The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-05-13

night Waterman.
The bicycle boys began training
this week.
Sam Cohn, the clother, arrived
this week, and as usual is doing
rushing business.
Miss Anna Lee, niece of Mrs. A.
Behrman, is expected here ON the 18th
on a visit
a. Harris has about 400 feet of new
riveted pipe, double dipped, sizes -
inch to 9 inches. For sale cheap.
In communication Governor Sparks
announces for the Office of United
States Senator.
Hon. T. b. Hickey and Russell Yer
ington of Carson were visitors Tues
day.
Herman Luhrs, who has been attend
ing school in San Francisco. returned
home last Saturday.
The Misses Ruby and Bernice
Merrill were arrivals from Woodfords
yesterday.
Mrs. j. S. Ullrich, of Washington, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. Bigelow,
of this place
The Native Son pull is being worked
for Hearst. That ought to be good
and sufficient reason for his defeat at
st. Louis.
Call at |. Goldsteins Waterloo store
for all kinds af novelties in Summer
Dress Goods, Neck Wear, Belts and
Trimmings.
After the last minstrel performance
given here ladies shawl was found
in Valhalla hall. The owner can have
the same by calling at this office.
The Dangberg Company has asked
the Ormsby County Commissioners to
close the Mefarnahan road, or at
least that part of it which runs
through the land owned by them.
The Rev. T.. w. Van Deventer will
lecture ON the evening of June 5th in
Gardnerville for the benefit of the
Methodist Church on some of his
travel experiences in Europe and the
Orient
County Surveyor Ezell has COM
pleted the survey of the Old Desert
Road and finds that il saves a distance
Of three miles as compared with the
Gardneryille route.
Lawrence Gilman, who has been in
Hnifaker's hospital at Carson for A.
bout three months, has returned to
Gardnerville. He is now able to
walk with the aid of crutches.
Miss Cordilia Hayes, Principle of
the Bridgeport schools, and County
sup't ofschools, was passenger on
Saturdays stage for Southern Cali
fornia, where she win spend the
summer.
lf the Japs continue handing out
hot shot to their Slavic opponents, so
called Russian iron will be Japanned
out of recognition in a short time.
Already the customs authorities are
classifying it as mating.
Il. w. Carmen and J. NJ Able, of the
Longfellow Mining Company, de-
parted the first of the week for
Cleveland, Ohio. They are both
pleased with the outlook and will re-
turn soon. VIM. Fulton, formerly of
Genoa, is foreman of the property
The annual Schutzenfest will be
held in Waterloo on the 22nd of this
month. The Citizens Band has been
employed to furnish the music for the
occasion and right royal time is in
store for all who attend. Tickets to
the whole show are only $500
Henry Aitken, one of the teamsters
employed by the II. L. Dangberg
Company, met with bad accident
last Tuesday. He was walking near
the pointers who suddenly swung
out, knocking Henry down, and the
two wagons, which fortunately were
not loaded, passed over his leg. 1t is
believed that other than being badly
bruised the leg was uniniured.
Judge Arnot, OF Alpine Co., was re-
Gently the recipient of letter from
England informing him of the death
of Lewis Chalmers, who created the
first mining boom in Alpine County.
He acted rs the agent of British
capitalists and altogether blew in a.
bout 81, 500, 900. in mills, furnaces and
tunnels, which when ready to operate,
were closed down for lack of funds.