The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-06-16

Charley Olds is now handling tn
ribbons on the Markleeville stage.
All the dispatches point to an earl.
conclusion ofhostilities in the far Fast
Jesse Osburne has been appointed
0 deputy constable during the summe
, months.
Miss Hannah Harris has returned
from Berkely to spend her summer va
cation with her folks.
Miss Bertha Dangberg will shortly
depart for San Jose on an extended
visit to friends in that city.
The Rev. John J. Pardee will preaef
ID. V. Sunday afternoon and evening
at Mottsville and Genoa.
John Hoffman returned from San
Francisco Wednesday, after an alb
sence of several months attending col
lege.
DIR. Southworth is rustieating at the
Mountain house and incidentally re-
lieving many poor sinner of his mas
tieating apparatus.
We are pleased to note that several
of the buildings about town are bright
ly scintillating from the effects of
paint recently administered.
The Douglas county flour mill is
kept busy every day to supply the
wants of the people of this section as
we'll as the southern country. This
speaks wonders for the superiority of
the Douglas county product.
Pearl Wilson of Bowers Mansion is
accused by the Reno high school au-
/ thorities of selling liquor to a large
number of school boys on the occas-
ion of the annual picnic which occurred
at his resort last Sunday. Wilson
was arrested yesterday on a charge of
selling liquor to minors.
Every preparation is being made to
entertain the guests at the picnic to be
given by the Lutheran church tomor-
row afternoon. 1t is the desire of the
manament that all attending will
bringtheir baskets. Coffee will be sery-
ed at the parsonage. The pastor, Rev.
Horstmann, has made arrangements
that will assure good time to all.
Mount Siegel stock has advanced to
Z. cents per share. The announce
ment that another strike has been
made or the property had the effect
of sending up the stock notch. We
have been unable to learn the extent
of the strike but the mere fact that the
stock had advanced on the board p
cents indicates that something is do
ing at the new discoveries.
The Dangberg l.. & L. Co. have cut
several hundred acres of alfalfa that
has been affected with a pestiferous
weed. 1t is hoped that by cutting the
crop early that they will be amply COM
1 DenSdltu 1OI lllt lllSl tloP ny ftil
abundant second crop. The weed can
only be eradicated by systematic
blowing of the contaminated land
and reseeding. This can only be
accomplished by all the farmers work
/ ing in harmony.
The Mount Siegel Mining Co. are
pushing steadily ahead on their claims
near the Winters mine. This week
they uncovered another vein of rich
gold bearing ore, with ledge Is in
ches wide and steadily widening. The
beauty of all the lodges so far uncover
ed is their indications of permanancy.
The walls on the latest discovery are
as straight as is possible for walls to be
and pitching into the hills. The own
ers are jubilant over the prospects for
the future of the new camp.
The roof of the new hall is being
covered with P. & b. roofing which is
put on in long strips and afterwards
covered with preparation of tar and
sand. 1t is claimed by the manufae-
turers that it is absolutely fireproof, or
at least does not ignite as rapidly as dc
shingles.
The hall will be equipped with a
first class stage to be lit up with &c
Acetylene lights. a first class curtain
and stage fixture will be put in and
things arranged with view to the
comfort of the public
G. NJ. KRUMMES,