The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-06-17
HOHE AND DIGNITY
Gee Mack Bros. new ad.

Attention CdiiCO w ibN bObltC III
another column of q water meeting.
The water in the river is yet at the
height of spring.
Sam Cohn and his samples arrived
in town Tuesday.
r. Grimmon was an arrival Wednes-
day.
sheridan has organized base ball
team and is anxious TO cross bats with
any rival team in Carson valley.
The management of the Curtz-
Evans mine are increasing their force
of miners every day.
Miss Lottie Henningsen and Bertha
Dangberg have returned from their
visit to Reno.
Ollie Ward after spending the winter
in Georgetown, Cal, has returned to
this town.
Alpine county has only rs school
children. an increase of one over last
year.
A. Harris has about 400 feet of new
riveted pipe, double dipped, sizes IL
inch to 6 inches. For sale cheap.
Only small crowd attended the
social last Saturday night, but it was
pleasant affair and thoroughly en-
loved by those present.
1t is reported that a resort is about
to be established at Mount Bullion on
the site formerly occupied by the late
Col Rice.
Having began on most of the large
ranches this week and farmers say the
growth is wonderful. There will be a
great hay crop.
FOR SALE: 240 acres timber and
grazing land in the Pine Nut.
Apply to F. Cohn, Attorney at Law,
Carson City, New.
For the first time in the history of
ormsby county there is no delinquent
tax list. One piece of property assess
ed at 81 will be allowed To go delin-
ouent in order to clear the title.
Frank Smith, Genoa graduate of
the University of Nevada, has arrived
safely at the gold mines of Costa
Rica after a long, hard trip. He is
pleased with his position.
Just received a new lot of boys
wash suits from 10 cents up to $3.50;
also all kinds of ladies' muslin under
wear at l. Goldstein's.
The bee men and honey raisers
of Churchill county have formed a
local association. There are about
5000 colonies of bees owned in that
county.
These are busy times for the team
sters. Ii is an almost everyday oe-
enrence for twelve and fourteen-horse
teams to pass through town pulling
large freight wagons loaded with sup
plies for Mono county.
The Wheelmen have fitted up the
rooms above Helberg's jewelry store,
and will hold their meetings there in
the future. The club is feeling pros
porous and has membership of
seventy-fve.
Last evening MIR. Anderson of Oak
land met the directors of the Carson
Valley Smelling Company and a
general discussion of plans was held
Just what the outcome was we were
unable to learn.
1t is reported that certain Gard
nerville young mans peace of mind is
very much disturbed over the arrival
at the Curtz-Evans mill of n new
assayer, who is already interested in
the flora of Alpine county.
A fifty-mile relay race between the
Capital City Wheelmen of Sacramento
and the Gardnerville-Carson team will
be one of the features of Carnival
week. The two latter organizations
have practically consolidated for
racing purposes.
The men at the Mammoth mine
have been laid off until track can be
laid in the tunnel and an ore car re-
ceived. The tunnel is in 725 feet
and is the best piece of mining work
in Douglas County. Mr.. +. b. Living
ston has had charge of the work.
A. Livingstone was in town Tues
day. He says the chief topic of con-
versation in Carson is the Carnival,
and he advises all those expecting to
attend to engage rooms now as later
1t may be impossible to secure suitable