The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-05-05

The Gardnerville freight team wa'
stalled for two days i'm Carson
this week.on account.of the. storm.
F.B. Stewart and w. w. Wyatt
two prominent farmers of Fredericks
burg, were visitors this week.
Mrs. James Niehol, of Mason val
lev is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John J. Pardee at the parsonage.
Peter Krummes wishes to announce
that he is prepared to do all kinds OF
cabinet and carpenter work in salts
factory manner Cali at the shop.
Carl and Clarence Henningsen re-
turned from San Francisco Wednes-
day. The boys finished course at
the California Business College.
In accordance with law enacted by
the late Nevada legislature, all sta
tionary engineers are compelled to
take out license.
l.. Frey of Genoa, has for sale a
choice lot of potatoes. As the sup
ply is limited, an early purchase may
save Won an inconvenience. myl9
| Mrs. Hood, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. A. Pitts in Antelope
valley the past few months, departed
for her home in Canada this week.
~ Ia,nb,, hos haa,,, annointad the
local agent for the Reno Nurseries.
Mr.. Hougner is prepared to sell you
anything in the line of plants, trees,
shrubs, etc. at reasonable prices.
Frank Hickey, who has charge of
the cattle on the Hickey l.. and {. Co,
ranches in Antelope valley, was in
Gardnerville on business y last Satur-
day.
Peter Nelson, formerly..of this place,
is now employed: as stenographer for
the Farmsworth Electrical Works, at
San Francisco.
The knights of the sheep shears
are busily engaged shearing the fiocks
of the surrounding country. They re-
port the wool crop heavy and of an
excellent quality.
Harry and Russell Jensen, who
have been attending college in San
Francisco for the past year returned
To their home in this town Wednes-
day.
Judge l.. :. Ezell's condition still re-
mains about the same, although on
Tuesday and Wednesday it was
thought he showed slight improve
ment.
The California Legislature passed
law compelling all manufacturers of
butter to stamp the weight of each
package plainly upon the wrapper.
This law is now. in force.
W. A. Koenig, proprietor of the |
Markleeville Sawmill, has established |
lumber yard at L. s, Ezell's, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed |
and undressed lumber at very reason
able prices.
Messrs Broilli, Kirman and Fleish- |
acher of Reno were in Gardnerville
yesterday. They are representatives
of the Nevada Power aud Light CON-
pany, and gave ont that it WAS their
immediate intention TO install a power
and lighting system in this valley.
II can be automatically stated that
Gardnerville will soon have another
store. \. Jensen is behind the ven
ture. and already he has ordered
stock of goods. Ii is thought that his
two sons will be in direct charge Of
the enterprise.
The United State Typographical
engineer corps has definitely deter
mines that the floor of Death valley
desert 10 4Sa feel below the level of the
sea This level was asceriained for
the purpose. of making biographical
charts Of that region This Is the
lowest point on the continent
Miss Mary Robinson of Gsnos. New
offers for sale her property. consist
ing OF le0 acres Of land situated about
two miles east Of Genoa This Is Al
excellent property. especially valuable
for p2sturage, The property vii be
sold Al bargain For particulars
inquire Of Miss Mary Robinson
Genoa, Nevada II