The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-09-23
EOGIE AND DIGNITY

Albert Daudel has taken lease of
The Oberon Saloon for another year.
Don't forget the dance at Genoa
saturday evening.
VIM. Dangberg last week purchased
tho saloon of Henry Rolphs at Water
loo
An aerie of Eagles will be organized
in Carson in few days, and will start
With membership of about so.
The Rev. John J.E .Pardee and wife
will return from California on Satur-
day.
There will be preaching services at
the Methodist Church on Sunday next
Mt LA. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Marcus Levy, the genial traveller for
Levi Straus & Co., was among the ar
rivals this week.
Jobs Peak and the hills west of town
received their first mantle of snow
Wednesday night.
Ed Wheece, "a. Tonopah merchant,
was in the Valley this week buying
hay and grain.
A social dance will be given by the
Young people of Genoa in Raycrafts
Hall tomorrow evening to which all
are cordially invited.
.-Jesse Christensen, who has been
successfully mining in Alaska for the
mast few years, returned to Gardner
vile last week to Espend the winter.
Earl Christensen, Cashier of the
Douglas Co. Bank, is in San Francisco
attending the Sovereign Grand Lodge
of Oddfellows.
Mr. Yparraguirre, of Sweetwater,
who has been guest at Valley
Springs, was in town Wednesday
very much improved in. health.
JefIries, the champion pugilist, will
exhibit, himself in the play "DaVy
Crockett TO Carson audience on
the goth.
A party of Alpiners consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Musser, Miss
Ruby Merrill, Mr.. Pearson and Mr.
Albright were merry campers at Blue
Lakes last week.
James Reid of Carson has announc-
ed himself candidate for the office
of sheriff of Ormsby county. Sheriff
Kinney, it is asserted, will run indie
pendent
The Democrats have chosen the
following gentlemen: Gardnerville-
{. W. Brown, Fred Berning, c. NJ.
Krummes, VIM. Starke, II. a. y.
Todd, Henry Stodieek, f. q. Carr.
Among the distinguished guests at
Valleys are Mrs. Key Pitman, of
ronopah; Captain Tassell and wife;
Mrs. Bond and nurse of New York,
and ex-Sheriff Cunningham of Reno.
Capt. VIII Cox, representing the
Riverside Flour Mill, was in town
Wednesday interesting our local
merchants in his particular brand of
the staff of life.
few days ago Mr. Chestman of
Los Gatos passed through Genoa on
his way to Goldfeld in an automobile
made entirely by himself. The trip
over the Placerville grade wasl made
in good time and unaided.
report has reached Reno that the
United States government is now call
ed upon to pay China a cool $4,000 in
the way of idemnity for the death of
chinaman and: the destruction of
Chinese property by citizens at Tono-
pah several months ago.
Mr.. Fairbanks, the Republican Vice
residentialenominee, will make two
speeches in Nevada, instead of one,
as previously announced. The first
Will be made at Reno during the eve
ming Of hisiarrival. The next day he
will address the people of Carson.
While riding through the pasture
adjoining the hotel last Saturday, Joe,
the II year old son of j. l.. Campbell,
proprietor ofthe Valley Hot Springs,
was thrown from his horse and kicked,
resulting in the fracture of his left
arm. DIR. Fournier was called and
set the injured member.
Mp. Page, master of construction,
and Mr.. Todd, general superintendent
Of the California Gas and Electric
Company, the corporation that recent
ly absorbed the Standard Electric
Company, were at Blue Lakes last
week on tour of inspection. As the