The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-09-30
HO6fE AND DIGNITY

take place in Raycrafps Hall, Genoa.
A fine line of Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry at a. w. III. Hell
herg's, the Jeweler and Optician. y
las. L. O'Brien, editor of the Gold
field News, who has been a guest at
Valleys Springs, was ga departure Sun
day for the great camp
The trustees of the Gardnerville
schools have ordered them closed I'M
iii October 10th. The diptheria scare
being the reason.
The late storm was a hard blow to
some of the sheep owners who have
their hocks in Alpine. 1t is reported
that several bands came near perish
ed before help arrived.
W. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville saw mill, has established
4 lumber yard at Judge Ezells, where
can be obtained all kinds of undressed
lumber at very reasonable prices.
If YOU were nominated for any Office
nv either convention Wednesday, re-
member that the RECoRD-CoURIER has
inst receive fine line of candidates
cards and can print them in short
order.
The annual School Report of the
Treasurer of douglas county, for the
year ending August 3lst, 1904, shows a
total expenditure for the year of
ss.o14. 10 with balance in the treas
ury for the coming year of s., S60s6.
Mrs. Frances Letterman, a recent
arrival from California, desires work
as nurse. She has had - years ex-
perienee nursing and guarantees
satisfaction. Enquire at the residence
of A. p. Christensen, Gardnerville. If
With two roulette wheels, a faro
bank. craps, klondyke and stud run
ming here this week, the aleatory in
clined can indulge their proclivities to
their hearts content. In the vernaeular,
"You pays your money and you takes
your CHOICE
A. ". II Helberg, the Jeweler and
optieian, can supply you with any
thing in the Jewelry, Clock, Watch
and Optical line and also with Victor
Monarch, Columbia talking machines,
Records and Supplies.
Geo. Snow, n pioneer resident of
Antelope valley since the early sixties,
was in town this week securing sup
plies for his winters work in develop
ing his mining claims in the vicinity
of Coleville.
The Daily Elko Free Press is new
star in the Nevada journalistic horizon
edited and managed by Geo. b. Russ
ell. II is well gotten up typograph-
ieally, ably edited and is welcome adj
dition to our exchange list
The public was well represented ut
the reception to Rev. and Mrs. Rankin,
and farewell To Rev Mrs. and Mrs.
Stewart ut the Academy Friday eve
ming. 4 pleasant social evening was
passed, and enjoyed by all.-lnyo
Register
Henry Pitts, of Topaz, was in town
this week and reports cessation of
fatalities among the cattle in Antelope
valley, brought about by a thorough
system of vaccination. Nearly every
animal in the valley has been treated
and no further trouble is apprehended.
The tunnel in the claim of Pitts,
Bird and Carter, in Snodgrass Canyon
at the head of little Antelope Valley,
has been run 80 feet with excellent
prospects of striking large body of
ore. This claim is not far from the
Golden Gate mine and in a similar
formation Work will be continued
during the winter
Barney McGowan, and Il. Schepple-
man arelhighly elated over find they
recently made in Red Canyon. They
uncovered a good sized ledge on
Signal Peak of very rich ore. They
have not had the ore assayed, but
paning shows high percentage of
the yellow metal, Barney says he be-
lieves he has the best prospect in this
vicinity.
Richard S. Miner, the distinguished
attorney of Bridgeport, who has, for
the past three weeks, been engaged in
the Alpine water litigation, was in
town Wednesday on his return home.
lie will attend to some legal matters
in Mono county and then proceed to
Goldfleld to close deal with Eastern
parties. With several Bridgeporters,