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1 COTTON bfARKETS.

NEW YORK. March ei.-The cotton market
opened nrn1, at an I'D vance Of $40 points ann
points on the active months, which sold at nav
high levels for the vnmert on higher cables
than expsct ed, III bulll ah week lend figures and
lcsst favorable Iwea thor reports There was ac-
tive covering Of shorts and some bull sup
port, but "a ter touching u II. ~ for May and
points on Lat er Ii ruied rathersir-
regular. butt showed A. Arm nndertose q and
during the middle Of the morning was only a
point or so of from tho best. 81 4sff hi
Etlmated rcceiptsc Of cotton ut the ports
ba les against y, "a last week
END II For the week Eek :, oeo
year. Tod s receipts ut lews Orlealls 1910
bales against %. III last year, and at Houston
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
i%#4#sy!f
gtffi sTHT

Al. g. III. corn 49, Il w.
s,tOO American shicltefs, com /. /
$500 Atnfl Ind rin infi I Tsnf;her J,
8110O Amer I,trStlfit SFolifl.I II, I. 4
taFSS i ftisrs S,Hi NM iTGiitianfdie
400 AtnerIc ai,i i tsritnnl1Sjii WIN
200 American S5Tobneto, pfd,s..
Il 800 American Car, 4. Il. 4. .....l
h COO Atnefic Car, t,fi
Goo Aif,tfI i,tn6inSti Vn, ct,t1i !, h, +
400 "A fner. fiDr1fnptlVai Sd ..,.5
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q. INAYAL. !, sToREsI
I MARIN INTIR nLlGENCE
q 8 q an .Ill3 !slBY - ~,
PORT OF RICHMOND. MA

55 PORT OF .RIcHNo MARCH "a, 1896
ARRIYED.5 liaS
dtss'' and ipassensers Old Dominion line
Y Steamer s Pocahon tas, Il Graves. Norfolk and
James, River landings. N rchandlae and pas pas
sengers. naA y ~ :, ION Sso'n ii
steamer Brandon Harvey Norfolk; naer chan
disc and ga Romin,on s,yo 81
ID Bar chesa peake archer; James River
u Barge WilliamJ. Me1lwaine lanes River,
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cotton futures opened arm asa closed very

q Spot cotton closed quiet; middllng uplands.
ll7s; n,iddling gulf e 200 sale = goo bales:
Cotton. Quiet; n,iddling, Il. Is gross lse
bales sales, 500 bale stock. S2s baes;A g
Total t6.aaY 1t MI refeip sa
ba les export to Great Britain ~ ph ..es
"a Us bales; to the Contlnen ~ sDl
bales. is Japan. 8, 1856 bales; 4 bos bales;
iS ConsoMd at all portsS OF receipts 40 lia
males. export i to Great Britain, l6, .2s bales:
10 Fra nee, rs sba les; tho Con ~ Sol
ia les to- Japan, 3. 1855 bal h, .
Total since spten,ber lst ~ norts;,I1He 9
receipts, 200 lSs baes r. GEaet
T.ont inent oo3 57S bales ito " ,vo4
baies: to Mexico 2714 bales, x 4 N
q NEW ORLEANS, March lotto
.ottGn IN good demand and the more
Sihsra IA Sales 2 $50 bales tnc!ndlng GM II y
aa'rrive yanced mlaa!in e,
a aSs;nts N syshpsty With
anT more satsfastory .s sns
aaa NAV gained II points while sp0t aaysncfso
Many calve traders on TIE .flosGg
AIS viii Kp to - es.ts betore,t 70.
cedes 10 i, Tho Glossa gny, tinns
gains Of en- ne April
,, . 5Sss i lSS, 7e osfebss l5 H
Y December 1914. 5f} II M
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CATTLH aHfAnKNr0.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
x (Sales at Union Stock ards. Ia 5!st


sl5 Richmond. No. NJ rchf "a 1906.
enains Match ai It'll i q tollsWs
nSi5 stfsrs ew Rai'ns
&, ss !. tum e
calves e97 c. :eommons to falr: 4@e,dc; COWS
sSs ssssGfs sss
,sAe:; common 70 fall. COWS and stags
Prospeet. good az ali kind. q stock fo ~
scHlcAG O.. Ma pch p .AI.r141 H;-Reeolptsa
800 head n aiarke pr csa Beeyss
s4Qs. 80; cows and hefers 5000. 20; stocksrs
ss fssss ssi
rough. heavy g, alsa5 Light { 5ss
Receipts g.. 800 8 head Market Il weak |; prices
steady: Sheep, -. 51eoo lambs. $50 -.
# NEW YORK; y March n BEEvEs II ecslpts.
232 head. N trading. Dressed beef. 81 elSi1c
per pound !, head e. Ma5K ea
Mead. = Colorado and Western lambs, $7.12A9
10 Hoss- Reccipts. IA nominal ii m.illlslI:,
ATT =, Rs u
Ply ea's s5xs'
ket etive.Sf Primo leavies, S.. sods.ss: medium
and heavy yorker. light yorkera.S 80 sSg9.so
FINS
as. 81: common. 1891 oos Lambs. So 7. Is; veal
calves, 81 6oGS. 90. 81 III As
Z: III
s. sa 4Sas n 5000 shlp
Ding. sI40a5 so: common. 81, Is as, 90, Sheep. 1
stoady at Ss6oas. Is ct II 2s9
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\ NEW Work PRopUcE4 MARKR1

N Eyv YORK. March 2 i.-FLOUR-F'lr with
Light inqur I. Minnesot patents 81 2s@A,ao;
~
laiSstdfssi III sac. Is, ominal: 1Nri.
sdIng naa
Option. unchAnged .aiay, soc. 5uly.s s4Hc.;
Sept ernber.S Sa7s ssI95s yi3!
corn-ste ady. No: n z; mixed; 6tc:, elevator
Ge9ps se 9Tss Msy sHy
Beet steady;; family 81 oa1s. %; mess, s9g
beef ham, Sket s1o1 Pc 81
picked sheplde ra IR7. picked hams. g
Loo per pound i Lard Barely stead western
stead ntinent, s. IS; componnd g. gs e2ss
pGFkflf 1a mess saotE 10Y.
Steady; city Il &C.. I a country, g5Ac.I Rosin-
QUIET 4.
domestic s14 aSG Japan z r e
Conee-Spot IeiS; quiet ON 1. n invoice Ss G.;
mild, steady; Cordova,1 aS Futures dun
and unchanged, susar-TIsaw, easy e 9 fall srels-
I a sa q ma
Gonfect ionsrss "a, ;lb5 mould "A. sos cut
loaf and s. srpghsd IS g 9; sranu
and \ Peanuts4Q Quiet /: and unehang Cd. Cab
ia Dull asd & INC hanged ottonseed OIL OH
Firm WITH moderate trad g. Prime tcrude e, u
Mis Rs3Rsss se VIM
ter yellow; s431 0sec. III
sEC,IIICAGO Il. by. uis,
coura6ad holders tmparte g weak ton. t. lhe
local at the clos. 70 ma y q
aelIys s RSsasd q Ss
of 81 \ e ak Pr FroyisIons Were lod1l6 lower,
r,ha ieadlnr futures ranged % follows:
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Aich n ond. Va, March y, 1900.
5'3s SALES AT ROA1i r. u
virginia Carolina Chemical =. ct. bonds.
1000 at 31o3. l y
q ST TE 4 sEcuR1TIEs u BID Asked
H spt b.. c oIS M R 1ss2 - i;H
Va Centuries. rs; g and r., 1871. ss 9ah
RAILROAD bon Ds. n 81
Atlantis and Gha5 ist 1927 i q
L1 ,csrtl iss 3 f5s =
GssLsIa q; a. a. c.1 Il liz
Geoislh and Xia. CON IS, isis III: iio -.
s. ss4 ssi isi g g
Beaboard Air Line ~. 1850 4, %
~ ,AILRoAD8 STOCKS. Par
Atlanta md Charlo, i i7o
Atlantic s.oast pfd lg9 iss
gchesapeake and Ohio,. November 10Y IS
Norfolk md Western com. 100 =. iii
4 BANK AND. ar lJsT COMPANY sETOcHs #
Ainer!c ational !. 100 leeh "a.
st rest y
FIX "a "a e
National Bank VI rEinIa !, 100 1a5
E5I ISsuR VANCE cosiPASl LES. & s8S S
Virginia Fire and Marine. ....:s Is 3. js3
Virginia Stat - 30 E8 ..S
n MISCELLANEOUS: ~
va Car. Chem. pli. p. c. 100 liz 4.
ya.rCarolinafsC hemIca II com q. 100 50
Z III BALTIMORE sTocR MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. !. March 2i-seaboard Air
Line common and 9prctcrred--EothingS doing.
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3CLOsING BOND OUOTATICN5

Az n nj n. I'M q ref "a 1921
~ Colorado Industrial IS, series Ky
5st Colorado Industrial 6s series " Y
~ f,oi1raa 4 M snI,i herf i.
AZ S.,,,,a y n ~ VI. y. 10 -
~ f1eni.cr ma = IL n a III Z IL
eh Ilistii Iersi seciirff jeal Ii
III Icrie nriorf liar II NH ". 3. 10
Bas T1lin cnnarai y. o.
AZ TIntkin va iiev IL 4. b. ~ 1851
ii IN o. I, a. :, 1911
ok 1anaiif ea f III
l ain Y. 9s
~ 1rna 4 Nj Cd IA \. IS
So ANA = iiSa lea I'd scrics 3. 81
III u nd Ma e Unified Z. los
IL Al nha TIN conso rod H. 1881
S MaI n Is. I. 81
52 tMeI III fst lc. 23t
MINI sts Louis 4s lofered) ~ W
oS Missouri. Kansas and as 4s 1929
D Missouri, Knnfas dnd Texas 2da Sgll
9,b Ma tIoral r.. r. OF II exico& cor. g.
J;s New York Central gen. 81
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3 steamo,@ Gear Iotsl Is. ). !. 81 At 85 u
y. Rejected (car 1ots) q 2f ~ ~
bag lott. 50
Eo: White (car$ lotsy. /. +. !. I. I. SO
mo. 3sWhit lcar lotsl y. 81 ~, ],
No. q mixed (car lots) .! p
30 R'1fa 9sas 'e!'
8E5 o. mixed Gear lots) rs. a.,
f No. mixed (car lost g sstt7a
NO. 2 white e(ca & 1ots) Z, I. 80;
NOES white (car lot 81 g $ssh
Winter 'ee1h y: g
4 ~ J "a fcar iot 4, v, V. a t7g
Va. "a bag lots ....s. % q ~
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New rarae !, raj gen. SIS 1. +. 1x
Nnriharf, Eaciac IN 4, I. I. 1o4}1
Norfter Spacar "a . 1879
Norfoik and Western con is.., y. L. 1924
oregon Short Line funding As w
Rsss ~ sssss4 sSny ~ ass
a. 1T o,1is X IA iron Mountain con-. 81
St ,oiiis And sar, Francisco fg Is. seh
IL Ioiis Southwestern con. - Z. w.
$3.50 NJ IirTf ne. IA =. 90 2st
Esouthers Is " =
Southern Pacific list 81 cert 1cates.. o6N
Teraa' and sPacifc ists .
Toledo, 81. and West As (oYered) g 8
Union Paci INC g ee ~
i;niteh fstatos Steel ed I. ss1
~ ~ IA n d; 4, Z. 116 $
yI,apn * f1ah IA. N III 816z
&c e. Eta xfd 4. n. 27
~ IA 81 nka Erie Is sotS
Wiaconsfn Central As. 9211a
NJ ana 81. Cola tera1 Trust ~ 70 IA
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Il Z. ,sS Il
TOBACCO MARKETS.

}8 Richmond, Va, March a. 1908
TOBACCO Cured Afarket continues active
at unchanged quota ions Receipts sS Light q
active light receipts
Dark Fired ana stemmina ipts moderate
and market firn at pric es quote g.
& NOTE-7-biuch OF the tobacco arriving ts IL a
damaged conditt Ion. ind such toha eco sells low.
panters are cnn aoned i to look "a ter tho order
Of their tobac eco before sending It to market
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sNf,1yrE i, \: NiARllRTa

3afPETERsBJRG PEANUT MARKET,
by q an snd
spani sh-Alarket Arm at $1.05 per bushel. Viz
nia-+MarRet quiet u d. a &c.. for arcy stocls;
mae hire picked 81; sfelltng stock 4 ap1
"a. ES9S = Il
3 lssss NAVAL, sTO RES! 81
5yyIEMINGTONss N. ~ c., Il March 24..-SPlRITS5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l doing r. receipts. I'll ~
5casl. Rosin7-N ng DING eipts, 10 bar
irels. arFirm at slls0; receipts 90 Big rreis.
SsA I; SsA.E. Aarch II RPsNI--i
S. casks slipnlents 4sa ga sxs. sin-Fi rn;
sales. $50 rrels:: receipts 71s barrels; ship
SInents sGa barrels; ~ barrels e.
NETANDHROSIN othing doing. me- 833 ri "
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Petersburg II bacco Marker.
Ess (As Reported by Paddock y ones, Yirsin

Petersburg, Va. March q 1905.
Receipts heavier tho past week and market
active y Is ali grades we note an especially
active ma7k et on common lugs, 54ssil
f,ori Il On 1,ies s 500 as Il. co.
iSSonti n ips :. III TO a. 800
shor, Lea . 4. 80 a Zoo
T.nmrn on shfpDinE lea . e. SEQ a. 20
Fine shippiir. lea 100 q 100
Short ppers. Ivy ~ do'oV
Fine Swra ppers q -
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" 4l BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
{SRAL,TIMORfs.E MD. !. March 52i-Seaboard Air
Line common and preeerret- Nothing doing.
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! RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

Richmond. Va. March ~ 1905.
~ SALES AT I'OA ND. II q;
virginia Carolina Chemical b. ct. bonds
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Noted Optician Here

The Record-Courier takes pleasure
in giving an Introductory word of re.
commendation to optician Theo.
Oshanna. of Los Angeles. who is So
journing with us for short time,
on the strength of letters of commen.
dation from men of prominence in
the section he has Immediately pa ssed
through. We have no doubt that he
is we'll qualifi led in his speciality, as
he also holds the certificate of the
California State Board of Examiners
in Optometry. His big display ad.
which was crowded out of this issue
will appear in full in next weeks is
sue. In the meantime DR.. Oshanna
can be found at the residence of G.
w. Brown where he will be pleased to
have you call upon him at any time
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Show Your Generosity

Don't forget the benefit ball at
Markleeville this evening. Everything
hsa been arranged to entertain large
crowd. His many friends in Alpine
and Dougla' counties propose to show
that jovial, wholesouled, but unfor-
tunate man, Vim. Thornburg, that
their sympathies are entirely with
him in this. his recent disaster, by
supplying him with ample funds to
rebuild his home. Turn in and help
the good cause along as this man and
his large family are certainly dessrv-
ing of any help which you may tender
them. Midnight supper will be sew
ed at tie Alpine House.
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GET TING REHDY FOR
THE BIG EVENT

Tn committees for the Fourth of
July arrangements are working ard
aud faithfully aid have all their
plans about completed for carrying
out tho entire program. Arrange
ments are now pending to have the
railroad run an excursion from Carson
aud neighboring towns to Gardnerville
on that day Thus we will be killing
two birds with one stone: celebrating
the advent of the railroad. and the
Fourth at the same time.
The grand industrial parad in the
morning will be magnificent
as we'll rs representative of the varied
industries of Douglas county. Every
industry aud business in the county
will be represented A float which
will be of special interest is being
prepared by the committee and will
consist of sa pies of all the produce
of the farms in this county and a sam
pie of all tn, ores from the mines in
this county which can be obtained.
These will be displayed in an appro-
pirate manner during the parade and
afterwards the float will he placed in
conspicuous place on the street
where it can he viewed by all. The
committee desires that all parties hav-
ing any samples which they wish
shown that they send same to the
Committee of Fourth of July arrange
ments at Gardnerville where they will
be taken care of.
The Blue Rock contest has been ar
ranged and will he very closely contest
ed as both teams are very enyious of
each other and will extend every
effort possible to attach the trophy to
their belt
The field meet on that day between
teams from Gardneryilie. Carson In
dian School and sheridan will be the
greatest event in the athletic line
whiel has even taken place in this
county. For the benefit of those who
are unfamiliar with the object and car
rving out of field meet we will give
"A brief summary of the rules and reg
ulations.
Each team enters certain num-
Der of men in each went, each event
counting so many points on the final
score. The first, second and third
contestant in each event adding so
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ENOUGH ORE IN SIGHT
TORUVFORT RTENYEHRS

The work of enlarging toe mill and
preparing all the workings in the mine
so that they will be able to work on a
very larger scale is progressing rapidly.
at the Loope mines which we're recent
ly taken over oy the Humphrey Kir-
man syndicate Of Reno. Men are bus
lily engaged in hauling timbers from
Markleevllle to Loope for the enlarge
ment of the present mill on the river
to forty stamp instead of twenty
stamp mill which it now is. These
tim bers are Al feet III lengt and it re-
quires great deal Of skill and labor
make the turns on the grade between
the two towns. As soon as the mill
is placed in running order again
stamps will begin dropping on ore
from the company's property, and it
is claimed that they have enough ore
in sight to run the mill night and day
for the next ten years. A strike of
fabulous richness was recently report
ed but we were unable to get any au-
thentic information regarding it, and
hence cannot vouch for the reliability
of the report.
The raise which they have been
making in order to secure bettec ven
tilation IS about completed This
will assure plenty of fresh air to all
the underground workings and will
enable the men to work with much
greater degree of safety than hereto
fore was the mine as very poorly venti-
lated and the men were in constant
fear of death from asphy yxiation.
Some trouble was recently had with
the men employed in the mines regard
ing the wages, this has now been OBJ
liberated and the camp has adopted
the regular miners wage scale and
there is no fear of anyfurther trouble
on this score. As soon as the present
plans of the company are completed
Alpine county will undoubtedly ex-
perie.ce revival of the olden days,
when her hills resounded with the
crash of the stamp and the boom of
the blast. But this time it will
come to stay, until the treasure which
her depths contain shall have been
exhausted
We are informed that H. Miguels
and Percy Gardner of Carson have an
option on the Exheardt and IXL group
of mines in Silver Mountain and they
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are preparing to work these old mines
again.
The mines. once tho property of
an old English syndicate, have had
more work performed upon them per
haps than any of the mines in this vi
cinity. with the exception of the
mines of the Comstosck lode. The
IXL tunnel is mile ard one halt in
length and was run to tap the i'm
mense ledg, on the surface. Just as it
was believed that the goal was reached
the syndicate went broke, or at least
abandoned their immense project and
the long tunnel remains, as many be-
lieve, on the verge of tapping one of
the biggest lodges in the country.
II is now proposed by these gentle
men, if their present plans are carried
out, to resume operations on the
mine, and make another attempt to
find the ledge. Should they prove
successful in their undertaking, it
will open to the world one of the lar
gest as we'll as the richest mines ever
discovered.
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many points respectively for his side.
The team having the largest number
of points at the end of the contest
wins the meet. This is form of sport
that was handed down to us by the
ancient Romans. It was gradually al
lowed to grow out of custom in the
United States. being only maintained
in the college sports of the country,
until quite recently when it has again
come in o vogue by all the athletic
clubs in the countrr. This year
America sent to Athens trained team
of her sturdy athletes to compete
against teams from every other nation
in the world. We succeeded in win
ming more point than any other indi-
vidual team in the contest thus
demonstrating that we as Am 7ricans
are the peer of any and all nations i'll
any thing which we undertake. At the
contest to pe held on the Fourth the
best athletes in the country will take
part Training will start the first of
next week and by theFourth each team
will he in the finest condition possible
anu soiht Htdtth tolttstS may ot
looked for
The horse race and creased pig con-
tests are being arranged for and will
add much to the amusements of the
day.
The literary program will be the
finest ever rendered in Gardnerville.
We will have more to say ,bout this
next week, hut we promise that no
pains will be spared to make this part
of the program most complete.
Taking all in all Gardnerville
should this year have the grande It.
the largest and most prodigious cele-
pration In her history. Crowds from
the outside towns are clamoring for
place to spend the Fourth and our
announcements are attracting the at
tention of the entire western portion
of Neva Ia. IL now devolves upon the
shoulders of every citizen in the coun-
ty to put their shoulders to the wheel
and help the good cause along. New
er before has such an opportunity
been presented for Us to advertise our
resources and wants. Get in line, we
need the help of everyone to carry
this celebration through to glorious
succe ~.
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Mammoth May be Taken Over

F. b. Livingston, who for a number
ofyears has been working the Man,
moth mine at Carter's Station has at
last, he believes, succeeded in inter-
esting capital in the mine. This week
he with representatives of the Tread
well Mining Co. of Alaska, passed
through to make last final examin-
ination of the property, after which
it is believed the mine will be taken
hold of and worked on large scale.
Should the deal be consumated the
the company will erect upon the Car
son river at point about two miles
from the mine the largest quartz mill
and power plant on the coast.
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Gun Club Will Shoot

A blue rock shooting match will be
held in Carson next Sunday between
the Carson and Gardnerville gun
clubs. The men of the local team
have been practicing long and strenu-
ously and are now in con.ition that
is apt to result disastrous with the
lads of the Capital city.
In prs ctice last Sunday several high
scores were made. the highest being
"a hits out of possible %. Two mem.
bers succeeded in scoring that num-
ber, while all the other shooters made
above 30.
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Harry Martin Meets With
Serious Accident

Harry Martin, while driving to Car
son last Monday evening, met with a
serious accident. His team SHE'D in
crossing the bridge below the Sarman
ranch and one of the wheels missed
the structure. throwing the driver to
the ground. The fall rendered Mr..
Martin unconscious for nearly an
hour, after which time he managed to
walk 20 the Sarman rancL from
whence he was brought to town and
placed under the care ofDr. Hawkins.
He sustained severe cut above the
eye as we'll a; fractured shoulder.
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COW or cow kind since the existence
of the bovine tribe
On previous years the cow has al
ways given birth to twins, and this
year having increa ,ed that nun ber by
one. the possessors feel that it is not
unreasonable to claim that along in
tho last years of the cows life. pro-
duction of FIVE or even half dozen
at time may be attained Be that
AS it may the owners are we'll satisfied
as it is. Ed. Raycraft stated to a
Record Courier representative that he
wouldn't mind owning tribe OF the
kind.
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Signs His or Her Name "nayseed'

We are in receipt of "A commnnica-
tion from "A taxpayer Who seems to
take exception to our crusade against
the selling Of liquor to Indians. He
conceals himself behind pseudonym
and to matters of this class we give
not the cold respect of passing
glance. Sign your name next time
''Hayseed" and there NAV be some
thing doing
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Editor Resigns

j. NJ. Ezell has resigned as edi tor
of this organ and is now in Winnie
mucca, where be and j. S. Case. of
Paradise valley, will take charge of
the Silver State, daily newspaper
published in that town. Mr.. Ezell
was covetous of a larger journalistic
field. hence his departure.
80 time at least Lawrence Ezell
will guide tie destiny of this paper.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-06-15
Rails OfV. & 7. Extension
In Minden

The rails on the V. & T. extension
are now laid into Minden. The work
of laying side tracks and switches will
he completed within few days when
all will be in readiness for traffic. A
large passenger coach larger than any
now in use on the comIany's lines, is
b sing tuilt in the Shops at Carson.
This coach will be used on the etxen-
sion
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-06-15

The closing picnic of the East Fork
school will take place today. Exten-
sive preparations Eave been made for
this event and therefore nothing short
of royal time will be nad by all who
attend. Music. songs, recitations and
speeches will be indulged in. consti
tuting the combined characteristics
of a picnic and and open air concert.
You are invited
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-06-15
Old PrOspector Sells
Interest In Mine
At hOIbrOOk

Mr.. Davis has sold his interest in the
Davis and Kelly mining property at
the Mountain House for $4,000. His
interest was purchased by Mr.. Kelly,
that gentleman now having full pos
session of the claim. Although Mr..
Davis felt that after developing the
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-06-15
Notice to Electors

That the Official registry for Genoa
precinct wa 5 opened June 1st and will
continue to be open for registration
until September 10th, 1906.
Notice is further given that no elec-
tor will be registered without being
personally present.
G. NJ. TAYLOR, Registry Agent.