The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25
HOAE AND DIGNITY

lao with typnOlu ieNer.
NJ Jepsen paid Reno business
visit this week.
Harris expects to leave for San
Francisco today on a short visit.
Ed. Whiting and and family arrived
:, Gardnerville Wednesday to spend
thanksgiving with relatives.
fine line of Diamonds, Watches,
clocks and Jewelry at A. w. II. Hell
hero,s the Jeweler and Optician.
The smelter from which so much
was expected is being gradually dis
mantled and hauled away.
The social dance in Genoa last night
wos truly a pleasant affair. Quite
number of Gardnerville young people
took it in.
F.. Scheppleman departed for Red
CANYON Wednesday to do the assess
ment work on his various properties in
that section.
Thanksgiving services at the Motifs
ollie School house and the Genoa
Methodist church Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Cashier Christensen, of the Douglas
County Bank, and A. Jackson, of Re-
no, made flying trip to the Winters
mine Sunday.
Taxes are coming in rather slowly.
Get move on you and settle with the
county before costs and penalties are
added
The Jump-up-Joe claim in Masonic
district has been bonded by Denver
parties and active development opera
tons will begin at once.
FOR SALE.-One Peerless Chatham
No. Incubator; capacity, so eggs;
never been used Will be sold cheap.
Inquire at this office.
FOR sALE.-Horse, buggy, harm
ess, etc, a complete outfit. just the
outfit for family, and will be sold
cheap. Enquire at this Office.
During the week there has been a
general exodus of miners to the tall
timber, and high mountains to do the
annual assessment work on promising
mining claims.
W. A. koenig, proprietor of the
Markleevile saw mill, has established
lumber yard at Judge Ezell's, where
can be obtained all kinds of undressed
lumber at very reasonable prices.
Mrs S. A. Kinsey, of Genoa, de-
parted for San Jose this week to
spend the winter with Mrs. Henry
Van Sickle, who formerly resided in
Genoa.
Peter Christensen, who held down
the job of Waterman at the smelter for
the past two yerrs, is now installed as
ehiefcook and bottle. washer on the
Hansen ranch
W. r. Adams and wife returned
Monday to their home near Genoa,
after having had two months visit
to relatives in the east, and also tax
ing in the Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
Ernest Bokelman, who was serious
iy i'll at Waterloo, was taken to Car
son Wednesday. 1t is feared that Mr..
Bokelman is suffering with typhoid
fever, and he goes there to be under
the direct care of his physician.
DIR. g. r. Hickok of Wells, New.
has assumed the practice vacated by
Dr' Fournier. The doctor comes here
10 reside permanently, and brings
with him the highest recommendations
irom the people of Elko county,
where he has practieed his profession
Tor several years
We are reliably informed that An
teiope Valley, now owned by the
'"ONey 'aetie Company, will be thrown
open to settlers at once. This is GER
ainiy good news for Gardnerville, as
'ha' valley, If thrown open, would
naturally turn to this place for its
supplies. 1t is one of the prettiest
valleys in the Sierras and will support
hundreds of families.
Inc jury in the case of the Winnie
hucca murderers, Sevener, German
anu ROBERTS, brought in verdict of
y, murder in the first degree. satur-
oay Judge Curler, of the District
sou'' IN Reno, sentenced the men to
aang IN The Prison at Carson on
NOV ae 20 De named in the death warrant.
~ "'' ~ one of the most famous cases
~. .,'a' d mas ever come before court in
.'''s state. 1t is estimated that the