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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
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Wilmautee. ~ Rad her ueues
ten Statiiit Dat bic Gr5oi6scie 8ltls
pdutee jsbt cine idi6. gspolierun1
bon ca. 285.000. 3O5 @eltasiiillhe
uuo 81 Groensprie sr. SH Ter er3s
oi03eis ai6t es 200 airdea nit refoi-
reHoeH Wf0rrern unb Go Minionslir-
den. Die 130 @FarrI6ulen peroen
pm 32561 8iuotrn heTu6i. Die
Sta6t Wlilnouise sdhlt 81 lat6. Ges
meinoen. oorunter 90 NIT 8Fdrrihus
len, bic eon 18.s7S ainsern beiu6t
meroen.
MS grae6uib Der fir bic aos9s
leiosnben in StalieH TT ben airasu
oieier Di03eie a~boehaltsnen 6ousrte
iiub ieBt $500 beim bohp. 6rn.
aon5ler 8ernb. 9rau0t einsssangeu.
Die bieige ct. Wati6sps De
meiHoe plant ben 9au zines Gdul-
u. s9e6duoes. oas $50,
600 toiien iol.
Dir Dom 6odw. 6rn. 8. q. Dan
Greet ~paioricie q. 6ranliscus 1db.s
Gemeinbe n.grof8loius nil I'm foms
menoen Jrii5ioAr ben Bau zines ST..
600 tohenoea 4farrbauies in angriff
nebmeu.
Green . q p. 0is. gie Dis.
seie 0reen Ban bat nab her neuefen
Siatiitit cine 5%eslensa6l ron 135000,
202 8rieIter. oarunter Ar CtagHss
isuie. AS Bidrrtirhen. g. WliFionss
tirhsn. 13 DliFiousItatjonsn 2 Col
Iesitn fir aHaben. I aAeaDsmn." fir
Wldoaen. 104 qfarrihulsn nit 49,.
4S2 aiuherH. 3 8diienhanftr init $40
ainoerr uno Y fonitias Doblihdtig
teitsanii0lten.
(Cffieisl) = gis Cronuna bee
40ftiinbiaen @etsis In ben Giraeg H..
gaseneu aieitr 1i5ssie 1T fiji ben mos
nat Betrudr ME fploi. A.. z~pcgtibers.
Gers Sefu, s.. GrioiB g.. Wani.o
uoc. Ct. WidrH's 6oipiial IL Waifms
oTBl; z, s. II. o. Green9an CT g}tsgr
u. PAUL, ~. 0lssms H., elfhari
-. ~. it,. Ia, Zen qoneoa; IT,.
1gtssBige IS. Wcraupeea. H..
franeis gref, 49, GsFisr5iae 49,.
0ortheim 20. gclouie Ct Glara
0%aiienbaas; 2l.. . II. y. Tepert
q. 9onifaiius "a -. a. ~, 4oio
ria; o.. 9raion IS. 4. d. 2. glars
Whitsi1fD.
Cie pom 6oHr srn. Sci. u.
SETTLER paf0tirts Si. eugas. gsneiu
st IN 5mo Ribtrs BAT osn Contract
fir ben Ban ihrts ueatu Ghul6anies
7u SEQ. ono cergebsn. bic 8iumterors
ssitsn niti singsftloFsn. Ter Ben
ion tis gum na6fsn 5srbh itriis rns
zen.
2aGrofft @is - Dir D67sie
"a GroHe fai tsr nsueTen S.aiifit
sufola. sins tets. 9so5llsruna ron
Geslsr. ITO Brisiier 0oarun-
Ter p Crosusotihlih0. 1T Bfasrliss
zen, 81 MiTionsiir6sn. "A Rfsrrs
j6uisn, nit 9475 Ginbsrn. 2 maiiens
beufer NIT 175 DoiIsn. 9 ionfias
1o5lt56tsisiisaaF 2 5otI6us
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
"a hansIIde Ntalehuna.

SIT eissntbam 9iebndblg DC.
oeimba6.
Die hdnslihe Gr5iebung.
,siiuns 81 siHsr suien Sinner CT.
t9uu9 Bon S6uIoirect0r :. aurss
lsles 9dhlein pca rs Soften if
sar ais isin gslpiat in 8olo perfb
r~ieiier uae 9aieR. Gliern uno 9ros
sra, SeRr Saipeiiern. gsbrsr unt
g5le6e. iolien zen Snbait oesIelter
4t rlr ieieu. ionoerH itusirsH.)
4 Der Socialismus in ben Ser.
aoten. Bon 3eo. 0ermann I,
aedeI. 2. y.
8 Sieben 9ortrdae uioer bic 50
alosmoiratie. @oR Or. Qnton 6ei
9. Socialism. by the Rev. Joseph
kaby, : j.
Z. The Congress Of Cologne, By tiic
Sew J Wynne.
sine ieoe Oieisr Sariften 1T i'm
raRren Slime oes 0pries cine be.
frcnoe 9oltsiHrift. 8ein iRteaiasn
d satboliiaer 8ersinsmam Ioeie es
aeriauhssu ih aieie ~msrtbpoQen
Soiisidrifen ansai6afien uno, mas
BE 9aupiode it, au6 Isien uuO aa.
0igen.
Ter &eingepiua Der our6 ben @ers
iaaf bieier S6riTten eraielt mire.
ldit btr 9aie Der Gentralteae bss
9tntroIpsrsins gu.
Gamit oiefelben auh Dem armen
nno urbsmiitelteu Nrbeiitr sua6nos
lia iino uuo ION eine @sIsaenbsit
9eaeben niro. Elm SherFleln sur
@rin0ung uno gum llnterbalt Der
e%ertrdlfielle bss @eniralpsrstns bel.
'%niraaen. lit Der 9reis 10 nieoria oe.
tent. irie foIst.
Nne iieben Shriften toiien. in Elm
Nadet Dsrpadt. porioirei Durh bic
8ct perfanot. nur % Gents. Die flint
tn beutidler Sprade Qe0rudten
Shriften, loiten. ale flint in Elm
Badet oerpott. portnfrei ourh bic
Qoit perianot, nur 90 Gents. Sraeno
cine ein3elne hieler Gdriftsn. %
oeuti6 ooer eaalii@. miro aeaeu Gin
ie1ouns BON $ GentS poriofrei an irs
aeao cine aoreHe in BEN Ser. Staas
ten oeianoi.
9ae 9tiieaunaen miiTen i'm Dor
aus te5obIt psroen. 8lsinere geirdae
ldHn man in Elm uno sipeit Gent il.
g. QOitmarten ienoen.
gerein, pelde cine ar0Bere ans
adhI pon S6riften aui eiumal beIteIs
len. erbalten, penn iol6es perlanot
ptro, auaemeHeusn Rdbatt.
9ue 9eitelunaen uno 9eloienSuns
sen iino 50 aoreHiren;
R. 9rueasr, Sec.
2610 9. 9fferIon 9lpe..
ct. 2ouis, no.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

.ta ~esAeeeRoes Ss~auipiel mar aud Der
reHtafe uno rddliiss 4usbrud 0es
AtItietoss mo oer 0iife. Der fec IN Der
saR5eu Aeit egbob" 9Bie frioel uue
l@amios. eemerli bis5u Elm reid oeuts
a'es Siati, eri6eiai au8ei;hts oisier
4uslannng o0s @prae9en Oes oraanis
iirteR EcuheioeHthams, oas oardp
aasge5t, Dent Meninen ben @laub,
ga 9ott uno Den 1rot Der ReIision
rauteR!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
sine .eotbolic ehool Of soti

- Sine aGotbolic Stool Of Social
@eience" 1T unter Der Gberleitun0 pes
c.iHofs Uon SaIforo in GneIan0,
N1iae @alarieai, in osr Suourries
iioot Aldn6eher eeoriinoet moroen.
sic iou oenislben 3medsn oisueu ME
pie Sentralrele oes @oltsuereins in
Atandep @laob0h: 8suntRiNs pers
brsiien dber ioe'alprliiiide uno potts
fpirtbl haitlide 6eaaen. oas tatboli=
lte ergIano auleilrn Iih auf iocialsm
@ebieie III betbdtieeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
Sur Selehrune ees Oolfes unS
snm geiten ser Gentraii.elie
Ses Central > Dereims.

Zis Control sae bes gmtra'nsr.
ems BAT 8om fra5srsa Q~olisDegfn
Sic no4 p~ogh1HosrsH Aelf4i6riiifn
ossfsi6su as Fr5s dsoltsn. % beftn.
zen Fh oaraniu BIZ f~clesn6tn assoc.
Ri6nsssn uHs 8sitstmdbsa g6riftsu.
I. Ruusfarsibsn Capt eso's -.
E5sr bic Mrbsl.srfrass.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

Die State 6iitorical GoCisto"
DON 9oros Datota. oeeen oersa duf
Staatstoitsn seorudte S1r;ften Der
Sierus Der DiO3sie Sarge GinIpraHe
erhnb, bat isBt tIsin b~eissssben. Sn
tbrer iiinsiieu Sisuns bat Iie befhlpIs
len, Dem Nunihs oes 8ilc,pfs Shans
lep 81 f~pilfo5ren uno in benz ndhlten
Banoe elmer RidIiaTisnung bsr bsi.rit.
teHen Nneaben iibee Die WiFiousQes
leihts PES Stoaies 8dum su sebsn
uno auBeroem eiuen Sonosrorud Der
Rihtigiteluna an Pile su ldiden. ipels
he ben bic u%nmahren 4naaben eutbals
tsnoen eriten @ano beiibtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

Wm s. Soft lit iebt pol qualis
iitirt, ods prGfOenteuamt an3utreten.
@iiiem lGnsit acbeatcn @nui6e oes
neuerpdblien prdfoenten entIprehenb
10 miro aus Cincinnati gemelOet
bat ndmlidl Der @roBmeiiter oes 5reis
maureroroeus in 0bio. beInloTtn,
Iait bic Ieltene nGbre" 3u tbeil meroen
5u laNeH, ibn gum lRaurer at fabt"
81 MAIDEN, oas beibt obne Oab oer@ans
oioat ben iibIi6su @orbeoinaunaen
uitD. untsrmUrfen piro. @m Is. Sch.
iou bic @eremonie por iih eeben. ourm
bic Sdft nun Elm fun fIsossb" qrdiis
bert piro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
Den ,psrtb SCR Religion

i6iloert Der bsru6mte itaItsniide I'm
t6ropoloe Geiars gombroio I'M n5i9as
ro~ onldblih Der italienifden Grobss
6saiatnitropbe alio: Der 9laube an
8ott nnO Der 2roit Der Rsli9ion ibo-
ten Dunber inter ben llnsIidlihsu. IL.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

Sn Rom lit am %. Sanuar Der
SeInitenpdter 5rdus @srinqer, QrofeI.
ior am Germantown. %geIior6en. Der
@erftorbens. felt 1888 GonTulior fir
@bldhe uno @eIiquien, mar 0eboreR
am 80. Wldi 1888 gu Wlains, mar felt
benz Sabre 1868 ais Gdplan uno
nonn ais Gonrector beS giI6oFlihen
6onoictes in ieiner 8dteritaot tbdtia.
er mar felt 1879 WiteIieo oes Seinis
tenoroens uno meilts felt 1888 ing3om.
Sein p%eltbetanntes Werf iiber bic Wbs
ldNe srIebte 1906 bic 10. auflaoe. Qlus
Beroem mar Batter @erineer 0erfdHer
elmer Reibe bon dicetilmtn Shriften,
9erduseeber BON ReTcripten Der glbs
ldBcon9regdtion uno Mitberausoeber
bon pbiIoiopbilhsn Qusnenihriften.
- @m 81. Sct. III in Wlaorio tins
pom bortiaen 9ifdofe ocardnoeie la
tboIii6e llniperitdt eroffuet poroen.
3mei proFshorsn fuerben Sbeoloaie Il.
Pbiloiopbie Dortragen; bic onoeren 13
Qebriiibe iino fir S~ocialpolitit,
9oltspirtbidoft. @eidiGte Der Ipaui,
ihen @elebgebuna, cononifhes Re1t
uno Ipanifhes Goncoroat 5inunsipes
fen, @eidi6te bes ipanilden Rebtes,
iniernaiionaIe golitit, Mararpefen,
Snbuitrie unb 6dnnet. @erpdlhngss
peien. SoeioIogic uno gn5pclopd0ie
Der %iociaIen Wineni6aiteu etc. be-
itimmt. Inter BEN Vrofeforen Der
nsaen llniperiitdi fieuriren bic bers
OOrragenofisn Mldnner Der ggi6ens
ihaft. Sn iur3er 3eit meroeu bort
auBeroem 3lDti grohe Seminare croft
net uHo omar fir i~ociaIe unb politilhe
01iNenihafien. 9n bisien 5emindrien
merbtn bic G%tuoeuien ourh befonbers
8ortrGge uno eiqene Mrbeiten @eles
aenbeit hdbsu, ii6 in ben Woterien
meter a%nsmbiloen. Gs piro ueiter
elm GROCER apologeiil9sr Ours ass
plant. nit Dem 3peds, ben Gtuoirens
ben 92%eiiunasu 3u geben. fpie ie Der
berberblidsn Hberalsn Giromuna beIs
Ter bic Gtirn biesen i0nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
a8.4ae.ep77o


Ssamte uub Du.stor,r
y W; Y. sombaFb. prdfbsni; Gson.
fI9, ~iee Prdftbent, Dm. Di. lasa'
Saltsst. 5. ? gan DpIe, 9tas Rou, b'g'
Wpieomb, 8. q. Trisnb, s'u'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

ttttett
9. 2. Wstit Srsbtri6 Rahtn.
wso y. BoH CUTE, 5. W. Salt.
Raiud 6Hoaag, Guitar o. Babh,
Ciipt g. suffer, ataut 8. Boegs.
u. 70. cougbien, 9barIss S9tsibet,
.8iaae q. Ablst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14
Allrrlri NOM Tuur.

Bel Der opoitolif6en Delegation
70 @olbiu8ton fno bis iebt i'm @ans
sen S67,693 IN 9sitrdosn Der dnsri
eaniiden 9atboliten fir bic Opftr bes
etobebens IN STATEN einessaneen.
AuBeroem boben piele Di05eien ibre
geitrdge Direct einseI6idi. Die iios
lienilte 3eitun9 sRome" fat, bab BON
pen bus jeBt benz 81. Batter 5ugeodness
nen Neutrality-suspicious. fat bic
odltie aus ben Der. Staaien estOms
men 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

Aalin Alersussr, 1ssn Z. Hsaos. ~
Si9sipS Rattan @l1sman arss gns'
=. cartton. 6. Ang. fa.bys. sf,s
- mott, orc. q. gligG, Rob,u ,r-
ma9r. e5as 3 Butter, kfserf IS 80.
eo@a,s Asus an. Nosbs glaststs-
I'D Saoiass zeeariersnt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

Rational Exchange Bank
ben WRtIfpa,,I

Vim S6luB Oss 9sI9djts am 8. Ssb. ,sosr
SsRdnoe.
Anlet9en uno Eiscontos AZ 200 am a.
yer. Sidateu 2 proeent Honbs' ai7 oSe "a
Eiahien anf Der. St. gpnbs aoooS0S
@heete Sonos ais Sthetbat N0S
gnAsrss SSanossospelieH.. 100. 10000,
Nduia pom 8st. 0'0'oos'S
81. ShdFamt %. 850 On
Eolta 0. 0anfsu 1859, e67' se
paas an coHb go 221 10
- l783,5 Qn "a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

- nus MaihiHai5H. =. g.. pirb
asueloe q. q. e 0aug9an pon bsr
sysgioi9H %llaiogrfiai pol3og cine
OPERATION, fpie is nobl feiisn 0orfoms
nea olirfis, iabsm sr Geo. u. aslb,
nsFm Nrislno@sa in bofsm 3uiianos
Barren oas gaie Don Dem abasiduiis
igaeH 3fis tires eerons ositorbsnen
l0iisrisn sirfesis. lie arohsn mnrs
oeH 5urt isinsn. atsr iiar'tp Trabt
orfnon5sr osilei. NIB bann bic Der
6inouro ssr Gs6ngn bsrotfeai. nds
be ihrisrioIis Hrheit mar. Tss qas
iisaisn 3uaanb II bsfrisoissno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

funa. Wor bi1issn Rahabmunssn Jet
bisruIs ausbraeIi2R strernL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

Der tiir3li6 perItorbene bohtp'ite
eerr giidoF Gieruep BON 6artIoro,
0onn.. bat duBer mebrsren 9ebenspsrs
fIderunaen uuo ieiner gibIiotbet ttin
germ6aen binteriahen. Mis Iid nab
ieinem 1obe berauseeitslt. bat sr feline
aeiammtea @intinfie 8u tpo6Iibatigen
3lpeden unb sur lInteritiibuug BON
Armeu pertUenbet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

, SIT Gissntham 9itbFdblg 90.
0eimbdn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

- Bon irel6 ieuiliidsm SaTe bic
ftan8ofi Resiefnna ee1sn bic latbo-
iIae &i1Ae erf Is iii. oabon murbe
aieslih niso,t lin 8siipitf sstieisrt.
s0sm alm Dffeiereu osrboien murs
w t as osH eeihsnbsqaHaniB oes
arbiHlls geCci n Uaiium AT bsi9sis
h7eH. Di2 8ur 4airehisrbaltuna Der
ronuna aairsigA0e 4soligsi mub Ulilis
fnrHnidoit hafit BEN 9sis5l. bsim
8mlce8isten 0es Qei6enmagens -
o'eFsm ogu HHftn 3u3upencgn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

s. SiebeR 9ortrdge iuiOer bic 60.
alosmotratie. @on Or. Qnton 6si
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

WisCOniiu NntioHal Hank
bon WetItUaufee.
United States DEPOSITORY.
@etbtnbuafsit.n

xOiOl. s2a. 1856 Ooo. i
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

Cardinal Gerafino Greloui,
Nrdieci oer Congregation Der 81. 8is
ten, Der AbldFe un0 Der bl. 8elis
qaien, IL am 8. 5ebruar in Rom an
elmer Gunaereni3iinoang geitorben.
Nifgr. 6retoni mar 3ur 3eit ieiner
0reirun9 3um garoindl i'm Sabre
1896 pdpHIiher 9untius in WldoriO.
er murine i'm 8abre 1885 in Soridnc,
5ldlien geboreH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-14

Dis WliiamoIdi6ult 1T in Der
mlriiem6egaifd3en @ammer uieoergs
iiimmt morpeu. Bon Der f1tgltaiiben
gnfjbruuq Der Gmulianihule mollie
bic Regieruas niats mifsn. un0 lie
iel6H 6el6mpfie bic SimulianihuIe
als Ole 9oF5otin Der coHfeFionsloien
anb aottloien Saule.
-Gar0iual 4n0yieu non WaFlsiats
III rom 81. Batter 3um ylahiolser oss
iiir3lih DerH0rbsuen Cardinals Qteoi
ouf 5sm sr3bif h5ffihs Etubl BON
ggfDeaur grnQnni iDDroen.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-04-30
Antelops Mine

w. f. Lindsay was in Gardner
vile last Tuesday on his return
from a trip to Antelope Valley
where he went to sample an old
mining property. To reporter of
tins paper he stated that the rock
was idt ntical with the silver and
lead ore OF the Lucky Boy district,
and after a recent visit to that
camp he is convinced that his old
abandoned property may prove to
be a valuable property. He
sampled the ore bodies and if the
returns are the least encouraging,
force of men will be put to work.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-04-30
Il. II. Sprinemeyer and A. Jensen Heads
Company That Will Build Railroad
Between GardnervilIe and Minden.
PETITION THAT WILL BE PRESENTED
TO THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
NEXT MONDAY.
To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners,
Douglas County, Nevada,

To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County, Nevada,
Gentemen:-
We. the undersigned resident taxpayers of Gardnerve
Nevada resident taxpayers along the Public Highway be-
Minden Nevada and Gardnerve Nevada and resi-
taxpayers of Minden Nevada believing that closer
commercial relationship should exist between Mnden and
Gardnerve and that quicker easier, cheaper
venent and date of transferring freight should
be afforded convenient conveyance and that every
opportunity should be embraced to add the taxable
erty of Douglas county; to stimulate legitimate enterprise
and encourage progress do hereby petition and ask
Honorable body favorably consider and grant certain
application filed werewth hereby A. Jensen of Gardner
vile and II H. Sprngmeyer of Minden, Nevada request
they be granted franchise right and privilege to build
operate Carne prayed for in their application and
specifically described plat of the proposed road filed
with their application
Signed D. Winkeman. Mrs Louis Frantzen, n. p
Jensen, c. A. Christensen, Mrs. s. A. Pettigrew Wm
Ritchord Wm. Kruse, II. VIM. Starke, Chris Mel
sen p. c. Wilder r. &. Ward Tony Dettling, Chris
Jespersen, J. c. Larson, NJ. Jepsen, p. X. Rahbeck
August Syl, C. NJ Krummes, Anna Hellwinke,
Henry Heman, o. Hougner, B. Jepsen, Wm
Stock, Peter Swanson, Alex Miller A. Jessen NJ
Jacobsen 4. Jensen, L. S. Ezell NJ. jensen NJ
Ssrrenson, b. Sekirk II. c. Dangberg, H. Heberg
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-04-30
POPULATION
IS DELIGHTED
Will Hold Jubilee Day When First
Car Pulls IN Town.

Louis Springmeyer, a civil
engineer, has been engaged and
has alreadf completed the pre-
limiAary survey AID plated a
map of the proposed road.
The road will be of standard
guage and will undoubtedly be
equipped with gasoline car,
similar in construction to those
now being so extensively used by
the Southern Pacific Company.
"In the construction of this
road" said one of the leading
citizens of Gardnerville yesterday
afternoon, 1--WE have but one
thought in view and that is to
better the commercial interests of
this section and bring the business
interests of the two towns in a
closer relationship. We must
work hand in hand in building up
this community as in no other way
can we succeed. The construction
of the road is but the initial step
in the trend of progressive ad
vancsment towards modern ideas
| look to see this town incorporat-
ed at no distant date as well as
numerous other things which as
yet is little too early to announce
The citizens of Glrdnerville are
very enthusiastic over the bright
prospects OF the road and heartily
endorse the movement as the ac-
accompanying petition will show.
Already there is talk OF holding
} a big jubilee on the day that the
first car is run into Gardnerville
and if the noise that well make
doesn't tumble down Jobs Peak
it will be because the old hill is
hitched up stronger than it looks
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1909-04-30
WORK WILL
BE FASTENED
And Mill Commence Soon After
Franchise is Granted.

- YER SINCE the Virginia x
H. Trnckee railroad company
built their branch line 10 Carson
Valley ano made the terminus on.
mile fram Gardnerville, there has
been strong feeling among the
residents and business men of this
town, that in one way or another
the dis advantage should be over
come. At the time the read was
under construction, a committee of
Gardnerville citizens waited on the
management of the V. Il T. and
offered many inducements to have
the road extended to this point,
but their appeal went unheeded
With no prospects IT that com
pany ever completing an untinish-
ed job, a new company headed by
II. II. Sprlngemeyer and A. Jensen
will take up the work where the
Y. Il 7. left off and complete the
road to Gardnervile. At the
meeting of the County Commiss-
toner's next Monday the above
gentlemen will file an application
for a franchise to operate street
railway between Minden, the
terminus point and Gardnerville.
The County Commissioners have
ii In their power to grant the fran
ohise, provided that a majority OF
taxpayers OF the town sign peti-
ton express their willingness that
the franchise be granted. NJ
Jacobsen has circulated the peti-
ton, securing more than the nee
essary number of signsrs, and
there Is no apparent reason why
the franchise will not he granted
within thirty days, as the law gives
that as the shortest time in which
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New Find.

W. J. Sinclair, who recently re-
turned from trip to Smith Val
ley territory in Lyon and Douglas
counties, brought with him sack
fun of ore which was taken from
the surface of a number Of ledges
running through that district.
Many of the samples show good
values in copper and led.
The district has been described
by Mr.. Sinclair as an entirely new
one and has been neglected by the
prospector.
Many lodges outcrop in the ter
ritory visited by Mr.. Sinclair
which show copper, lead and gold
the copper predominating -Tono
pah Bonanza.
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CARDNERVIILE ON Tt5E; BOOM
AUGUST MULLER
DIES FROM
His INJURIES

The venerable and bent form OF
August Muller, with flowing white
beard and quaint dress will never
again DOW To those who pass the
little house that WAS his home for
so many years where he lived "A life
OF solitude, save for his chickens
and an occasional call from his
neighbors TO enquire as to his
welfare. To look upon the lit
tie bungalow made from willow
and adobe by the hand OF Herr
Muller and To know he loved 1t
AZ if it were palace, and his sur
roundings AS a paradise, we bow
in grief that he could not have
lived To die death from the cause
of old age instead OF being tramp
-led To death by runaway horse.
In our last issue we told of the
unfortunate accident that had be-
iel the aged man. Thursday eve.
ming of last week he began to fail
rapidly and early Friday morning
his Spirit took flight.
Deceased was a native OF Ger
many, aged 81 years 10 months
and two days. He came to this
Valley IN 1887. To mourn hls loss
he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Syll OF
Gsfdnervile, n son, Quo Muller
Of British Columbia, and several
grand children.
The funeral services we're held
from the Lutheran Church last
Sunday, Rev. Menzel officiating.
The interment took place in Garden
Cemetery.
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Mining MACHINERY
FOR PINE Nut
CONSOLIDATED

There passed through Gardner
Vile to the Pine Nut Consolidated
Mining company's property this
week, one of the most complete
rock crusbers that could be pur-
chased. The weight OF the massive
machine was over $4,000 pounds
and is the first of its kind to
be brought to this section. 1t is
being followed by a new steam
hoist and a new fifty-ton Lane
Centrifugal mill from San Diego,
Cal.
With the five stamp mill already
in, the cyanide plant in process of
installation, Superintendent En-
Ugh is equipping the mine 30 that
the waste rock will pay expenses,
the capacity being from fifty to
eighty tons daily.
As there are peculiar difficulties
to overcome, by reasons of chlorid-
es, sulphides, MANGANESE, and Gin
uabar, a combination plant, origi-
nal in some features, is being pre-
pared. The ores will be
with a very weak solution of cya-
nide, freeing the coarse golA.
1t will then go by gravity to a
cement vat holding one thousand
tons in two compartments. After
being leached for ten days and if
necessary finished with a strong
solution in the redwood tanks.
Much of the rotten ore will pass
direct from the car to a revolving
screen nine feet long and three
feet in diameter and that which is
sufficiently fine will go direct to
the redwood tanks and leached
without passing through the mill.
The coarse rock will pass through
the crusher and then to the Lane
mill and by gravity to the leach
ing watts
1t should also be stated that the
solutions used in the milling will
be reused and when charged with
gold and silver, will pass through
the zink preeipitating and the
values extracted therefrom.
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INDIANS OUTPLAY
HOME TEAM

The Carson News has the fol-
lowing to about the ball game
played in that city last Sunday:
In Carson City, the Gardner
vile team were victims of the
Indians. They fought gallantly
but the red men had their ire up
and vent at them as if it were the
great pleasure of their life to take
the scalps of the blondes from
Gardnerville. The score was 10
To 6 in favor of the Indians and
this was another game wherein the
ninth inning made wonderful
change. Prior to that time the
game was all the private property
of the Indians but little judieious
batting by one OF the sfalwarts
from the land of alfalfa and the
able support of others who were
working for at least a look in,
rolled up five tallys. A large
crowd was in attendance ard the
day ideal.
The Gardnerville people came
up from that place, over eighty
strong, on special and returned
late in the evening.
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worked out by competent engineers
and from their figures it is actual
ly known that the financing OF the
enterprise will not be a difficult
problem, inasmuch as the road
will pay dividends and be safe
and conservative investment.
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Motorcycles Yes, A. w. Helberg.
Jeweler and Optician, can supply you
with the best makes, the machines
that work.and make good and are al
ways on the job. wIf interested call on
him and obtain description and prices
before placing orders elsewhere.
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RANCH FOR SALE-Place con-
tains 50 acres and formerly known as
the ID. Cook ranch. Has three fine
artesian wells Ranch would make
excellent summer pasture for some
East Fork Farmer. For further in
formation enquire at this Office or 10
II. llogrefe.