The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-15
HoME AND DIGNITY

The Appeal says the carson carhivai
is shy about 500.
charles Jones an old resident of
ou,oetwater died on the 9th instant.
windy weather has been the order
90 the day during the week.
Miss Hubbard of Reno is the guest
- Miss Lottie Frey at Geno.
n W Edwards, the insurance agent,
is in the Valley.
u;okey Carney and John McAllister
ofcoleyille were visitors in town yes
lerday.
Miss Anna G. Christensen of Reno
:. r;a;tiug the Misses Hoffman in
Fairview.
Frank Rodenbah, who was recently
onerated on in San Francisco, is ex-
rscted home in few days.
Rert Jarvis and Charley Larson
.,ruck out Tuesday for a camping
trip at the Lake.
Harris has instituted suit against
Henry Elges, Jr. to collect $40, due
on a note.
NR. Butler, Mexican, was ar
..sted this week and fined 500 and
costs for carrying concealed weapon.
The curtz-Evans mill on the Carson
liver started up this week after a
temporary shut down.
The high wind which prevailed yes
tsrday. besides interfering with hay
inc. did considerable damage to the
grain crops in this vicinity.
The best equipped tent show on the
road is Godfrey's and they will appear
here Saturday, July 10th. General
admission o5 and 80 cents.
Rob Batter, the Mono county
reiphter, was in town Sunday with
his big team on the way to Loyalton,
where ne VIII NC tuipiofch ia
lumber camp during the season.
H. A. Pitts of Topaz was in the
valley this week soliciting orders for
marmoreal monuments manufactured
from his marble quarry situated on
the east side of Antelope valley.
The registery books for the general
election this fall are now open. If
YOU want to vote, see that Judge
Eel gets your name.
Mr.. Ellis, of the Standard Electric
Company, is expected at Blue Lakes in
few days with n force of men to
complete the work on the dam at that
point
Miss Bertha Smith of Reno and Miss
Cavanaugh of San Jose, who have been
the guest of Miss Lillian Fay, return
ed to their respective homes yester-
day.
Dan Couillard, proprietor of the
Lake Shore Hotel, at Glenbrook, Lake
Tahoe, was visitor Wednesday and
reports travel at the Lake very salts
factory. Phenomenal catches of
trout by even the most inexperienced
anglers is the daily record.
Action for damages has been in
stituted in the Superior Court of Al
pine County by VIM. Wyatt and Ed
Trimmer against Thos. Barber The
suit is over water rights, with r. l..
Miner attorney for plaintiffs and ALI.
Chartz for defendant.
Drunken Indians have been ex-
ceedingly numerous this week. The
arrests have averaged one day and
as no one has filed complaint a
gainst any of them, they have all
been turned loose. Evidently they
experience little difficulty in obtain
ing whiskey.
Peter Curtz, the hustling mining
man of Loope, returned from san
Francisco this week and will i'm
mediately commence active operations
on his electrical plant on the Carson
river. When completed Gardnerville
will be supplied with the juice for
all purposes.
Art Meyers and Fred Kitzmeyer Of
Carson spent Sunday on the river
and landed sixteen speckled beauts,
all of good size The largest one
weighing l-2 pounds. This is no
fish lie as we have Mrs. Rodenbah's
word for it.
Austin Kennedy, worthless fellow,
was sentenced by Judge Ezell Tuesday
to serve 30 days in the county jail.
Kennedy was in the act of selling
Whiskey to an Indian and upOn being