The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-09-30
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Attention is called to the new ad of
l. Goldstein in this issue.
Judge Arnot, of Markleeville. is on
trip to Placerville.
The Board of County Commissioners
Will hold their regular quarterly meet
ing ON Monday, October Bird, 1904.
Prince catlin, University graduate,
well known in this vicinity, has seeur-
ed good position in Tonopah.
John Ellis, the genial proprietor of
the Alpine House, was a visitor yester-
day.
An Erntefest, you all know what
that means-will be held in Waterloo
on October 9th.
Ii is rumored that Frank Brockliss.
the well known attorney will be an In
dependent candidate for the office of
District Attorney
Albert Schulz, proprietor of the
Assembly saloon, Reno, was an agree
able visitor yesterday.
VIM. Kruse, proprietor of the Jayne
Livery Stable, has force of carpenters
at work making numerous improv-
ments in the property.
Owing to the diptheria scare at this
place, the band boys will not play at
the Sheridan dance as was announe-
ed last week.
If your watch needs attention, let
a. w. II. Helberg, the Jeweler, take
care of it. He knows how and his
prices are right. =
In the case of Callahan and Wyatt
VS.. Barber over water rights being
tried before Judge Arnot the testi-
mony was all in last Tuesday and
the ease taken under advisement.
The editor after few days visit at
Valleys, has returned to his work
much improved in health. This issue
was gotten up on short notice and
we trust our readers will overlook any
ofits defects.
Mr. and Mrs. a. ID. Bird and daugh-
ters spent Wednesday night in town
on their return from Reno, where they
attended the Golden Wedding of Mrs.
Birds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Miller.
Frank II. Norcross, Republican
nominee for Justice of the Supreme
Court, was a visitor yesterday Mr..
Norcross is one Of the rising young
lawyers of Nevada, and Douglas will
give him n rousing majority on
November sth.
\ petition is being circulated asking
the County Commissioners to establish
"A county road between the old Van
Sickle ranch and Senator Martins.
II is being freely signed and the Board
will probably have the road construct
ed.
The Republicans Of Ormsby county
nominated the following ticket
yesterday; Samuel Platt, James
Vogt, Ed. Patterson, Assemblymen;
+. S Daugherty, Sheriff; II. b. Van
Etten, Clerk; William George, Record
er; +. T.. Roberts, District Attorney.
\ trip hammer weighing fourteen
tons, has been installed at the railroad
machine shops at Sparks. This inn
mense pile of iron and steel will be
operated by compressed air or steam
and will be used in hammering iron
into shape for use in repair and con-
struction work
Prof. Ring, State Superintendent OF
Public instruction was in town We'd
nesday and visited Prof Buchanan's
class AMI also Miss Pohps East Fork
school. Yesterday he paid an official
visit To Mrs. Scotts class, in the Cen
trial district. Owing to the closing OF
the Gardnerville school his inspection
was deferred until the opening on the
10th of October.
A society novitiate writes us To en-
quire if ii is proper, or good form, for
a young man TO go out walking in the
evening with married woman. We
don't run a society column or pretend
to be moral mentors for the COM
munity, but in answer to the young
mans query we believe social etiquette
sanctions such proceedings, provided
they keep on walking.
Elmer Purdy, young man quite
well known in this valley and who
has followed the vocation of cowboy
al Wellington for a number of years,
L..