The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09

~ was over from
Genoa Wednesday.
Judge Eel had the misfortune 80
losing one of his most valuable horace
last Saturday.
William starke and family have
moved into the King building. recent
iy occupied by E. @. Carr.
Al. Gotta visited Sparks this ueel
to look after his business interests at
that place.
Mrs. Todd is visiting with her
daughter, Miss Rose, in Reno thi.
week.
Morris Cardinal and family have
moved onto the Sarman place where
they will make their future home.
The family of DR.. Hickok arrived
last frinay and are now comfortably
domiciled in the Behrman building.
Bob Ingersoll did not forsee the re-
suits of the late election at the time
he said: when Missouri goes Re-
publican will believe there is a hell. y
c. H. Boles desires to state through
the medium of this paper that he will
settle all Indebtedness left by his
father, the late Al Boles.
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.
Henry Mack has forgotten all "a
bout his affairs of the heart. He
has been too busy unpacking a full
line of Christmas goods that has Just
been received at Mack Bros. store.
George Maute, son of State Printer
Maute, was the original discoverer of
Masonic Mountain, near Bodie, Cal.
The boom there has bursted. 1t seems
that the ledge was nothing more than
a large bowlder that gave high assays
and the prospectors went through it.
The drawing at C. II. Eaton's is be-
coming interesting and speculation
Is now rifle as to who will be the
lucky winner. Get in on the ground
floor by securing bunch of tickets
before Dec. "a. Someone is bound to
win this handsome buggy, and your
chance is just as good as the next ones.
Some of our energetic ladies are
taking steps towards arranging for
Christmas tree and entertainment for
the children. That they will succeed
goes without saying. Many little
hearts will be made glad on Christmas
day by the generous efforts of these
unselfish ladies' All praise to them.
Ed. Donovan, of the Golden Gate
mine. was in town this week after
load of supplies. Mr.. Donovan has
Just ENCOUNTERED a considerable body
of ore at the Golden Gate that assays
from which are highly flatering. Mr..
Donovan is sanguine that the day is
not far off when Golden Gate and
vicinity will be booming mining
country.
Dora Rohlfs has notice in this issue
offering to rent her blacksmith shop
and all tools belonging to it; all of
first-class material and in fine con-
dition. This is a fine opportunity
for someone. The shop is located at
Waterloo, the junction of the Motifs
vile and West Fork roads, thus max
ing the shop easy to reach from sever
al directions, and as Waterloo is the
centre of farming community, 1t is
an ideal location for shop.
Rev. J. ]. Pardee made flying trip
to Virginia Friday, accompanied by
Mrs. Pardee, who continued on to
Mason valley. Mr.. Pardee reports Vir-
ginia looking more prosperous than it
has for some years past. The old
town is putting on new appearance,
most of the business houses are re-
sp'endant in new coat of paint, the
streets are presenting busy appear
ance; looking to him a little like old
times. Good for old Virginia. Push
the good work right along.
John Heimsoth, of Fredericksburg,
came near meeting with serious ac-
cident last week. While driving a
COW over a hill that is between the
house and the pasture, his horse slip
ped on some loose rock, falling and
rolling down the hill carrying Mr..
Jeimsoth with him, Fortunately by