The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-08-05
HOSTE AND DIGNITY

The Rev. John J. Pardee will
preach at Genoa on Sunday afternoon.
l.. r. Ames was visitor during the
week.
Fritz Neddenriep has been appoint
ed Sheep Inspector for Alpine County.
Senator Livingston and Mr.. Moore
ofCarson were visitors yesterday.
The Republican delegates to the
state Convention will leave tomorrow
for Winnemucca.
Harry Brule, formerly of Carson,
and Miss Fern Gedney of Elko were
married in Denver Sunday.
The families of C. e. Henningsen
and Dave Jones are camping i'm Hope
valley this week.
LOST-A ladies' neck chain, fiat
cable links, slide set with two opals
and two pearls. A reward of Sl5 is
offered for its return.
F. G. Everett, president and general
manager of the Longfellow Mining
Company, has resigned. Mr. Everett
has other business which needs his at
tention.
Eli Thompson, Il well known ranch
er residing near Reno, has fallen heir
TO thirty million dollars through the
settlement of an estate i'm the old
country.
The California Company that has
been negotiating for the purchase of
the shelter, has sent the local COM
pany another proposition which, it is
reported, meets with general favor
If so. the smelter may start up soon.
The stamp mill in Smith valley
known as the Delphi, is being taken
down and removed to Keller, under
the direction of Frank Everett, who
owns some valuable mining properties
near that place
II is not likely that Carson and
Gardneryille will race again this
season. The season is growing to a
close, and as Carson insists upon the
race taking place in that town, there
seems to he little hope Of the race
taking place
For Regent of the state University
the REeoRD-CorRER dominates DIR.
J. W. Phillips, of Silver City. A
graduate of Princeton College, later an
instructor in the L. of ~, man of
much practical experience, broad, in
dependent and honest. he would
make an ideal Regent.
The first number of the Sparks
Headlight has been received ut this
Office. II will make great strides now
that VIM. Gotwaldt is the power be
hind the pen Its news columns have
the goods. and its editorials are
thoughtful and well written. The
Headlight ought to be great winner
at Sparks.
Several from here attended the
social in Sheridan last Saturday and
all report having had gay old time.
The music furnished by the Murphy's
Brass Band was excellent and the
hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity with the jolly dancers.
Glib Briggs, Hal Mighels and Al
Karge were i'm town last Monday.
They were ON their way to Carson
from the Monte Gristo mine. While
here they exhibited some very rich
rock from a ledge recently encounter
ed in that mine. The mill started up
this week
Mrs. VIM. Fulton writes that her
son, Frank Smith, who recently Sc
cured position with a mining COM
pany in Costa Rico. is delighted with
the country and his position. Franks
many friends here will be happy to
here of his success
Duffy's Funny Folks played to
small houses last Monday and Tues
day. The troupe was pronounced by
all to be the best that has visited this
section for a long time. They were
certainly deserving of better patro-
mage. Mr.. Duffy said, however, that
he had no kick coming but that next
year he expected to play to crowded
house.
The Carson News recently published
an article from Canadian newspaper
stating that the Nevada Insane
Asylum was built and maintained eX-
elusively for demented sheep herders.
AS the incognitant rot was taken
irom paper published in Bob Grim
mons native town, we would suggest
That ha fal,n t,.;, hon n, tlapa and Hn