The Grand Jury will meet in Genoa
next Monday.
Miss Grace Anterior spent Saturday
and Sunday here visiting with friends.
Watches repaired and delivered
within ten days by Jack Adams.
Ii is rumored that the Owl saloon
will soon change hands.
Columbia l0-inch disc records COM
plete,s2. per dozen. See Jack Adams.
A special meeting of the County
Dads is called for next Mo nday.
A fire broke out in the Jayne's
corral Monday, but was extinguished
before any damage was done.
fourteen horse load of lumber
passed through town this week for
George Simpson of Smith valley.
A complete line of wood choppers
tools for sale. Inquire at the Corner
saloon.
Harry Jensen and Peter J. Christen-
sen have entered the California
Business College.
Oranges of the very best quality can
now be purchased at the lowest price
at f. G. Carr's.
OF course you are going to the dance
Tuesday night. Supper at Larson's
hotel.
viii Whitesides, a Bodie and Tono-
pah sport, is about to start operations
here with a roulette wheel.
A. Harris has brought suit in the
Justice Court to recover $50 from
Fritz Elges, which sum Harris claims
is due him.
And now several individuals are
asking the pertinent question if this
cold spell is the last of this winter or
the first of next.
Yes sir, even Sam Cohn has Joined
the Gardnerville Wheelmen-and you
know what that means. Sam has the
wise nut.
VIM. Ballard and wife, of Fresno,
Cal, spent Tuesday night in town
Mr.. Ballard is on his way to Yelling
ton, where he will take charge of the
Pierce hotel.
T. W. Carmen writes a friend that
he will arrive in Gardnerville the last
of this month. His company expects
to do considerable development work
here this summer.
Miss Martha Hoffman delightfully."-
entertained number of her young
friends last Saturday evening. Games
and refreshments made up the
evenings entertainment and those
present report having had jolly
good time.
Winter sought to get away in good
form some days ago, but, becoming
sorrowful to leave so fair land, re-
sumed business with unwonted energy
on Tuesday. The slight snowfall of
Tuesday was just little reminder
that the winter of 1904 is not yet a
thing of the past.
A. w. Clark and X. Heritage came
in from the Monte Cristo mine We'd
nesday. They report the mine look
ing favorable aud believe that before
many days it will be classed as a
steady producer. They have uncover
ed 20 foot ledge on claim near the
Monte Cristo, and are anxiously
awaiting the result of an assay
Nevada wool is certainly IN demand
as two carloads have been shipped di-
rect to Boston from the Sweetwater
ranch. This is a special order for a
hiihuIacturlnR mouse, ana ii IL ~
what is desired, nearly all the clip
from that section will follow. The
shipment was routed via. the Sunset
route, which takes it around the
United states. Appeal.
Tuesday promises to be gala day
in this burg. On that day the town
will be turned over to the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs, they to do as they like
with it, As stated last week, inn
pressive services will be held in the
Methodist church in the afternoon.
In the evening the real fun will begin
in the shape of grand ball. You
have probably already made up your
mind to attend, 80 what's the use