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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-11-10
Will Hang Next
Friday.

Next Friday is the date set for the
execution of Gorman, Sevener, Will
Jams and Roberts, who murdered Jack
Weleh on a boxcar near Winnemuc-
ca several years ago. An effort is
being made 10 save the neck of Rob-
erts, the youngest of the four 1t is
claimed that at the time the murder
was committed, Roberts was young
igronant lad, unable to read or write,
and was lead on by the other notorious
members of the gang. rhe Humboldt
officials are strenously opposing the
pardon of Roberts
The Board of Pardons will hold a
meeting at Carson this afternoon and
consider the pardon. It is very dsubt-
ful if they interfere with the sentence
that has been imposed upon these
guilty men, but will let the wheels OF
justice grind out the penalty of death.
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Anzu1i in Serious Trouble.

Kate Thran, through her attorney,
o. II. Mack, commenced suit last
saturday against Mike Anzini, who
she alleges promised on August 8 to
marry her by November 1 and then
forgot his promise and went away,
says the Reno journal.
anzini was detained by Sheriff Fer
rel Friday night on a telegram from
the sheriff of Douglas county, in
structing the authorities here to
catch Anzini as he wss going through
Reno from Virginia City. It was stat
ed that he was wanted to answer to
the charge of seduction.
Later, however, brought word from
the sheriff Of Douglas county author
izing Ferrell to release the man.
This was done, and Anzini is report
ed to have gone Immediately to the
bank and switched his funds so as to
be out of the reach of an attachment.
This was accomplished none to soon
for Anzini's financial peace of mind
because Attorney o. II. Mack filed his
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MASONIC IS
SHIPPING ORE

The first shipment of ore from tie
Pittsburg mine in Masonic, the new
mining district of Mono county,
passed through Gardnerville last Sun
day in the charge of Chas. .Sehuman.
The shipment consisted of seven tons
of average ore and was not picked
samples,
Every thing indicates that Masonic
is permanent mining camp. A
town of few hundred inhabitants has
sprung .up and is growing daily.
Dwelling houses are being construct
ed as fast as material can be received.
Several hotels and stores are under
way. Over one hundred men are en-
ployed in the mines in that district,
according to reports.
Editor Montrose and sister, Myrtle,
having explicit faith in the quito ONE
of the camp, have purchased news
paper plant and Wednesday, publish
ed the first issue of Ithe Masonic
Pioneer, a weekly publication which
will devote its columns to the mining
interests of that district and old Mono
in general.
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the Alpine officials of the crime
Badaraceo was cut on cash bail at
the time of the killing, having at
tempted to take the life of relative in
Amador county. This charge will be
brought against him at the expiration
of his present sentence, provided he
is not adiudged insane before that
time
The sentence imposed met the gen
eral approval of the Alpine people,
all things being considered He had
the services of one of the best attorn-
eys on the coast and there is a possi-
bility the jury list would have been
exhausted, causing complicated
state of affairs. There was also a
doubt in the minds of the proseeut-
ing attorneys of being able to secure
a verdict of murder, owing to the
strong testimony that could be intro
duced regarding. the mental condition
of the accused man.
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Auction Sale at Bernine'S Ranch.

Mrs. Elizabeth Berning has decided
to sell her farming implements at a
pubic auction, which will be held at
the ranch on Tuesday, November 18th
at ten O'clock This sale is brought
about by the fact that Mrs. Berning
has recently built n residence in Gard.
nerville and will in the future live in
town. These implements are all in
first-class order and you will miss a
good chance TO avail yourself of some
Of these useful articles if you fail to
attend. Don't forget the day OF the
sale, Nov. II. Following is a list of
the implements:
One Grindstone, / Moving Machine,
! Single Plow, Furrow Plow, | New
York Champion Rake, 1 Harrow,
Cultivator ] Potato rlow, / Victor
Seale, - Mich Cows, Head stock
Cattle, Breaking rlow.
Mrs. p. Curtz and Mrs. kingsbury
of Ioope. were visitors To Gardner
vile this week.
Loope is probably the smallest
hamlet in California and il is safe to
say that the tired and hungry traveller
is extended more hospitality and made
to feel more at home by the family of
Peter curtz than any other place with
in the borders of the Golden State.
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BADARACCO
GETS TEN YEARS
pleaded Guilty to Manslaugbter and Receives
the Extreme Limit OF the California
LaqU.

Last Thursday, Antoine Badaraeeo,
who murdered John Pandola near
Kirkwood's, in Alpine county last
august, pleaded guilty to man
slaughter and was sentenced by
Judge Toward to segve ten years in
the San Quentin prison. The SEN
tenee is the extreme limit that could
be imposed for this charge, under the
laws Of California
Sheriff Grover took the prisoner to
San Quentin last Wednesday.
The crime which was committed by
Badaracco is still fresh in the memory
of the people. He quarreled with
Pandola over horse race and waited
his opportunity and shot his victim
from ambush, killing him instantly
The murder was witnessed by a young
lad named Roughner Badaraceo
endeavored to bribe the boy with the
offer of money. At the. first chance
Roughner stole away and informed
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suit for damages and petitioned the
district couIt for a writ of attachment
against such property as Anzini might
be possessed of.
But Anzini beat him to the bank,
and there are now no visible funds on
which to levy. Anzini claims that the
money belonging to him. formerly on
deposit in a local bank, was withdrawn
some days ago and sent to a relative
in Italy. The money on his person
when he cam to Reno was given t.
friend for safe keeping.
Attorney Mack declares he will
press his suit against Anzini, not
alone in the seduction charge but OF
the other criminal complaint as we'll.
lie says he will try ito have Anzini
punished for having tried, the at
torney alleges, to escape the country
and defrand his creditors.
Pike & Jones have been retained by
Anzini to take care OF his case and
deny emphatically that he was trying
to leave the country.
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RICH ORE FROM
PINE NUT HILLS

Benny Martin, who has been min
ing in Pine Nut for the past quarter of
a century came in yesterday with an
unusual rich lot of specimens says
the arson Appeal he ore created
considerable excitement as its values
would run into the thousands of
dollars provided ton could be
gathered into sacks, and there is al
ways a chance of uneovering such a
vein.
Benny has been mining on his claim
since the days when Zirn struck il
rich and has made a fortune out OF
his holdings, which are just south OF
the Zirn property. He brings in a
bunch of amalgam about ever so often,
the result of the mortor and pan, his
only quartzmill. He has simply fol-
lowed rich stringer down some
seventy five feet. and drifted on it.
The small way of mining has satisfied
him and the cash has gone into the
home bank of France.
such oae as he exhibited here yes
terday would start stampede in any
other section of the state. There is
gold in Pine Nut, and plenty of it if
the prospectors will get busy.
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ACtIDENTLY SHOT

Joe Schulz accidently shot himself
with single barrel shotgun last Fri
day forenoon in Pinenut, where he and
his brother We're after load of wood.
His brother was driving the team
and Joe was standing up in the rear
of the wagon with the hope of getting
shot at rabbit When the shot was
discharged the driver paid very little
attention to it, thinking that Joe had
shot at some small game. After going
some yards he looked around and was
Mortified to see his brother wounded
and lying in the bottom of the wagon.
We were unable to ascertain howthe
gun was discharged, but by the story
of the brother who was driving, the
i iured man lost his balance and in an
effort to save himself from fall,
the hammer caught on the side of the
wagon, discharsing the gun. The
shot made painful wound on the
right led near the hip and badly shat
tered the fingers of the left hand
He was brought TO Gardnerville i'm
mediately after the accident and his
wounds dressed by a physician He
was suffering much pain and at his re-
quest was taken to hir home near the
Indian School. Ii was found neees-
sary to amputate two fingers by the
attending physicians.
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DOin9S at WOOdfOrdS

T. P. Hawkins has moved his fami-
ly to Genoa for the winter.
Louis Chambers and Mat Koenig,
returned Monday from their trip to
the southern mining country.
Sheriff Grover took A. Badaracco to
san Quentin Wednesday, He was ac-
companied by Judge Howard as far as
Carson.
A movement is being started to es-
tablish parlor, in Alpine, of the Nat
i've Sons of the Golden West, and all
Native Sons now residing in Douglas
or Ormsby county will be asked TO
join.
A meeting of the respondents in the
water case of Anderson ct. al. v. s.
Bassman, ct. al was held here We'd
nesday.
ARGUS
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the State.
School and County Taxes for the fiscal
year 1905. are now due and payable AT the
Office OF The County Treasurer, at the
Court House. at Genoa, Douglas County.
Nevada. The first installment and poll
taxes must be paid on or before the first
Monday in December, 1908. The second
installment must be paid on or before
the first Monday in June 1906.
II the first payment be not made on or
before the first Monday in December,
1905, the whole of said Taxes becomes de
linquent, and ten per cent will be added
to the amount thereof.
Dated mt Genoa, Nevada November lst,
1905.
He. JEPSEN,
Treasurer of Douglas County Nevada.
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Valley SPRINGS.

Arrivals and departures of the Wal
ley Hot Springs for the week:
Mr.. McKinsey, Bodie; Chas. Hall,
;. f.; w. Brown, Tonopah; w. S. Hin
nan, Goldfield; Chas. Watson, Beatty !;
Miss Chrysler and brother, Carson;
W. Buchanan, Tonopah; Mrs. J. Fapr,
Goldfield; NJ. j. Garalett, Tonopah;
j. Vannon, Fallon, Mrs. Alpin, Gold
fed.
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Roll of Honor.

Roll Of Honor for the Gardnerville
Public Schools, for the month ending
October 6, 1908.
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Public schools, for the month ending
October g, 1905.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Number of pupils enrolled, AZ
FIRST GRADE
Agnes Jensen.
Florence Heitman, Ellie Gmelli,
Lavina Dudley, Gustava Lundergreen
SECOND GRADE
Arlie lessen Antoine Clock
Walter Hougner Aletha Nelson.
Gladys Dangberg, Clarence Goaicke,
Frances Jones Sadie Brown.
Clara kruse.
THIRD GRADE.
Bessie Audrain Evelyn Audrain
freddy Christensen Clarence Hellwinkel
fine Jespersen Eddie Lampe
Arendt Jensen, Aaron Goldstein,
Ernest Clock. Henry Godecks,
Eddie Lundergreen, Minnie Jesperson,
MABEI. w. RIrcHFoRD, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
Number enrolled "a.
FOURTH GRADE.
Lenora Jessen Carroll Hougner
edwin MILLER, Martina Christensen
Charley Brown.
FIFTH GRADE
Freddy Ilellwinkel Platchek Harris
Willie Lampe Hans Jensen.
Josephine Clock, James Audrain.
SIXTH GRADE
pauiena Jepsen, Simon Krummes
emma krummes, Oscar Lnndergreen.
Vivian Wyatt, Robert Donovan.
ENENrH GRADE.
Robert lIougner Cora Christensen
Katie Andersen. Sadie Krummes
Alfred Lundergreen. Amelia Larson,
John Brown.
JAMIE L. Mills, Teacher.
mon SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Number enrolled, Is.
EIGHTH GRADE
Margaret Brown, Ingeman Jensen.
Lillian Hoffman, Clara Jacobsen,
NINTH GRADE.
Mary Hellwinkel Jessie Goldstein,
Matilda Jepsen.
TENTH GRADE.
Frieda Lampe Josephine Hellwinkel,
Emma Henningsen, Inlda Diericks.
ELEVENTH GRADE.
Sofena Jepsen.
p. c. CULLEN, Principal.
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Treasurer of Douglas County Nevada.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-09
Notice of Special Stockholders
Meeting

To THE STOCKHOLDERS oP THE ROYAL GoRax
Coal AND FIRE CLAY COMPANY:
You are hereby notified that special meet
ing of the stockholders of the Royal Gorge Coal
and Fire Clay Company will be held 1t the
street, in the City of Canon City, County of
Fremont and State of Colorado, on Saturday,
the Ilth day of March A d. 1905. at O'Clock p.
m Of said day for the purpose of considering
and acting on the following matters, to-wit:
FIRST. To consider, act upon and authorize
an increase of the Capital Stock of the Com
pany from 5000 shares of one dollar each to
$50, 600 shares Of stock of the par value of one
dollar each, or an increase of such other
meeting.
SECOND. To authorize the increased issue of
said stock to be placed in the treas ury of the
Company and through its directors sold and
Company in such manner for such price and on
such terms as shall be determined upon and
authorized by the Board of Directors
THIRD. The said stock to be either preferred
dividend basis in such manner and amount
shall be determined by said stockholders
meeting.
FouxrH- To ratify and confirm the guarantee
heretofore made for the Company by the Board
of Directors relating to guaranteed dividends
on certain eroAsuss stock of the Company nov
outstanding. and to authorize the directors to
issue additional stock to the holders of the
said treasury stock 50 as TO place the holders
thereof on an equal bssis with the parties to
whom the additional stock, to be authorized as
said meeting. shall hereafter be disposed of.
FIFTH To transac, such other business relat-
ing TO the business and affairs of the Company
as may be brought before the meeting.
By o-der of the Bosrd of Directors.
tsKsLl E. e. BKrrrs. President
Attest: Lorrs J. woop. Secretary.
Dated Canon City. Colorado, FebEusTy7 :, 1905
FIRST publication February 9, 1905.
Last publication March g. 1905.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-09
Administrative Notice.

Estate of Albert G. Agard, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed Ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Albert G. Agard.
late of the County of Fremont, in the State of
Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice that
she will appear before the County Court of said
Fremont County. at the Court House in Canon
City, in said County, at the March term. 1905.
on the last Monday in March next, zt which
time all person. having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose of having the same adjusted All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated at Canon City, Colo. this soth day o,
January A ID. 1905
EMMA J. AGARD. Administrative.
First publication February 8. Isn-
Last publication March ?, 1905.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-09
CANON CITY BOY
WRITES FROM CHILL.
Clyde Davis on U. S. Flag Ship
New York Writes Letter For
Record Readers.


Valparaiso. Chill. U. S. Flagship New
York. December Is. 1904.
Editor OF THE RECORD As ] have n
day of and plenty Of spare time / will
write few lines.
! We arrived here safe and sound De-
cember 81 and moored ship. viii stay
here until the Chicago meets US, which
will be about the first of the year. The
Newark is coming around to Valparaiso
to meet the Chicago. She belongs to
the South Atlantic feet. Then she will
go on around to New York with US
We went to the Galapagos Islands and
stayed there two days and then came
directly here. They are going TO build
q coal station there. There vas nobody
living where we were These islands
lie on the equator.
All the sailors that had never been
over the equator before were initiated
by the ones that had been across and all
hands received a certificate to show
that they had crossed the equator. !
received one.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-09
Notice for Publication.

stSrs corsrS 1f or e Pasaosp' County 'es Court.
William $. Foster. plaintiff.
George @. Kellogg. defendant
The people Of the State of Colorado,
To George @. Kellogg. the defendant above
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above nan ed
plaintiff in the County Court of Fremont
County, State of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, IL served within this county; or,
IL served out of this county, or by publication.
within thirty days after the service hereof, eI-
elusive of the day of service; or Judgment BY
default will be taken against you according to
the prayer OF the complaint And II . copy of
the complaint in the sbove-entitied action be
hereof be made out of this STATE, then ten days
additional to the time hereinbefore specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed be-
fore the taking of Judgment by default as
The said action is brought to recover iudg-
mcnt in favor of the said plaintiff and against
and labor dene and material furnished by the
said plaintiff. to the said defendant, under and
by virtue of express written contract. for the
pasa. ~ ons sosesher With the sssrson 81
Of May A. D. 1904. until paid. and for costs Of
en,. ssi in said asieu to sheR inference is
here made: . copy of which is hereto attached.
And you are notified that II you fail to ap-
s. and to ,ss @ mi ni.,n, sS1a SIN 4
in cases Of default By he defendant
Given under s.na sr AND the ,s sd q .sd
this sixteenth day of january A. D. lsoe
lsRALl JAMES l. Coornn
County Judge and ,;. Acting 90 County s,S,,s G,:rk
Fret publication February 9. 1905
Last pu blicasicn March Q, lsoh.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-09
The Progress C1ub.

The Progress club held its third social
meeting of the year with Mrs Stewart
a; Mrs. Nelson's residence on Macon
avenue. last Friday evening, Miss Dale,
Miss Mcdonald, Mrs Stewart, Mrs.
Dodd and Miss McClelland being the
committee in charge.
1t was decidedly musical evening.
Each one had been requested, previous
ly, to come prepared to represent some
well known song which resulted in
various and amusing costumes and
puzzling approximations. Each mem
ber was given very dainty little book
in the club colors with hand painted
design in clover blossoms, the club
flower, on the cover.
After the different songs. which were
represented, had been guessed each
one was asked to sing verse of her
own song. Some Humanophone selec-
tions were then given, led by Miss
Mcdonald, to the delight of all. Mrs
Dodd had prepared some japanese
proverbs which were found to be de-
cidedly mixed up. The members then
had their knowledge of musical terms
and expressions given a test by being
asked to guess the meaning OF num-
Der OF objects and pictures.
In one Of the rooms q perfect net
work OF strings was found twisted to
gether most carefully All were mysti-
fled as to what they could mean until
the threads were unwound and AT the
end of each was found very satisfying
and acceptable box OF lunch which was
com pleted by the addition Of coffee
and eagerly devoured. An exhibition
of magic photography, in charge of
Mrs Stewart. closed the evening which
was one long to be remembered.
The regular meeting OF the Progress
club held last Saturday afternoon with
the Misses Garwood in South Canon
was one of more than usual interest.
Response to roll call Was with the
name of one branch of Japanese art.
the whole meeting being given up to
the study of Japanese art. Miss At
water gave paper on Japanese Wood
Engraving, and Miss Mcdonald a very
carefully prepared paper on Japanese
Painting. A paper on japanese
Enamels prepared by Miss Woods was
read by Miss Britt.
Mrs Stewart led the Quiz. In re-
sponse to her name, which was on the
program for music, Miss Gsrwood
was dressed in charming japanese
costume, who sang very sweetly pretty
Japanese song, accompanied by her
mother. After the club had sung the
Japanese national song they were
served. very daintily, with tea and
waters by Ruth Smith and little Alice
White also in Japanese costume.
The next meeting will be held with
Miss Hall on River street.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-09
Administrators Notice.

Estate of s. 2. Clair. deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed sd-
mipistrator of the estate of s F. Clair, late Of
the County of Fremont in the State of Colo
rAdo. deceased hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the County Court of said Ere
mont County at the Court House in Canon
CITY. in said County. At the December Term,
1894. on the last Monday in February next,
being February e, 1905, Al which time all per-
sons having claims against said estate are
notified and REQ uested to attend for the pur-
pose of having the same adjusted All persons
indebted to said estate requested TO make
immediate pay ment to the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado. this i7th day
of January A d 1906 n. C. CRAVEN,
Administrator.
First pu blication January ie. 1906.
Last publication February Q. 1875.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-09

Valparaiso is quite city. 1t has
about 2Oo. 600 inhabitants. There are
some nice people here, but they do not
understand English very well Every
thing seems to be right up to date in
fashions. One dollar OF our money is
worth three dollars OF theirs; in gold
you get three for one also. Prices are
higher here than they are in the States.
There are two Chilean men-of-war
here and one German man-of-wsr
The Chileans have a fine navy, what
there is Of 1t. Their ships are of
French and English build and they look
like our ships. They ARE good marks
men and they have all the latest guns.
They say there viii be no men trans
ferred to the Chicago; If not, ! shall
90 on TO New York. 1t is summer
down here, just cool and nice. We
will go from here to Sandy Point. l425
knots from here. They say the lem
perature there averages degrees
above zero the year around; We will
feel pretty cool down there. We had
a fine Christmas dinner today. We
all did It justice. Respectfully.
CLYDE DAVIS.
The letter, which was mailed Christ-
mas day. did not reach Canon till Sun
day. February 3.
Merl Wilson, son of A. E. Wilson. is
with the same ship.
Clyde sends us the bill Of fare for his
Christmas dinner, which is given below
/, would Indicate that the boys are fed
pretty we'll:
Menu
Vegetable
Relishes
Olives Hsdishes
Pickles Green Onion,
Roast
Turkey with stufiins
&oranbsrry sauoe
Vegetables
Green Peas Sweet Corn
Lettuoes
stpwberrtes Figs
Ice cream Assorted Cakes
Assorted Jams
Rairins Mixsd Nuts Cocoa
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-09
DEATHS
Esscr.

ESSef.
Mrs. Anna Marie Esser, wife of Sher-
iff Joseph Esser, died at the family
home, 403 College avenue. at O'Clock
last Saturday morning of pneumonia,
after an illness of a little more than a
weeks duration.
Deceased was born in Germany, Au-
gust 9th, 1885, consequently was 3S
years, 5 months and 26 days of age.
She came to America with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Barthe, when a
young girl and settled in Chicago, and
she resided there until her marriage to
Mr.. Esser, April Bird, 1894.
1t was during visit to Canon City
that Miss Barthe met her future hus-
band. She was a most estimable lady
and her demise will be deplored by a
wide circle of friends and acquaint-
ances.
She was taken ill with a chill about
ten days ago. which soon developed in
to pneumonia. She leaves a husband
and four children, three girls and one
boy, as we'll as many friends, to mourn
her untimely end.
The funeral was held at St. Michaefs s
Catholic church ut 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning, followed by interment at
Lakeside cemetery