The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-11-13
II COUNTY AND TOWN ~

Reno this week.
Virgil Connell was in from Ante
lope Valley this week.
\ new assortment of the very latest
in ladies' collars just received at A.
Jensen's.
George and Miss Myrtle Montrose
OF Bridgeport have taken up their
residence in Carson. Their mother,
Mrs. carpenter, will reside with them.
l.. j. Wheeler, at one time resident
of this Valley but now of rletcher's
Station, spent several days in town
this week
Tony Dettling Dettling received
load of lumber from the Kosnig mill
this week for the construction of an
i:s house.
y. ID. Arnot was reelected Superior
Judge of FL Dorado county at the re-
cent election. defeating his opponent
Wy an overwhelming majority.
The question of establishing
county high school in Lyon county
carried at the recent election by a
large vote.
The beautiful quilt made by Mrs.
F. l.. Glidden will be rafiied of at the
Fast Fork hotel. Sunday afternoon,
November 18th.
Thomas West, district ranger, ar
rived from Bridgeport last Monday
and during the winter months Will be
connected with the Forest office at
this place.
At the election in Alpine county in
which the selection OF Supervisors was
the main interest, Grant Merrill de-
feated Robert Trimmer and Richard
Bassman won from Henry Bruins.
In a speech recently delivered in
Gardnerville, Prof Romanzo Adams
Of the University of Nevada stated
that Carson Valley could easily sup
port 10000 people.
Peter Gladder arrived from Ante
lope Valley last Wednesday and an
nounced his intentions of locating
here. He will move his family as soon
as az a suitable location can be found.
Last Monday a team belonging to
Chas. Springmeyer broke the tie
straps while tied at the Minden depot
and ran away. The horses were IN
injured but the buggy was badly dc
molished.
The property of the Truckee River
General / le ctric company has pass' d
to the control of the alifornia- Nevada
company which owns several pow'
cites on the Carson river
At Waterloo tonight farewell
party will be rendered to II. Goedeeke
and J. Meyer who will leave on visit
to Germany within the next few days.
You are invited to attend
r. b. Rickey has sold his ranch |
property in Inyo county to Miller q
Lux for sloO,oo0. According to the
terms of the sale the money is to be
paid to Rickey's agents in Germany.
Alex Robinson returned to Gard |
ueryille last week after an absence of
three years, during which time he
followed mining in southern Nevada
He il now employed by the Sierra
Cooper company at their Pine Nut
property.
Will Packard, formerly of this
place, is now in Alaska and has be-
come interested in several promising
mining ventures. Eis mother was
visiting at fallon last week and stated
that she intended IT, join her son in
e northern country next May.
Ben Clock has taken po 'tion of
land for a term Of years from the
Dangberg company and is now get
ting things in shape for next season.
The land is located near the Dang
berg orchard AMI near the beginning
Of the old Desert road.
We have been asked several times
during the week when the County
High school would be put in opera
ton. The date is in embro at this
time but according to law it must be
running not later than September of
next year and inasmuch as the present
school term is well uuder way it is not
probable that that the school will be
opened before next fall However,
that question is yet to be decidef.
Jas Boerand of Fletcher's Station,
and who is commissioner of ts-
meralda county, was in Gardnerville