The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-08

- -AetoOn valley.
There is very little sickness in the
valley at present.
Don't forget the dance tonight
Mrs Grover and daughter, Nina.
were visitors yesterday.
word reached Gardnerville last
evening that Marshal Emmitt was
very low, and little hope was enter
tanned for his recovery.
On and after the 18th of this month
all subscribers who are not paid up
will be dropped without further
notice.
Miss Grey Davis, of Carson. won
the automobile raffled of in that city.
s72 was the winning number.
Miss Jean Stiles, of San Jose, is ex-
pected today to visit her friend Miss
Lena Larson.
Chas Andrews of Genoa is in Reno
with carload of driving horses that
he is Offering for sale.
The REcoRD-CoURIERf force took the
Carnival in and as a result we are shy
on news.
DIR. \. Fournier has rented rooms in
the Behrman residence. Night calls
will find him at that place.
Mrs. Stephen Kinsey of Genoa, ac-
companied by her brother, Dan
Hawkins, left for San Francisco this
week, in search of medical treatment.
Miss Edna Tillman, who has been
visiting friends in California for some
time, has returned to her home in
Genoa.
Ben Edison, an estimable and old
time resident of this County and who
for a number of years has been in
charge of San Francisco's Law Library
is visiting friends in Genoa.
At the last meeting of the County
Commissioners the following registry
agents were appointed: Joe Brockliss,
Mottsville precinct; II. ID. Johns,
Jacks valley; Dan CouiHard, Cave
Rock. No other business of import
anee was transacted
Owing to the close season and a
paueity ofblue rocks, the members of
the Sheridan gun club are to keep in
practice by changing awayn everyone
ming at inoifensive vespertive bats. 1t
is said that Frank Brockliss took 20
shots at the varmints the other eve
ming and they never batted an eye.
The Commissioners of Washoe coun-
ty have granted IL. J. Ried, Harry
Gosse, II. J. Darling and S. H. Wheel
err a street car franchise and they an
nounce that the electric line will be in
operation between Reno and Sparks
by September LIST.
Wood and Murphy, the convicts
who escaped from Folsom and worked
on the Martin ranch, have, since be-
ing convicted of murder, been confn
ed in seperate calls, each chained to
the wall, and a guard over them night
and day.
While returning from professional
visit to Loope last Friday evening,
DR.. Hawkins team became frightened
at broken down roadside cart and
ran away. The doctor was thrown
out, but escaped injury. After break
ing through barbed wire fence and
detaching themselves from the buggy,
the team returned to the stable with
but few minor scratches.
A jolly crowd of eight young folks
from Smith valley, passed through
Gardnerville yesterday on their way
10 Lake Tahoe. They will make n
stay of 10 days, and were very app
propriately equipped, having hugh
six-horse ,thorough-brace. Those in
the party were the Misses Rebecca,
Nettie and Francis Cohn, Arthur
Cohn, Charles and William Dudly and
Mrs. Frank Simpson, all of Smith
valley, and Miss Inez de Faucompre,
of San Francisco.
J. T.. Ellsworth, who chauffeured
the l6 horse power cylinder Rambler
automobile across the mountains for
Geo. w. Richards, of Tonopah, ar
rived in town last Friday evening
from Carson and made the run in just
one hour and quarter He left the
next morning for the famous camp
and expected to make Hawthorne that
evening, but got stalled at Sweetwater
where he was kept busy the next "A
hours in making repairs Boulevard