The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-05-06
HOWE AND DIGNITY


ing friends in Reno, has returned
Passenger travel on the stages is ex-
ceedingly good these days.
Coal, Iron and Hardware at Mack
Bros.
Carson Wheelmen will be here on
the l4th You must
Guy Terry is visiting friends in this
valley.
Farming implements of all kinds at
Mack Bros.
DR.. Hawkins has been re-appointed
physician at Loope. At present he
has so men on his list.
Help your town by helping the
Wheelmen to advertise it. Come to
their dance May Il.
The second installment of taxes is
now due and will be delinquent in one
month.
A. Harris has about 400 feet of new
riveted pipe, double dipped, sizes ~
inch to inches. For sale cheap.
Mrs. S. B. Burkham and Miss Josie
Seller of Bodie passed through town
yesterday EN- route to San Francisco.
The latest railroad talk is the pro-
posed building of an electric road from
Reno to Lake Tahoe. The line will be
more than forty miles in length.
Statements will be mailed all de-
linquent subscribers in few days.
Pay up before you get too far in ar
rears.
Dame rumor says young lady of
Alpine county and prominent young
man of San Francisco are to be married
before many months pass.
If you desire to see any of your
friends you haven't seen lately, come
to the Wheelmen's ball on the 14th
They'll all be there unless dead.
DR.. Fourier has returned from his
trip to California. Mrs. Fourier did
not return, and will visit with friends
in Santa Rosa for several weeks.
The mail service between here and
Reno is disgustingly rotten One day
the Reno papers will arrive, and the
next day they are missing. The same
sort of regularity marks the arrival of
the Carson papers.
Nearly three hundred bales of wool
have passed through town during the
past two weeks, all from Sweetwater
The wool is to be shipped direct to
Boston and will occupy about four
cars.
The street car men of San Fran
cisco voted not TO strike This means
that wages and hours will remain rs
proposed by the company, and that
union and non-unon men will work
together
A watch that will keep accurate
time for many years, you can get for
little money of \. w. II. Helberg,
Jeweler.
You can beat the doctor out of a
possible job by cleaning up your
premises, getting your accumulation
of garbage drawn away, and sticking
up generally Hard on the doctors,
but it is cheaper.
We are in receipt ola string of adj
mission tickets for the ST. Louis Ex-
position, which courtesy is duly APP
preciated. The donor, thoughtlessly,
neglected to send a check; and con-
sequently he will he awfully disap-
pointed when he finds we concluded to
remain at home.
Editor Montrose of Bridgeport is
growing jealous of his Carson breth-
ern. He notes that a newspaper man
of that town got one Linderman to
confess to number of train robberies,
and Monte thinks he sees a possible
solution of the problem of how an
editor could blow himself for an auto
mobile It's a mere coincidence, that's
ALL
1t is amusing to see some men grow
wrathful whenever they happen to see
their names in print, providing of
course, the particular item does mot
eulogize them. We can condone most
any old thing, but when it comes to
being called down for printing the
newsstand we reserve the right of
judging what constitutes news-then
we certainly object. If wrong has
been done anyone by such publication,
we will do anything in our power to
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