The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-06-03
Abe Harris visited Reno this week.

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now on the Reno police force.
Harry curtz was visitor Wednes-
day.
Geo. II. Meyers, the well-known
business man of Carson, is going out
of business.
Senator Newlands has returned to
Nevada; and Sharon stock will ad-
vance.
Miss Isabelle Miller has returned
from the University to spend the
summer vacation with her parents.
A large number of people went to
Carson last Monday. Whether called
their by the circus or to attend the
Decoration day ceremonies we are
unable to learn.
Thos. Kirkwood of Bridgeport was
IN town yesterday, for a load of
supplies.
Miss Annie Goldstein attended the
Commencement exercises in Reno
this week.
Travel to Lake Tahoe is already
picking up and tourists pass through
Carson every day.
a social dance will be given at
Raycraffs hall in Genoa on Saturday,
june 18th. Everyone is invited to go
aEs enjoy themselves
Miss Arnot closed the East Fork
school last Friday, after a successful
years work. Closing exercises were
held in the afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Chichester of Coleyille
was a passenger on the opposition
stage last Tuesday on her way to meet
her daughter, Miss Annie, who is re-
ported quite i'll with heart trouble.
Cards have been received 'announc-
ing the approaching wedding of Miss
Helen Margaret Cody and David
Victor Cain, the happy event to occur
in Bodie on the 10 inst.
The Carson Indian School band
entertained Sheridan last Sunday
with some choice music. The band
has improved wonderfully and the
selections were hugely enjoyed by the
J Sheridanites.
Gardnerville seems unusually quiet.
There are no idle men to be seen,
) however, which indicates that all are
employed. The farmer is busy and
with indications for bountifll
harvest we may soon expect pros
porous times.
For the third time within a month,
VIII Nielsen met with a painful ac-
: cident last Saturday. He was I'M
loading wagon and in some manner
fell and sprained his ankle. Will is
certainly unfortunate and bad luck
seems at present to be his companion.
a fifty-mile relay race for the
championship of the Pacific Coast will
take place at Reno on July 4th. 1t
will be between the Oakland Wheel
men and the Reno Wheelman, and
, promises to be one of the most holly
contested relay races in the history OF
wheeling.
o. Bennett, who has been hauling
wood To the East Fork hotel, met
with peculiar accident last Monday.
While throwing a stick from the
wagon it caught in his clothes and he
was thrown to the ground, striking on
his head. A severe scalp wound was
the result. He is nov able to be a.
round.
Ed Donovan, of the Golden Gate
mine, was in town this week and re-
ports the mill running steadily on high
grade rock. While here he secured a
couple of telephones to connect the
mine and mill and as soon as the
snow disappears connection will be
made with Loope, distance of about
nine miles. They will then have tele-
phone connection with this place and
Carson.
Behind his spirited black, Indian
Joe, while returning from Carson
Wednesday evening met the News
auto. on the pike this side of the
cradelbaugh bridge, and abruptly
took to the sagebrush. Joe landed on
his ear and the last seen of his trusty
steed was in the form of streak of
dust making for the Pine Nut hills.
He says he no sable cayuseless wagon
but next time he pix EN- heap plenty.
Scott, the freighter, was in town
yesterday and completed his load,
making a ton to the animal. He says
{ that the Hove canyon road is inn