The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-04-21

: Some of the shade trees are begin
ming to put on their summer coats.
The state is advertising for bids Il
bore an artesian we'll in the Capito
: grounds at Carson.
Two teams heavily loaded witt
: lumber passed through town last Fri
day bound for Bullfrog.
1t is currently reported that the
Golden Gate mine was sold this week
for $50, 900
Ladies' Spring and Summer Straw
and Crash Hats at Tucke's, Sheridan.
Bran New Styles.
Chas. Hunt will leave in few days
for Loyalton, where he goes to re-
sumo his former position with the
Lumber Company.
The Los Vegas Age, the latest effort
in newspaperdom, has reached our
office. The paper is brimful of live
news and ads. Success to you.
Workmen are busily engaged in
clearing off the debris from the Sim
claire lots. The doctor will soon be-
gin the erection of building to re-
place the one destroyed by fire.
y man is in Jail at Hawthorne who
is suspected of being the much wanted
\ faf Out, iaf tyha tod tho
brutal murder in San Francisco sever
al weeks ago.
Henry Tucke says that he has never
before enjoyed the prosperity that has
come to him lately. Reasons: Courte-
Gus treatment and right prices,
a drunkard is said to be person
afflicted with a disease. Prohaps so,
but he is not passive patient; he is
always willing to be treated.
FOUND-On the road between
Genoa and Gardnerville ladies' black
fur collarett. Owner can have same
by calling at the Record Courier
office and proving property.
John Capurro, the boy who was re-
ported lost in Reno last week, was
found employed on the government
ditch at Hazen. His parents are at
loss to account for his desire to leave
home.
Now that the Douglas Mining and
Reduction Company has taken hold of
the situation the possibilities of the
camps in that vicinity are beginning
to become apparent 1t is only a
matter of time and some discoveries
will be made that will go long ways
to prove the country.
w. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville Sawmill, has established
lumber yard at L. S. Ezells, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed
and undressed lumber at very reas on
able prices.
Copper has taken another raise; it is
14.50, with the price going up STEADILY.
The rise is inaugrated despite the
powers that rule the eastern markets,
and if the present use of copper con-
tinues, the metal will maintain its
present price for a long time to come.
There are 100 cars of hay stalled n
long the line of the railroad, to be con
signed to the goldfields. The railroad
company has been compelled to re-
fuse shipments of hay because of the
blockade caused by the transferring of
freight from broad to narrow guage
cars.
| Barney McGown has some promis-
ing claims from which he has recent
iy extracted some fiue looking speci-
mems. Barney has a man interested
in his ventures, who, if the prospects
look favorable, will assist in develop
ing and prospecting the claim.
Louis Goldstein has been chosen as
one of the debators that will cross
swords with team at Stanford shortly.
Simply another argument that Carson
valley produces brain as well as
Drawn.
A gentleman driving along the road
near the Martin ranch was attacted by
four vicious dogs. The animals almost
Jumped into the buggy, and if it were
not for the liberal use of good Whir
and speedy horse, which enabled
him to get away from the dogs with
out much damage other than using up
his whip which was recently purchas
ed. 1t is hard to tell what might
have happened if the driver had beer
lady.
Mrs. Hendricks is located in hel
new quarters in the west side of Mrs