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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
ShiHsna6rihten.

Sem 0ort: mSieilian Prinee" bon
Neapsl; .2rOOlanb" bon Nnt'
tuerpen; yWoltfe" bon 5ambure;
ROTTERDAM" bon ROTTERDAM;
,8obic" nod MbsrpoOl; ,2aifer
WilbeIm II. mad plpmoutb,
@berbourg unb Bremen.
8enua: .Sicilia" bon Sem Dorf.
Gibraltar: y26nisin 2uiie" nod Rep
Oort.
Queenstomn:. Oceanic" BON SEEM
Sort nod 2iberpool.
@las9ow: yWforia" bon &etu gort.
Neapel: yHapolitan priuce" bon Sem
Dort.
palermo: .RepubIic" bon Stem Dor
iiber Neapel uno @enua.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

oepodeItes e@wstxefettq - sxoQsHioiss
6anep pig $20. 100; 4IGres Hem Sls.b 80; Sars
g $500; Short gIeas $500; Ranvf
S16. 30.
Geborrtes RixbfeH@ - 64txtex, rea,
Sets. l24e; a~usenisttea O93; Sxxexj. l53;
3nb8eI 1876.
S4ttaIa = tn 1ierces Il. HuaI. 9ae: Q.
DuaIttdt 9st; 8. nuaIitdt &C.
A0rfe = 0erdu@erte Dratuura Sic
Srantharter 72e; Bologna In D6rnes &, In
xS& &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Hriidbte unb 0emate.
Sra&tG

Aepfe-@uts 2o@dpfa s2.0e3.W per
6ab.
Wananen ST.. $1,000; fIetme s1-S1.5o.
Gitronen s. 30 500 per Ripe.
Dransen - $3.50 per Rifle.
Trauben 1bc bis 18c per 8orb.
gfrfGe $I.O Bis $50 per guibeI.
8irnen Tc-$1.2b per guibeI.
gFaumen - $3.50 per BuibeI.
o euaAe.
Wotbe Miben 26e pet Dutenb gun@es.
California GeIerY s6e-$l.O0 per Bun@.
Differ pIart lie per Outesb.
8raut - 76e-$l.25 per Sab.
HIumentobI $l.5o PEI Duteub.
Rorn &c per Smkenb.
Gurten -2.e per DuSeno.
SaIat SOC per 8uibeI.
geterfiIie 1be pee Outenb 8uRdes.
3uiebeIn -50c- 81 per Bulbel.
8artoffeIn zoe TIC per guibeI.
saBtartoffeIn So per Sab. $1.sb per Bus
IbsI.
Stabilize 1oc per Dutenb.
Spinat -76e per S0E
tomatoes 76e per 8uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
0etoIaAteteS Djsn.

SrH@es MinbHeH6-&eRIl3e Gtiers - 81
63;; bieftge etiere "a Sc; bisiee Stsbe,
$50 Bis bO0 Rfunb 7e; 1iefae 3ibe 40e
bis $40 Yfurh 54e 3abe $50 bB GO Rfms
sic; etier BorseruierteI &c, ettx 3tuter'
ptertet 1le Rtnb 3txtsrusertd g., Wimt
gorberpiertsI 6e. 3ub Bosherpsertd 4ie, 4att
3tnterpierteI 7c.
6rif@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie, 3tnter'
pierteI 14s, Borberutertd 81.
Srti@es e@afReii& 2duuser per Btwzh
1l}e ; e@ofe sc; e&exteI 18e; RODS as3.
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
G6mereteuS

Rotber 3Ieeiameu So .26-e.b0.
gnslii&er 4Ieeiamen $3.50.
NIipfe 8Ieeiarnen $.s00-6.6O
aIfaIfa 8Ieefamen $e.2e-9.00.
@eiber Rleefarnea $500.
@eudblter Tirtotbt 81. 80-l.e0.
Srbtndrer bis gutter Ttm,otbp $l.eo-l.75.
Sanes 2entudp gIausros S1.5o-I.5s
gIausras IN Gbaf Soc.
@nsIii&es BIausras SLAB.
Dr9arb @ras 81. 70A1.e0.
%eb Top in @baf 75c-$I.lH.
Rafer Rorn 76e-$l.0O.
araber 3uaerrobr Samen Sl.0o-l.25.
Beiber Saferiarsen 40c
Sribiabrs @erffe $1.25.
0eibes unb seIbes 8orrt 81 .00-l.25.
%eb Sob @nfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Com Seas ST.. n.
Niuet $1.20 BIS $1.85.
SribiabrssN e5en 81 40.
SetSwiebeI, ueibe, seIbe uno rotbe $3.50
pei WufheI.
Sib ; 8artoffeI, seIbe Seriet, Deruuha,
qeIbe yaniernonb unb fibIi&e Queen 8. 90 tef
Sab; rothe Naniemonb $2.75; EraFIiaxif&s
2artoHeIn, friibe 6 Do@em zoe per BuSbeI;
frahe Obio 65e per 8ufbeI; frnbe goie Soc Yet
friibe 8urbart 60c per BuibeI; frits
Qebron 45c per 8ufbeI; NltraI Nesp Dorf uhh
Nountatn 40c per 4uibel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Jfalten.
9 | m q q b T c.

81 o m, z. Sob. Wigr. Woonep.
9eneraluicar Der @r5oi6ceie Seem 0orf,
puroe beute bonn papfe in pribat=
auoisn3 empfan9en. gr tpuroe bnm
papfte bsauftraat, gr3bif&Of Jarlep
ieinen Sant su iibsrmitteln fur bic
@abe Der @raoi6ceie an bic bonn CRIB
beben 6eimgeiudten Der probin3 Go
labrien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

SnSianapsIis RaHeespreFe
UemobnI. bts gutter l0-12e; prtzac BID a..
rpdblter 14-lse ; Sanep 82&-8se, Oolhsr
Deaow 10 bts 22e, Sapa 28-82e.
SIN Badetsn:
3stoia $14.26, Zion $1t.25, Sertet yll q;
Caracas s14.a6 DiHmortby sl8 10, Ds.6
Sasa 8lasS $3.50, eIimar Saba gIens,
$14.25, Ourico SLABS.
8a6er-Donainoes 1926; eti6,udex 3 II
puIperifrter 6.07e: 33xx YuIperiRrtsx 6.ia,.
fstner sranultrter Alto; Gubes 5.22s; Gess
fectsoners' G4.s2c; Hibsepoob u 4.6fe; MO-
mtg u 4.47s; empire IA .42e; Sbsas sstss
GoIben 9 4.8,e: Gtnbfcr ertra & 4 Sa,,
&tssspoob 6 ass; ssIber 9 6:I7e; Is gel
ber 8
effs-Ral go d. EsH. Sas, s-lIss 10
0oIone.
RidIes-2400 TN Sas $40; Iaoo in Sat
SO; 1900 tn SaIbfas $500; zoo sm 8as
$3.50.
etarte-gearI, 8te, GbanYius oIot, l M
8 Sflnb Badete 8. Rom. l BIB. Be6ets,
4X-5}e.
eanbp-7G etansen seutiGt &c, o c.
Ger senniiGt &c; Banner TutR Sc: greax
Bonbons 1Oe; Rs. 2 Cream. seurii@t &C.
@etro6nete S~rl9te-HepfsI, On Der eosr.
setrodnst, &c; Sobanmesbeersx 7e tis 7ks;
&ttron 18e bts l4e; %oFaen, 9 grurux. Pc
9fanb. 7e, 8 Grcrun 73e, 4 groux TIC gso.
menfreie chs Sc, California Rt&eatel 7ks;
euItana 7ic, tupsrtirte euItaxa lie ba Ice
California apritoien Sc BIS Lee.
&eis-GaroItna. 3opf. 4t--Sk. Sa$ex 81
-6se, sebro@ener. 3-4e.
MiHe-grostI neu Sc ts 1oc; Sibers II.
NanbeIn IA; uei&i&aIise &axbsEx 16s-
Serbian RanbeIn 15e; Heanfts &c BIZ Gts,
serofete 7c BITS &c; GnsIi@e DaIxdHe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
SIN &rformmfrtf
&irb &itte rlr Dolt eiltern Mitgliebe Der faiierliden
Tanilie nntertibt.
gab idrsdGhen synen ident in ObeHa eiuise OrOnung ein3ufebren.
Ser geind &6nig Mlfonos in Berlin obue poiti6e 8eSentnng.
Ntnes idmebiides Nhnferinm. = Sas fhnfise
&Dnigspaar BON yprmegen.

ratb uno bic 3eitungsn babsn Samm-
lungen FIR Die Spfer Der Iebten Wo&e
er6fnst. gs inb 3ufu9tsorte unb
8oltstti9en er6fnes poroen.
Ser Sa9i&aben 9ebt In, bic Wiaios
men; ni&t tueniger ME 800 Gamilien
finb ruiniri. Ser Babnbertebr if tpie-
Der b~olfdnbig bergefelt.
Der @rabif9of bat einen Nppeu on
bic @6rifen seri9tet, in tuel9em er f9
f9arf gegen bic Subenbeben ausfpri9t.
Der Biirgermeiffer, ber poli3eidef uno
uno Der Sdulinipector, ale 3 &eattio=
ndre, baben ibre Stelunsen nisbsrgs=
leQt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
0ort DoaeusRaYff.

haotbp-BertGufspreiie: $40. 00-ll.oo.
Rice g~ertaufspreife: So. 00|e.o0
&eIiGtorn - gertaufsprsfe: ie rad hu
OuaIttdt. 81 bis 6Oc. gleues 40-45c.
3afT-sef@dIt $3.50; IL ben aeSra
&.50-$9.00 ter Tenne. 2euer $50,
etro5-Pretie, ie na@ BEN Crab. m ea,
len, 81. 00-S8.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
SemtihIano.
26nig MIfono.

S6nt9 " lono o.
Berlin, z. Mon. @roBe politiid
Bebeutuns uiro benz Beiu9e 26nis
N~lfonio's ni9t beieemehen. Der 96=
mig empfina teute ben &ei4stan3ler b.
Balow in aubien3 uno fpdter oas
oiplOmatiide 2Orps; oann pObnte e,
Der @sreioisuns Der Rstrutsn BEL.
Nus AnlaB bes a6nigsbeiuaes
nimmt bas Off3i6ie Organ @slesen-
6sit, bon 0suem gu bstonsn, baB
Seuti9lanb ni9ts fernsr Iiegs, als
frsunoiaaftli9e anndberunssi1 anbersr
Wd9te, bsnen frieblide Mbfi9ten gu
@runoe lisssn, bintertreibsl 3u molten.
Sas 8latt i9reibt:
.Sie feierli9e BssriBuns briidt
bic bObe Wsrtbi9dBung aus, tuel9e
Seuti8lanb benz 96nig entsessnbrin9t.
Wir fnb melt baoon enifernt, bic
freunoi&aftlide @eftaltuns bes 8er-
bdltnihes Spaniens su arloeren Rd9s
ten i9eel anauieben. Sant bes frieo-
li6en @runotrnes Der bsutiden Staats.
tunf t0nner mir iebs Mnndberung
3wii4en anoeren Wd9ten befrieoi9t
a%ufnebmsn, 10 lanse fs friebli9sn
3weden bient uno obne Spiye gssen
Seutidlanb it,"
s Il Mttentdter geaIten.
N aqbeburg, z. Sob. Die pOs
litii9e poli3ei berbuftet. gsferrt 6ier 8
Spanier. bic Dor R6nis alfOniO srs
idienen unb unsew6bnli9ss Sntereie
on ben geweaunsen oes aOniss usr-
rieiben. Die 2eute bebauptetsn fe I'd.
men ben Ecuador unb ieien auf BEN
We9e nod Berlin, no fe ftubirsn
MOLTEN.
Oeferreih.ltngarn.
6 enatio in 2Iaue NJ
bur&
BuoapeF, z. Nob. giner teIe=
9rapbii9en Weloun9 aus 2lauienburg
3ufolse, berrf@t in Der Stabt srobe
Mufre9un9 iiber cine Nfaire, w,l9e ben
6auptman1 MleR bonn bottigen g..
unaarif&en Snianteris : &ssiment be-
trift. Sn elmer Broidrrs. uslde bon
SOsialifen auf Der Strabe psrtbsilt
tuurbe. uirb Der 6aubtmann sabIrei.
der WiBbanblunset bon Soloaten
unb oes Weineios bsi9uloigt. @uf
feline angaben bin foaten Solbatsn
tussen Weuterei bonn @eri9t b~erurtbsilt
iein, has ni9t einmal bic Spra9s Der
Ingeflagten Oerfano.
Normesen.
. astHnti9 26nigs.
paar.
Gbrif q n q, z. Sob. - Sas
finftise 26nigspaar. bon Worpegen,
Bring unolprinseifn 2arl bon 9dne-
mari, tpirb am Is. ober 26. Nobember
in gbrifiana antommen. Der Yrin,
rpirb fofort mad ieinsr %anfunft ben
gib Dor benz Stortbing ablesen.
Shweoem.
Nenes M Il r | m.
Stodbplm m, z. Hob. SIM lebs
ten Womente traten nod einise Menbe=
rungen In Der Beiebuns Der Winifer-
poffsn Elm. Wie ss Jest bpm 26niae
senehmist III. fest es f& ME fOIst su.
famen:
PREMIER uffi3.M inifter, W. Staaf;
Winifer fir a~ustpdrtige Mn~gele9enbei:
ten, R. SroQe; Rrie9ssU tinifer. SberF
8. .. Sinsttsn; Ginan3-W initsr, ID.
s. 6. Bieiert;lM arine.W inifer, &sar.
abmiral 6ionsr; Minifsr fur gr3ie.
bun9sweien, Griotiuf Berg; Minifs,
beg Snnern. W. S&Otte; Aderbau'
Winifsr. @oeifs 8amm; Winife,
obne portefeuiue, Or. Sabib Berg
frosu, Or. 6eqnur:sunb Or. Warts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
0etSetoe.

asbeS go. 3 retber e., auf sr1,
fen. ssc bon RabIem; go. 8 -Dtser "a,
Nopember csc; Basearpepex &c
2oru (neaes) - 70. l metz 49,: 20. Q
uets 4se; SO. 8 weib 4se: 70. 4 uesk,
4e; Ho. Q wetb seuri9t 40 nD. .
metb semif&t Acc; go. ( wstt eemtfet
462e; Np. Q seIb 50:; 30 8 gets 30 !,
sao. 4 seb 47e; SO. 3 seusitGt 49,;
80. 8 aemii&t ACC; go. 4 ssmsiat 46 ;
3oIben 47e.
eafer- go. 2 ue4Ser 80}e; 70. 0 rstta
3s4e; Ro. 2 eeHif9tsr as;; 20. 8 stxt4ht
283c.
3eu 80. / aiinott1 80 75: 70.
2, 50 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
Oefferrei9- l1ngarn.
Nbs
qeprbueteu.

Wien, z. Sob. Sn Der unaari=
i6sn Orti9aft Maria : S6ere fopel
srsianste fi@ neuli9 auf Ofener Strabe
elm Muro, Der fat in allen gin3elbeiten
lebbaft on bic WorbaHaire %erinnert, In
pel6er Der ~geueiene unsarii9e &eiass
taqsabgeorbnete paul gremits Dor
einigen Sabren I'm bas 2sbsn gefoms
men lit. Der our libsralsn partei se=
bDrise &eidstagsabgsoronsts Mobotai
Milan MilOiauiieuies muroe Don benz
Baes- Nlmafer @inmobner Mi9ael uls
rib attadirt uno nit einem e~iiernen
Stode bur9 Siebe auf ben 2opf ses
tOotet. Der S9doel beg unglidli9en
tpuroe bu9fdbli9 5ertriimmert.
Der in Seslsituns bss abae Orbnsten
geueisne &eoattsur zines bortigen
glattes, Seinri@ Braun, bsriu9te,
ben Wiitbenoen 3uriidsubnlte1 uno ben
Mngrif ab3uwebren, ruroe iebo9
ebsnfaas on Der 6ano uno am Mrr
bur9 StOdbiebe f9usr berlsbt. Der
W6roer begab f9 nod poIlbrn9ter
6bat our Staatsanmaltfaaft unb
wuroe in .Saft 9enommen. @r be.
bauptete, baB Der @rmotoete i'm an
ben 8ettelffab bradte.
Canada.
3ugr or 8.
81. Sobns, q. g.. z. Sob,
Der pofoampfer 8irsinien fam beute
bonn nbroliasn Labrador bier On uno
bradte Sames &i9arbs unb pete,
Stspens. Witsliebsr Der Sinon=W al.
lace Expedition nit. tpel9e 2abrabor
~auftldren wonte. sic perlieBen WaI.
lace uno gafon i'm Seftsmber inn mil.
beffen $beile bon 2abraoor. Mls bic
2ebensmittel tnapp purben, entI1loi.
len f9 &i9arbs uno Gtebens einen
8eriua 3a MAIDEN, bic garibou-@ egenb
3a errei&en, mas ibner aud sslans.
Bon Der Expedition Srau 6ubbarb's,
Die i'm leBten SUM- aufbra9, bate
Der 9ampfer feline Na9ri9ten. Man
befhr9et, oaB beios gypeoitionsr 3u
@runoe geeanssn feien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08
00te.

gnsroB , BeriaufsYreHs Srxpotttsts
e&ueberfdie 8oe per RhsxS stx4etmf1e.
e&weperfdie l7e. Eiseonfn Grean 8 &a
Is, Stem Dori Gbenbors. Ice, etRbetmt
f4er 2tu,burger 16c. Bird Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-08

Gambler b:acbIex foIsexoe tsretie:
Butter - Country. lac. 0reentsrS %
eIgtx 24e
e;sr-22e per DuteHb.
0ibner s.. Ndbxe 8. EurfepBEl0-l2e.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

Peter Thompson was over from
Sheridan this week.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
CHARGED WITH
KILLING HORSES

Last Tuesday, Fritz Dressler Depu.
ty Sheriff, swore TO complaint charg-
ing Henry Nehaus and Louis Dietrick
with killing three horses belonging
to an Indian. The Indian claims that
the three horses were grazing near
Long Valley ranch, and that the men
drove the animals to the Kelley ranch,
on the Carson river, and killed and
fed them to the hogs. The papers
were served on the accused men by
Deputy Sheriff Dressler last Tuesday
and they aere arranged before Judge
Ezell, who released them on bail
with bonds fil ed at 5000. They will
be given a preliminary hearing Satur.
day. The men were in the employ of
Fritz Elges ON the Kelley ranch and
last Saturday he gave instructions to
have the animals killed which he
claims were his property. The In.
dian contends it was his horses that
were killed and thus caused the ar.
rest of the men.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
Christmas Observed

The Christmas exercises held at the
Methodist church in Gardnerville Sat
urday evening were delightful i'll every
respect and especially appropriate for
the occasion. Songs and recitations
bearing on incidents connected with the
birth of Christ were fittingly rendered
by different members of the church
and Sunday school
At the conclusion of these exercises,
Santa Claus arrived from Toyland
with full pack of presents which he
generously dispensed among old and
young. The tree was beautifully de-
corated and added much to the oc-
casion.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
Will be Taken TO San Francisco

Capt. w. II. Foley, who for some
time past has been in an almost help
less condition because of blind
ness resulting from cataracts, will
leave shortly for San Francisco
where he will seek medical aid for
the distressing malady. Because of
his extreme age and his long enforced
idleness the Captain is now reduced
to very destitute circumstances, but
kind friends have contributed liber-
ally to fund which was raised for his
benefit by petition and if medical
science and careful nursing can ac-
complish anything the old man will
shortly regain his health
While in San Francisco he will be
under the care of DR.. Cornwall, a no.
ted optician, and in the opinion of a
local doctor he can be permanently
cured
Mr. Foley is we'll and favorably
known in this Valley and in the ad-
joining Valleys having pursued the oc-
cupation of builder for a number of
years He was at one time the Re-
publican candidate for assemblyman
from this county.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
BIG MINING DEHL
IS CONSUMHTED

Capt. Peter Curtz came down from
Loope Tuesday to make final arrange
ments for the sale of the Hercules
group of claims, situated in Alpine
county. The properties passed into
the hands of the California Alpine
Mining Company, a corporation of
we'll known miningl men with an
abundance of capital.
Mr. Gurtz will still retain the man.
agement of the eompany's interest at
Loope and he Is preparing to do a large
amount of development work ON tho
properties during the coming year
More men are being employed daily
and i'll spite of the inclemnet weather
the work is being rapidly pushed for
ward. An enormous quantity of ore is
being mined out and piled on the dump
preparatory for shipment which will
be made as soon as the V and T. ex-
tension is completed to Gardnerville.
Work ON tie electric plant will
commence as soon as a few sundry de-
tails are settled and with the coming
of Spring the hum and buzz of in
dustry will chime in pleasant harmony
to the gladstone song of the bird and
the dull roar of the forest.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
MARRIED ON
CHRISTMAS DAY

Miss jamie E. Campbell, of New
York, and DIR. H, A. Paradise of Genoa.
were quietly married in the parlors of
the Raycraft hotel in Genoa ON Christ
mas day, the ceremony being perform
ed by Justice Taylor.
The marriage was the happy cul-
mination of a delightful romance
which began several years ago while
the doctor was a student at a New
York medical college. The bride is
a beautiful and accomplished young
lady and her husband is to be con-
graduated ON having gained such a
prize. DR.. Paradise has been pract-
Using medicine in this county for
several years and has attained con-
siderable success in his chosen profess
sion. The newly welded couple will
make their future home in Genoa and
they have the sincere wishes of a host
of friends for long and happy mar
ried life.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29

V. I. McDaniels, business man of
Aurora arrived i'll town the first of
the week and remained in town a few
days. From Mr. McDaniels our re-
porter gathers few items concerning
the once famous camp.
Sk Sixty men are i'll the camp, thirty of
whom are i'll the employ of J. S. Cain
q Company of Bodie There are a
number of leasers and prospectors do
ing considerable work on private hold
ings Matty and Clayton are working
on a lease they bought from Nc
Daniles and have so far made very
good showing. This is considered
to be good piece of ground Hansen
Bros. have three-foot ledge of $50
rock. They are working on a lease
ON the Live Yankee. This claim is
owned by J. Kaine q Company of
Bodie Considerable business act
ivity is looked for in the Spring, the
snow and cold weather being draw
back at the present time Al. Taylor,
the Lundy hotel keeper, paid the
camp "A visit not long ago and was
much pleased with theoutlook. so much
so that he has decided to open up a
butcher shop and lodging house
There are a number of families in the
town and Mr. Clayton, one of the
leasers, will move his family down
from Bodie as soon rs he can find
comfortable quarters. A post office
will be established on January 1st,
which in all does not speak bad for the
place. 1t is already connected by
telephone-Chronicle- Union.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-12-29
VaIhalIa Has a Wild Cat.

James Murphy of the Valhalla sa.
loon has small wildcat on exhibition
which he purchased from an Indian.
The little animal is extremely vicious
and resents very DECIDEDLY all intru-
ions upon the privacy of his cap
tivity.
He was captured by the Indian in a
rather novel manner and one fraught
with considerable danger His captor
says that he succeeded with the aid
of his dog in freeing the animal and
then climbing up in the tree succeeded
i'll placing wire around the cat S
neck and in that manner brought him
to the ground and placed him in a
hastily improvised cage in which he
ater brought him to town, where on
being placed on exhib bition he was very
Don the eynosure of all eyes
Peter Thompson was over from
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Work Being Rushed

The contractors on the extension of
the Virginia and Truckee railroad
are working full handed. The COM
pletion of their contract is only
fews weeks i'll the near future. In the
meantime General Manager Yering-
ton is using every effort to facilitate
the delivery of rails. The supply is
now increasing and it will he but a
few weeks before all the heavy steel
for the main line will be delivered
and replace the old rail which will he
used on the extension.
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Sold His Interests.

Jesse Christensen has sold his
interest i'll the Jolly Boy
group, Midnight, Y L and Mexican
group to 7. L. Oddie. The sale in
cludes the spring and millsite. De-
velopment work is being done on the
above claims, near Beatty. Many good
properties are located in the Indian
Spring country, where big assays i'll
gold are obtained --Bullfrog Miner
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A Pleasant Time.

A most delightful evening was spent
at the NJ Jacobsen home "Wednesday
evening by large evowd of young
people from Gardnerville and vicini
ty. Playing games. singing and feast
ing was the order of the evening, with
just enough conversation sandwiched
in to render anything like monotony
impossible. The fun lasted until mid
night when the guests departed for
their respective homes concious sonly
of an evening which passed all too ra-
pidly.
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Dove FOrsakes Them.

The dove of peace which has hover
ed over the connubial existence of
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, (Indians) was
obliged to go out in the back yard
for short time Wednesday, owing
to little disturbance which arose
between the couple while vending
their way along tn county road above
Gardnerville, We were unable to
learn the exact nature of the bone of
contention over which they struggled,
but the wrangling very soon took on
the appearance of prize fight in
which the female combatant stood
about as much chance as Fitzsimmons
did in his recent bout with O'Brien,
but like the speckeled gladiator she
was game clear through and il was
only after she had bit the dust half
dozen times that she finally succumb-
ed to the superior weight and strength
of her dusky spouse. We have it
on good authority that she has now
decided to remain silent on any differ
ence of opinion she may hold with
Mr. Johnson and that the dove of peace
has returned from his temporary ro-
fuge in the wood pile and has again
taken up his former station.
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LOOKING BHCKWYRD.
YVZl SEEING HHEYD

With the advent of each New Yea
all of us instinctiyely glanca retros
peetirely oyer the year just p ssed an.
when something has been accomplish.
.,s1 dnring tbe year, that som in.
II ms a rflH, pro in ntly pietrr 4 in
our minds y. n-s.spap r, stand
j.. ing as it should for progress and for
pnbhe good, naturally points with
pride to what ii has accomplished dur
ing the year and is generally disposed
Ia be somewhat reticent regarding its
mistakes. However, when a news
naper feels that it has been augmented
in every instance, where a mistake has
occurred, by spirit of just and fair
dealing, then its mistakes can hardly
be considered instances of poor policy.
bnt rather cases of where statements
of the truth have not exactly been
in harmony with the feelings an
sentiments of certain of the public.
The Record Courier is no exception
to the general rule of individuals
We take pride in what we have accom-
plished during the year 1908, but W
admit that number of mistakes hays
been made which have resulted IN
losses to ourselves, yet we believe,
that in general our policy has been for
the best interests of the people Of
Douglas county and though we may
have suffered for certain principles
advocated or other individuals may
have suffered, as long as the public vel
fare has been promoted thereby, we
can take pride in believing that our
mission in life is being fulfilled.
The present owners of the Record
Courier assumed charge OF the plant
triae over a year ago. Along with the
plant was ASSUMED, also, large debt
under which we will be obliged to Ia
bor for good many years handl-
AIMED thus, we have not been able
to accomplish great deal that we
determined to do at the outset but
in spite of everything We still believe
that our debut in the field Of journal
i'm has not been entirely barren Of re-
suits. During the year We have added
a number of needed improvements TO
the equipment Of the Office and at the
same time kept our credit good For
this we thank the people of Douglas