The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-10-21
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in this issue.
Fresh cranberries are now ON the
local market. Carr has them.
Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT acknowledges
with thanks the receipt of a compli-
mentary ticket to the Campaign Ball.
On account of an over rush of work
this week n large amount of local
news is inadvertently overlooked.
BoRN-1n Jacks valley, October
II, 1904, to the wife of Vim. Mill
berry, boy.
A fine line of Diamonds, Watches.
Clocks and Jewelry at A. w. H. Hell
berg's, the Jeweler and Optician. =
The Nye and Ormsby County Bank
yesterday appointed Geo. It. Mills
cashier, with headquarters at Carson.
Preaching service by the Rev. ]. J.
Pardee at the Mottsville school house
on Sunday afternoon.
The Occidental hotel in Bodie has
changed hands, Nat Boyd retiring and
L. Bawden and E. Johl taking charge.
Registration closed in this precincl
last evening with 240 names on the
list. This is slight falling off from
last year.
Wednesdays News goes after Sher-
i'll Kinney red hot, accusing him of
shortage in funds and makes some
rather bold charges.
Rose Seamon was granted divorce
from Thomas Seamon at the session of
the District Court held in Genoa yester-
day.
Alec Robinson, formerly of this
place, is now employed in Silver City,
but expects to leave that place in a
few days for Tonopah.
Several people of this vicinity are
/ figuring on locating at Goldfield, and
the portable houses owned by the
Smelter company are being called into
use.
Mrs. Frances Letterman, recent
arrival from California, desires work
as a nurse. She has had Is years ex-
perience nursing and guarantees
satisfaction. Enquire at the residence
of \. p. Christensen, Gardnerville
A. Livingstone, the popular saloon
man of Carson, was visitor last Tues
day. He has decided to keep the
Criterion at this place closed.
The Rev John J. Pardee will preach
both morning and evening on Sunday
at the Methodist church. After the
morning service the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered.
Jack Gray, who is freighting be-
tween Carson and Lundy, was in town
yesterday with a ton to the animal
load, for the ohrystal Lake Mining
Company, of Lundy.
Merrill NJ. Grover, of Alpine county,
writes that he is now in the Soldiers
Home at Los Angeles and on the road
to recovery, though it will be at least
two months before he can stand the
trip home.
Frank Titus paid visit to his folks
in Genoa this week Frank has been
an engineer on the Tahoe road this
season, and expects to accept a similar
position with the Southern Pacific be-
fore many moons roll by.
The attention of our readers is called
to the new ad of the Carson Book and
News Company in this issue. Their
stock of holiday goods is the most
complete in the State. A call will
convince you of the truth ofthat state
ment.
Assays of $4,000 rock are reported
from Masonic Mountain, the new
Mono mining district, and that camp
is the present center of attraction for
our southern neighbors.
Trains Nos. Is and II, the local be-
tween Reno and San Francisco, will be
put on again next Monday. This will
bring the VAT. passenger train in on
time, and the mails to this point
should reach here on schedule time.
a man who is stopping at the
Briggs house in Carson with his wife
and family went insane Monday and
but for the timely interference OF
dodgers would have murdered the
mother and children.
Charles Vohr 1--WE won't vouch for
the spelling) got on rampage here
last Sunday and was going to put the