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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
new INDUSTRY
WILL BE VALUABL
LOCAL ENTERPRISE

Dake Il Girdslli, the concrete
manufacturers, are getting their
plant in shape and will soon be
prepared to furnish anything from
cement brick to the finest monu-
msnt. A gsroline engine is being
installed at the plant this week 10
operate = sand washing machine
which removes every bit OF clay or
other soil from the sand that will
70 into their manufactured articles.
The firm has resolved several con-
tracts for cemetery copings which
will soon be placed in position.
Being Of one solid piece, they are
everlasting and will give better
service than granite coping, and at
lssv cost Of building. Two monu-
meats are also To be erected by the
6rIh. When set up, the monu-
mspts will stand as examples of
What can be done with cement.
The firm 10 as, considering Il .
puPchass OF y set of moulds with
which TO manufacture burial
vaults that are meeting with such
pepular favor in other localities.
The vault consists of concrete
receptacle made in two sections.
1t 10 set in the grave and after the
caskst has been placed within the
tomb, the buriol vault is sealed
and made air and water tight.
The vault only entails an expense
Of about $45 whic is comparatively
nothing compared to the deep
satisfaction that su IN burial
would give the living relatives of
one who has passed away.
The Dig cement block making
machine ordered by the firm some
time ago is expected to arrive in a
few days and will be Immediately
installed in their Minden plant.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
LIVELY Times
THIS SUMMER

Those who are engaged in haul
ing freight between Minden and
Mono county declare this il 10 be
the busiest season that the freight
ers have had in twenty years.
The entire equipment for = 1900
h. ?. electric plant, including 1.-THE
pipe for long pipe line, u large
mill, cyanide plant and other
heavy mine machinery has been
ordered and will be hauled by
team 10 their respective points in
Mono county during the early
summer. 1t is said that at least
eight l2.animal teams, in addition
to those that were on the road last
season, will he required to handle
this vast volume of extra freight.
Such an aggregation Of big tea ms
will bring back the memories OF
bygone days when Aurora and
Bodie w,re the most talked Of
mining camps of the west.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
No Interest In School Affairs.

The school election to be held
tomorrow will be very tame
affair, since but two names have
been filed with the county clerk
and they will walk into Office with
out opposition. JAS. Kane il
candidate for long term trustee
while James Currie has free sail :
ing for short term trustee. Geo. J.
Bro vn is the holdover official.
1t was generally believed that
there would he spirited opposition
for the guiding of the destinies of
the school, but from present APP
pearance the would-be office seek
ers lost their nerve at the eleventh
hour.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
v. P. BRANCH
FOR RENO

That the Western Pacific Rail
road company is going To soon
have a road into Reno is the con-
clusion that has been reached with
in the last few days. Farmers and
land owners west of Reno and a.
long the south side Of the Truckes
river have decided a right-of-way
for the company sand they have
every reason to believe the West
srn Pacific is going to enter Reno
by this way, thence running by
way of Boca and Loyalton through
to their main line. They seem
sanguine of soon seeing either an
electric railway line owne J and
operated by the Western Pacific
passing through their places, or
else standard gauge railroad
operated by the company.
The fact that men supposed to
be surveyors or civil engineers
have recently been seen taking
measurements as though for bridge
building, just above the electric
light bridge, indicates that some
important movement is ON foot
there journal
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
HAS A NEW
AUTOMOBILE

William Dressler withstood the
coaxing of his pr gressive nature
just as long as he could and then
did it. He took the train for Reno
last Saturday ostensibly on one
of his frequent business trips but
really to accept new 5 passenger
Derris automobile. Easter Sun
he brought the new car over from
Reno with Roy Cardinal at the
wheel. Mr.. Dressler simply bub-
bles over with enthusiasm when
explaining the good qualities of
his new car. 1t is equipped with
full top, glass front and other
wise !comprises all of the 60 ,d
features OF the present day auto
mobiles.
The steadily increasing business
requirements in the management
of his extesive holdings, has made
the purchase of the automobile
necessity. Mr.. Dressler can now
eliminate space with ease and as
the old saying goes can be in "forty
places at once"
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

AT the last meeting of tn Coun-
ty Commissioners y petition was
presented asking for the ssts blish-
ment of branch Jail ut Gardner
Vile. The petition had been free
ly signed and ss the establish
mant Of the jail had been sgitatsd
for months, with preponderancs
of reasons advanced in its favor,
the Board took favorable action
and ordered its erscti IN.
Yesterday, Feed Dangberg was
circulating demonstrating petit
ticn at Mlndcn, against the estab-
lishment of the Gardnerville Jail
If correctly informed, the counter
petition plesds economoy, points
out that the Jail will be useless
waste OF money, etc. etc.
The petition has brought forth
many comments the main one he
ing that il the county's finances
are in such stringent circumstances
and requires false economy, thers
is need of making the restrictions
general. Mandamus proceedingt
will stop other drains about
to made on the county funds.
Such reasons have to logic, and
the branch Jail, the vaut and the
repair of the court house is quits
the proper thing, despite the op-
position t. the contrary.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
VISITORS FROM
BODIE TOWN

W. IL. I.anders, superintendent
OF the Standard Con solidated Min.
ing CO., Mrs. Landers, her sister
Miss Putnam of New York, and
DR.. Southworfh arrived In town
last Monday i'll the formers motor
car from Bodie. They left
Bodie shortly ate eigh t
o'clock during the prevalence of a
binding snowstorm, and Tor the
first ten miles the road was almost
impossible, yet they arrived here
shortly after three o'clock, having
stopped at Wellington an hour
and a half. After stopping here
little While and dropping off D..
Southworth they struck out for
Reno and arrived there IN time for
an early dinner. They returned
to Valley Springs Wednesday and
left for Bodie yesterday, taking the
genial doctor with them.
Their car is an air cooled Frank
lin and considering the adverse
climate land road conditions the
trip demonstrated the wonderful
space eliminating properties O. the
modern automobile.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
IMPROVEMENT
CLUB DOES
GOOD WORK

The residents on Mission street
hive set an example that will be
well for the rest of us to heed, il
we have any feeling of civic pride
or desire to beautify and other
wise improve the appearance of the
streets. The Mission street resi-
dents organized a sort Of an inde-
pendent improvement club and
the street received their first at
tention. 1t has been piowed and
graded up and would be credit to
any Incorporated town. Its clean
and neatly graded appearance
carries with il more than ordinary
significance 1t shows that the
residents have keen sense iof
pride, not only for their home but
for the town in which they live.
Just take a walk around there and
see what an inviting appearance
the improvement gives to that part
of town. You will then agree with
us that general movement along
the same lines, would add won der
fully to the appearance of the town.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
New Classes.

Next Sunday the Lutheran s. S.
will begin new school year. The
class of catcechumens which was
confirmed on Palm Sunday has
been dismissed from the s. S. and
next Sunday new scholars will be
received and enrolled and new
classes organized. Beginning with
next Sunday the S. S. will have
FIVE grades owing to the large
number of scholars. Thus the
scholars will be able to receive the
best religious instruction. Rev.
Menzel and the four other teachers
encourage all parents who have
children OF the required age and
who do not attend any other S. $.
to send their children to the Luth-
eran S. 5. 1t will not be regretted.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
Genoa Residence
Greatly Damaged
By Fire and Water

forth and the fire was finally un-
der their control, and after a hard
old fight was extinguished. Men
and women were completely eA-
hausted from the over exertion of
the hard fight but felt that they
had succeeded in their work. 1t
was little less than miracle that
the house was saved from total
destruction.
The loss to Mr.. Hawkins il not
known but is said to be heavy.
The building is badly gutted and
much damage resulted to the
plaster from the water. The main
building was of brick and was one
of the finest dwellings, not only in
Genoa, but in the entire county.
1t was built many years ago by
5. A. kinsey, who was one of the
first settlers in the state.
The fire originated from de-
fective chimney, and was discover
ed during the noon hour.
Mr.. Hawkins has already en-
gagged carpenters and as soon as
building material can be placed
on the ground, rebuilding will COM
mence. A large addition to the
house, which has been planned for,
some time will also be built at the
time the repairs are being made.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

Monday afternoon an alarm o.
fire startled the residents of Genoa
and great excitement prevailed
throughout the town. Great
masses Of smoke was issuing from
the ID. r. Hawkins residence and
the cries of fire brought everybod y
in town, and bucket brigade was
hurriedly formed and the fight to
conquer the flames started. The
alarm was heard at the school
house and the pupils and teachers
hurried to the fire and helped
those already on the job. The
blaze was making rapid headway
when first discovered and for some
time it seemed that the heroric
work Of the bucket brigade would
be of no avail against the spread
ing flames. The fire was on the
second floor and women, men and
children dashed up stairs with
buckets of water and down again
for more. The fire ate it's way
to the attic and two large holes
were chopped through the roof te
get at the flames. By this time
the bucket brigade had a continu-
Gus stream of water pouring on the
fire and seeing that they were
slightly succeeding in extin yuish-
ing the flames, new effort was put
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

The enforcement vi The grazing
r lmlalinns on lh- N,ilonzl Forests
is not affected by the recent de.
clson Of the Supreme Court vi lhs
United States, affirming the dsci-
sion oi ID strict Judge W-lll"rn, u
California.
The decision i very important
one which involves tie right Il
stoakmen grazing their stock in
the National Forests. The col r,
held that the regulations of the
Secretary of Agriculture governing
grazing on the National Forests
held good ami accordingly, all
Forest Supervisors have oven noti-
fled to enforce the regulations and
take the same action regarding any
violations thereof.
In the event OF u trsspxss case
occurring in which the circum.
stances are similar 10 those in
volyed in these eases, proceeding
according 10 the law ON criminal
tresptss, shall be instituted.
i heretofore, the grazing regn-
lalious viii continue to be vieor-
ouslF enforced upon every Forest.
An wiliul violation will be at
once rsported by the Forest officers
and prompt action will he taken.
Pal experience has shswn that
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
CHURCHILL COUNTY
BORROWS MONEY

Monday the State Board Of
Revenue held meeting in Carson
and authorized the Commissioners
of the County of Churchill to make
a borrow OF $4,000 for county
purposes. The Commissioners
petltioned the Board few days
ago to make the borrow stating
that the county treasury was de-
pleted and the money was needed
to maintain a cash basis in the
county.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
Grazing Laws
Must Be Obyed
by Stockmen

sniy upon very rare occasions i'm
deed 10 Court action necessar,
The acknowledged justice and
prspristy Of ths grazing rrguls-
tisns have generally appealed 10
the sense of fairness of Forest
users, with the result that willing
compliance with, aud hearty CO.
operation in the enforcement of,
the regulations have been the
rule, and cases of willful violations
have been Of rare occurance.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

The Kane Drug Company wish
to announce the giving away Of
another picture. A ticket will be
given with every purchase, COM
mencing Friday, April lst. The
drawing will take place on the
evening Of May 10Th. The picture
10 now on exhibition; come and Sc.
it.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
FOR SALE

Ranch of 60 acre ranch
8 miles from Gardnerville
Good water right. Splendid
opportunity for anyone wish
ing small farm. Also one
Durham bull. p. Ranbeck.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

Give the Record Courier your
next printing order and patronize
a home institution. We can save
you money.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01
FOR SALE.

The Anderson Hay Yard,
Carson, Nevada. Easy terms.
Apply to Alfred Chartz,
Carson, Nevada.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

Let Connolly, the tailor, take your
measure for your next suit. A fit
guaranteed.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

Only = couple second hand bicycles
for sale ut low price. II Interested
call ON A. w. II. iceberg.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

Mr.. Carr, an automobile dealer was
here from Reno yesterday.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-04-01

Fresh fish every Friday and Satur-
day at the Frey butcher shop.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
GET RfD on THR BLIGHT.

Governor Gilchrist, in this issue 81
The True Democrat, directs the at
fentiOn Of the Chamber Of Commerce
% q natter that should be met with
immediate repsOnse on the part 81 our
people. IL Il that Of fighting the pear
blight
We cannot raise citrus fruits prof
itably IA Leon county. Neither have
peaches done well IN recent years. but
many fine pear orchards thrOughOuL
the section are sufficient evidence that
the climate and soil are peculiarly
adapted % that very excellent fruit
Most Of these orchards which were
profitable for a few years. have been
abandoned on account Of the ravageg
Of that peculiar fungus disease, the
blight.
II people abandoned everything on
account OF obstacles nothing would
ever be achieved. As the governor well
suggests. n the people OF south Flor
IDA had abandoned their grunge groves
on account Of the diseases that attack
them, there would be nothing today OF
this industry, which Is bringing mill
lions Of dollars annually into the State
TO the enrichment OF its population.
II the same kind Of measures had
been employed, and as vigorously prose
cuted to rid our pear groves Of the
blight az the South FLORIDA people
annually pursue 10 rid their orange
trees Of the scale and the blight, they
would have been yielding annual har-
vests Of more value than the orange,
And these groves, most Of which are
now a prey TO the cattle Of the fields,
can be reclaimed and put IN profitable
condition. The government reports
show that II II being done in Cali
fOrnia. And what ~ being done
along this line in that State can be
done Just az well here. In a christian
view Of life, we believe that the Ills OF
mankind are sent upon bin 20 strength
Q nhim. 30 n vegetable creation At
tackled BY Sc lila But 70 industrious
man Will but intelligibly and energet
ically fight those ilia be win Be r.
Warded by abundant returns.
II these old orchards Of ours were
severely pruned and means adopted %
prevent the return Of the blight 10 the
new wood, Il would be only q few
years until they were returning big
and profitable crops 10 their owners.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28


Several ~ i1e n1te pro '1eI p
rs re State are eioutg er t
llo State executive coUuIff cEcttI
a - taitofllg a rluovlng Judges
ano cQllelton mon the Hpgkin1 o.
fhe primary.
ne Tampa Times proposes fhin nIan
which e aays WIN zee natsly tho
people,
There s. not readily diaeerni6ls cry
method Or process 81 apreai o. revolt
from ne hieh-handed acton 0f re
committees. bat e nay yet D. digoop
red If Governor Glichrigt should
announce tuat he regarded the posi-
tive commands 81 the people o. higher
value and more force With him than
the negatively pcFmlsslVe action Of
the State COMMITTEES, and that the
would decline % make such appoint
ments ~ are endeaY0red 10 be thrown
into his hands, he would Clarity tho
situation instantly ard make FOR him
self q great name a. a gtatems8n who
regards his pledges. his precedenfs
and the best interests Of bis people
This be may DO. 10 r. not only en-
hrely within his power, but e would
be ia accord with Ills previous con-
duct since be has been governor.
Should be do 70 Il would be easy for
the campaign committee, IN Its prep.
arafiODs FOR the primary and the
printing Of tickets therefor, 10 place
the eliminated Offices and the can
didates therefor on the ticket and
let the people settle the matter Just
as they would have done but for the
meddlesOme interference Of the State
executive committee.
TO this the Pensacola Journal thus
comments:
The Journal endorses this sugges
ton Of the Times and cOmmends It TO
the thoughtful consideration Of Gov
ernOr Gilchrist Such action on his
part, as the Times says would be en-
tirely IN accord with bis record in Of
fee and with his prediction position
on the primary question. Governor
Gilchrist has, on more than one coca
sion, made Il plain that he not only
proposed 70 stand by the primary, bat
that, whenever vacancies occur, he
would give the people an opportunity
to choose the appOintee 70 al such va
cancy wherever Il was possible for q
primary 20 be held
Under these circumstances Governor
Gilchrist may very consistently an
nOunee 10 the committee that be wants
the people 20 act on those Offices which
the COMMITTEES, BY q majority Of only
one vote, assumed 10 take out Of the
primary. That VIII put the question
up 70 the committee again and ought
20 settle a.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

me Irrc UoUeCf1t WIN BON n7Ft
n splendid lluc 81 sample e1Iendarg foT
foll. and win D. glad 60 ghoa them
90 our business men end others i1fls-
csled Wo can not only duplicate the
prices 81 any travelling salesman but
in nearly every instance save F0u non
ey ca them. AgeiD you have 20 place
your orders e year anegd but We can
walt unlil you know how many and
what style you want
Wait until you see these samples
before placing your order
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

Flerida has experimented IN grapee
and grape culture Tor many years with
Indifferent success. Leon county has
perhaps the best results 10 handf
grapes, such Is grown IN New jersey
and Delaware ~ Florida Opportunities
The Concord, the CataWba, the Dela-
ware and the Niagara have ali bcoo
probably grown here Tor wine making
purposes. but the vineyards were
abandoned because the wine making
industry was Outlawed. But theIo
would really have been a greater peolle
had the growers shipped their 8arlg
grapes 70 northern markets. The &rna
Dmocrat expects to see this a prg8 Shla
industry here
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

Rexall '88" Hair Tonic. II II d0eo
not remove dandrun and prOmofe q
growth Of hair 10 the satisfaction of
the user, we will without question Or
H. This guarantee IL printed on every
package. It has effected most salts
factory results IA 90 out Of 100 cases
where put 70 a practical test.
Rexall "D3p Hair Tonic 3 entirely
unlike and IN every particular differ
ent from anything else we know Of Tor
the purpose for which It Is recommend
ed We urge Jon 10 try Il az our
entire risk Certainly we could offer
no better guarantee. Two Sizes 90
cents and f1.OO. Sold IN Tallahas1ee
only az our store-The Rexall Store.
The Hardee-Smith Drug Co.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28
THE TOnACCO aITuATION-

TIE True Democrat takes no stock IN
printing stories unusually optimistic
which are without authority OF cred
ence. but from the Information OBJ
tanned from the south Georgia and
north Florida district we learn that
the tobacco situation n more prOmis-
ina than az any time for the past two
years.
The better stock has about al been
sold at a profitable price. while the IN.
feri0r grades are still DRAGGING, lead.
Ing % the conclusion that q will pay
20 grow good stock. and carefully pre-.
pare Il FOR market.
Considerably more Tran a million DOL.
lars has been tied up through this sec
ton IN the tobacco industry. but the
money which Il has REPRESENTED n
slowly lndlng 10 way into the chan
nela Of trade and we predict that with
IN the present year the alringency
win have entirely disappeared. and
lem and 0adsllen counties resume
their onward march o. prosperity.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

Certain IngF6aisnfs If Properly Cen.
hlAsd. Stimuiass Ha@an Hair
cFowth.


ResOrcin is one Of the most effective
germ destrOyers ever discovered Beta
naphthol IL q most powerful, yet abSO-
lutely safe germicide and antiseDtic,
which prevents development OF germ
matter, and creates a clean, healthy
condition.
Pilacarpine, although not a cOlOring
matter or dye, Is an ingredient well
established for its power 10 restore
natural color 10 human hair.
BOrax, because OF Sc Well-dehned
softening and cleansing properties, "a
most useful IN the treatment OF scalp
and hair diseases. 6lycerine acts as
a stimulant to the hair bulbs, and has
a soothing. healing and nOurishing I'm.
huence. Alcohol Is indispensable In
medicine because Of its antiseptic
stimulating and preseryative qualities.
Rexall "03' Hair Tonic Is CHIEFLY
composed Of these ingredients, which
are compounded IN n peculiar form,
and we believe Il u the most effective
remedy known 10 medical science for
scalp and hair troubles generally. We
personally guarantee Il to eradicate
dandrum and scalp irritatiOns and 20
grow hair, even though the scalp IN
spots II hare Of hair, providing OF
course there "a life and vitality re-
naming IN the hair roots.
We want everyone troubled with scalp
disease dandruR or loss Of hair 70 try
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

~ Leon county was as thickiy pop.
nlaied as Massachusetts, it would have
more than q hair million people And
- our natural advantages are several
llmea % one over that 0f the northern
state Massachusetts haa grown great
through TIE oporatlUn 81 cotton fac
tories an1 gct Ale True Democrat
has not ~ been able % iaance TIE
ooop'e 81 Ial'anaHea % locate a4en
enc miIl here rigat shore tss alapio
q srowh
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

ne meat enters On the great cities
are declaring q boycott against the
butchsrs for extortiOnate prices. We
advise several thousand Of them 20
eoDo % leon county, raise their own
maat and make money beside, a. IOhab
Britt n doing.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-28

Has the Thought ever favOrably I'm.
rreaaed you that there are - acres Of
land IN leon county % every man. wOm-
~ and child IN 81 hmitsi What a
landed wealth we have, bat what a
noVaFty Of population