The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

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Taylor Of Mutt-ville. has accepted
position in the Ward Bros barber
shop At this place
The county commissioners viii hold
their regular quarterly meeting. Tues
day, january 2ud All parties having
claims against the county should file
same with the county clerk before
that date.
Lawrence and sofena Jacobsen cx-
pect To leave for a trip to San Fran
cisco and other bay cities on January
18th. They will be away for some |
time.
NJ. A. Downey, the Carson Furniture I
Man, is showing large assortment /
of enameled iron bedsteads and T
elegant furniture at the lowest prices.
When in Carson drop in and see him.
The meals served by Mrs. j. Stew
ard at the Fredericksburg p. o. are
appetizing to even a dyspeptie Give
her a call and be convinced.
Ticket No a wins the beautiful
doll given away by ". IL. Tucke, the
Sheridan merchant. The holder of
the lucky number will be presented
with the prize
The Yerington Times is authority
for the statement that arrangements
have been made with the South
ern Pacific Co for the landing of
freight consigned for Bodie at Wa
buska The paper also states that sta
tions will besereeted ON the road lead
ing to Bodie for the accommodation
of the teamsters
There will he a social dance in
Sheridan tonight in Tueke's hall,
which we would advise all lovers of
pleasure TO attend as the people of the
west side have well earned reputat-
ION for hospitality and goodwill. Re
freshment- will be served and a NOM
inal charge vii be made to cover the
costs of the merry making.
Several Carson Valley ranchers who /
spent today in Carson City, expressed /
themselves as greatly pleased with
the outlook for water supply for
next season. They stated to the News
that while the precipitation thus far
this season has been somewhat below
the average the snow is..so well drifted
and so hard frozen that it will not
melt until late in the season and thus
aft ford a good supply of water when il
is most needed even if the precipita
tion is light for the balance of the
season News.
w. c. Ezell, editor of the Record
Courier, who has not been in good
health for several months, departed
yesterday for California where he will
remain for some time in the hope that
he can again regain his health Mr.
Ezell spent last fall in Oregon and
Washington and while there enjoyed
fairly good health but ON returning
home a little over month ago he was
again taken i'll and acting upon the
advice of his physician he now leaves
for California and will probably take
i up his residence in Pasadena where
the climate j. delightful at all times
and especially suited for invalids
suffering with nervous arrangements.
+ During the absence of the editor his