The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-04-29
HOME AND DIGNITY

ladies' and Gents belts at Mack
Bros.
new line of ladies' collars at Mack
Bros.
Secure your partner for the Wheel
mems dance on Saturday, May 18th.
A complete line of Novelties Just
received at Mack Bros.
Miss Ruby Merrill is visiting with
relatives and friends in this valley.
Pompador and side combs at Mack
Bros
Bert Dake is in Reno boring wells
for company that is endeavoring
TO strike a well of hot water.
w. A. Keddie, is in the valley in
specting the work being done by the
Z. s. Surveyors.
MAY 18th the Gardnerville Wheel
men. You'll know us before the
season is over.
John Ellis, of Diamond valley,
offers for sale all of his personal
property See ad in another column.
II. d. Ferris has departed for Gales
burg, ILL.,, after visit with relatives
in this vicinity.
D,,1 pI;oo v,ao in tho NaiIoxr AIondav
purchasing horses for the Hobart
Mills people.
The water will be turned into the
big ditch at the Nevada Placer mine
and the plant started up on May 18th.
Geo. NJ Smith returned from his
trip to northern California last We'd
nesday
A couple of pelicans We're captured
at Centerville last week and are now
on exhibition. The largest one meas
ures seven feet from tip to tip.
Call at |. Goldstein's Waterloo store
for all kinds af novelties in Summer
Dress Goods, Neck Wear, Belts and
Trimmings.
w. c. Ezell. county surveyor, has
been instructed by the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners to survey the Desert
road and also the one between here
and the Twelve Mile house.
The Reno robbery case ended Mon
day when the name of Harvey Black
well was stricken from the docket
and given his freedom. Ernest Dial
zell gets three months and a sl00 fine
while the Woods brothers must pay
Sl20 each.
Chris and Hans lessen are in from
the Winters mine. Though the heavy
fall of snow ut that place has delayed
work, still ii is progressing satisfae-
torily and the old mine is showing up
better values at every shot.
From all over the State comes re-
ports of arrests tor selling whiskey to F
Indians The law defining the punish
ment is at fault. The Indians should I
be made the offender. In this way /
and no other way will the traffic ever
be stopped.
Eddie Nelson met with a severe ,ac-
cident Tuesday night. He was trying
10 catch a saddle horse, and in doing so
was kicked in the left eyeby mule.
AT first il was believed that he would
lose his eye sight, but at this writ
ing, we are pleased to state, il seems
that the eye will be saved.
Many favorable comments We're
heard on the first appearance of the
Citizens band in public. Under the
direction of Prof Smith the band is
making rapid progress and will GER
tainly be credit TO the town. 1t takes
lots of hard work and patience To
round band into shape, but the
Gardnerville boys are made of the
stuff that succeeds.
viii Dressler is having some 200
acres of land ON the fat about three
miles from town, fenced in. Ii will I
be remembered that last summer Mr..
Dressler had canal constructed to
carry water to this fiat, and tits prob
able that next year will see the greater
part of this rich land under eultiva-
ton.
One day last week rubeseent head
ed galoot came into this Office, cooked
his hat over his left auricnlar appen-
dage, clothed his freckled face in a
smart aleclx smile and striking an atti-
tude in the direct line of our vision,
asked us: "Why do look like a
teamster?' Like how old is Ann, we