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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

gui6eI @erite unb so Rfunb aut ben
gufbel 8ogger 81 perlansen, tpdbrenb
eas aeiesli1e Snlbelsetpifyt bel Gerits
As nno BEL 8pe9en 56 8funb betrdat.
Sn Der ndtiter aegislatur : Sisuns
iolen bteshe3iglihe Boriagen einses
reiHt tperben. Was &Gic anbetrith,
10 erfldren bic Farmer, baf Bite Sanb.
fer ME rnebr ais fir 10 Ifb. Bel jebem
20 Hfunb &die besablen, Der Gpuins
,nent nafiirlih aScr ben Breis fir BITE
ppilen 20 Hfunb ST. entrihten &c.
smnngen 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Cine $ekspeineHeifde eHenSe
Nation.

2aut elmer Sernifentli6una bon
3ablen pes 9cniuss9 Bureaus ipurben
i'm Sabre 1909 in bieiem 2arbe A.
4S3,OO0 mchr S6ipeine setootet an
Rabrunss5peden. ais 8inbcr. Ghien,
&dlbcr. Shaie uub 2dmmer. Siesen
unb 3idlein ETC.. suiammen. &c.,
443. 900 Sdpeine pirpen in ienem
Sabre geifladtet uub bios 31,960.s
600 anberc Sbiere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

oenn Der aapitaliit lit cben Der mGf,s
ttgere. Bel Welhem Stanoe b a r |
man MN aber ipSiales Denfen nnb
Sanbeln puransieten: beim afnerifas
nifden Gabrifnnten ober beim Gar.
tner? Wer tpiro freiipiIig nadgeben?
Sern Der amerifaniihe Conf II,
mem leibet our 3eit mebr ais eben
n%otbipenoig inter ben gei6rau6ten
bohen 2ebensmittelpreiien, Iabruns
nnb &leibuue. nnb cine 1arif= Repi.
fen mnk fpmmen. Reciprpsitdt 1T
Y etn Anfans Der f~smmenben 9tnse.
Gamabf&e carmen mnb Jarmer.
Gin geridt bes Genius : Bureaus
IN Sttafpa entbdlt cine intereIiante
Statiitif iiber Iebenbes Snpentar
auf canabifnen Sarnnen i'm Sabre
1910. 9andd belief lid Der 0es
iammtipertb bon Gieb unb Yferben
auf 53,768,0OO Collars. aeaen
bag Sabr 1909 cine 3unabme bon
34.979,000 SoIars. Ser 9urf)s
idnittspreis per Stiid itente iifj
BEL Yferbeu auf $132.3O scsen
$130.72 i'm Sabre 1909, bel Wilfs
fiben aif $42.60 eeeen $28.S1 unb
BEL S6afen aui $500 geaen $3.50.
5iir Shpeine alein iinb Bic Surfs
i6niftspreiie berunterseean8en. Gle
betrusen per Stiid $11.8O aeaen
$11.S0 i'm Sabre borber. Ser &C.
idntmttpertb Der Yferbe betrus $685.
Collars aeeen 27s, 7S9, 900
i'm Sabre 1909; berieniae Der Weilhs
fiibe 12~1.613,000 9oIars aegen
103, 601 900 Dollars; bes anberen
@iebes 131.781,00 Dollars aeaen
126. 8 900 Collars; SHafe 49,
$4,000 eeeen 15,135.000 Dollars;
Shpeine 31,157,oOO Collars aeaen
34.366.o00 Dollars in 1909. Ser
bofite 9ur6iduittspreis fir gferbe
murbe in Sasfatfepan beaablt, fir
Wildpieb, anberes Sornpieb unb
Sfdfe in Ontario mnb fir
Sdipeine in Quebec. Yferbe bon
crei Sabren unb bdrii6er erreihten
ben bOdIiteu Yreis in Sritiib goInms
bien. no Der Ourhidnitt 1925
per Stiid betrus. SGtpeine per 100
Yfuno Sebenoeeipidlt id)ipanften bon
$3.50 in Wanitoba sipiiden $9.92 in
Quebec. Der 3urdihnittspreis beg
bearbeifeten. reipeftip hes b~etpobntem
SarmIances belief iih in sans Canada
auf $3s.45 pet Nder. pSer 10 Gents
ipeniser ais I'M Sabre pprber. Der
aobn fir Sarmbilfe fir Die Sonrmer<
Sniion betrug i'm Surdifuitt S8s.15
(seeen $500 in 1907 fir mdnns
lid,e nnb $20.70 (sesen $19.oS) fir
lpeiblife Nnseitellte, Die gef6itieuns
mitserehnet. Bic bDditeu 266nc
lpurben ipdbrenb Ser Commemorate
III Sasfatheipan, alberta uno 9ritiib
Gplumbien be5ahlt, DO $4,000 unb
mebr fir mdnnlifc unb $500 unb
mebr fir peibiife Silfe be5ablt
luurben. - st. Yeter'ss9ote.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
TenniDluaniide Carmen.

Henniplpdrien bat na6 benz Lester,
Genius 2iS,394 Earmen I'M &C.
iammttrertb bon 1885, 900 900. Der
gooentpertb auein betrGgt iiber $685.
100000; er tat in Den lseten 8ebn
Sdbren nm beinabe 80 Winionen 9ols
lars 3lgenommer, o6gleih cine erbeb>
lide Mbnabme bes bebniten Greals
nno cine 3urabme Der l~anofrirtb1
idaitlidJen Setrisbstoiten Inn 81 Yroz
gent 81 perseihnen tpar.
-
Farmer idiittet aersfn auf Mais=
fplben.
Der FARMER anenf GGr1ber bon
@laNon. Co., noute cine 8umpe aufz
tbduen uno bGiifte an bieiem 3tpede
Wdisfoiben runb nm bieie auf unb
sinoete fie an.
Gls er mad elmer 8eile auriidtam,
fanb er, hdb bas Seuer aniGeinenh
disgesangen mar, obne Sab Die Sol
ben berbrannten. Or bottle cine 9eros
~iinfarne unD i1iittete Die Sliijiiafeit
auf bic &olben. &c erfolgte cine
@gploiion unb i'm ndGiten Woment
itanben bic &Ieioer Shrober's in
Slammen. Seine Srau mari cine
3ede iiber i'm nnb eritidte 10 bic
Blammen. bod bat Sdrober i9pere
granbrpunben erlitten.
"
Sarmer MAIDEN anf.
Nus 8atfins. Ninn.. perlautet:
Singit tpurbe inter GROCER 8eseifez
rune cine Sarn,ers linton gcsriinoet.
Serr Haleisb bon glbop Cate Ieete
has Wefen unb 9eftreben folder
Unions IN rebt flaren Worten alseinS
amber. @te i6on unb iebr ipertbporl
fir ben Sdrnter fpdre es. tpenn iif)
lille bardn betbeiligten. 8drrim fol-
Der farmer niht audi Yereine bilben2
Saben bic FRUITS - @eisensT ruit,
Nebls9ruit uno ipie Tie ale 6eiSen.
nidt LANCE seniis nns 6urmer ses
ihunben, uns seiagt: sSas frieglt
Su?" - .@eredtisfcit fir Nae unb
gorredte fir aeinen" - bas lit Der
BabIipruh Der .Sarmer , Union.
9esbalb aufseitanbeu. ibr Sarmerl
riibrt eud. i4liebt euf SarmersV Ser
einen an. Seoer tuebrt ii6 ieiner
Saut. tparum niht aud mir?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

cient bieie Inn 10 mcbr. neil mad
Dem Sturs Der Wonarhie bns amcris
fanii6e 9~o9entbum unh Die ylibes
rdle" Vreie ale Sebel in 9eipesung
feste. INN cine ihlernigc auerfeus
nlina Der .iiingiten SdbpeitersSfes
publif" berbcisufibreu. = n@nns
nerer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
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Gin GtiiH ihIehtrs q

Gin Stild i1leftes Srop lam
llnpsroaulihfeit nerrrin6en. Sieies
seigt lpie leidt ND bon oieiem 2eipen
befallen iperoeu fam, 8ebraInt Sr.
Iueuit apnia'S Samburgcr 5ropien
mn DIR werbct ieben pie lei1t Sbr
furirt rpcrben tunnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Gin 8eiipieI.

Sn Chicago fpurbe tam 6. February
cine 8eriantmlnns Der Mildtpirtbe
bon SGinois urb a~rsren3ensen Staas
ten a~bsehnlten. Inter gnberen hielt
auh Srau 9. 9urdnb bon 9afe Bluff
einen @ortras iiber bic 8ineers g mberz
fuloie. Gle ~er5dblte. fpie fie ben Sns
fpeftoren einen fhonen Strei4 seipielt
babe: Gin @ertreter Der Rnnoegz
resierune priifte (mittels Subereulin)
ibre &iibe, bon benen Is reaairten.
5rau Suranb lieS bieie 6iibe aili lire
Soften I'M Sfla1tbalie bon armour
& 90. ihladbten. sd berbeimli6te
es". faste lie. .baB es meme 8iibe
ieien. i9 mar babon ii~ber3euet. bob
Die Riibe ni6t nit Der 8inbersS nbers
fuloic bebaitet iparen. unb berielbe
Hegierunss : Snipeffor. Der mcine
aiibe aepriift bate. ite1te. felt, baB
niht zines bon ben 9bieren NIT Der
Suberfuloie bebdftet mar" - Sier.
10 tpiu es iheineu. cling r@eiberlift"
iiber ~Snipeftorens Beisbeit" -. i.
Cine aite Same miiGt iih elm unb
idldat Die aerSte in bic Sludt. Infer
%tIeiner Sobn", ihreiht Serr Yeidael
Straeea ants Raltbp. Ea.. mar cine
Scit lang franf eetpeien. Infer
3oftor iaete. inn ieble bieies. unb
elm anberer 1oftor. ettpas anberes.
Gle fonnten ii1 niht bariiber tlar
tperSen. ipas ihm feblte. unb feiner
bon 8eiben bali linn. 8ulest rietb
uns cine alte Dame. ben Ilpentrduter
81 sebrauden. &ir ~befolsten ibren
Hatb, unb tbntiddlid tpurSe Der 8nabc
nad benz @ebrau6 elmer SlaShe ges
funS. @ir bdtten ms piel Gorge
unb avid @clb erfparen fDunen, penn
Der GlpenfrGuter unS befanut aeiueIen
mare"
aciue Mpotbeier Iebt3in. ionberu
elm einiades arGuters Seilmittel. ipels
dee fir Die &rnnfen bereitet uno linen
brett gelicfert ipirb bur1 bic gisens
thinner. Sr. Setter Sabrnep & Cons
Co., 1875 Sp. Sopne ape,, Chi.
cago. III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Snuurfummeno.

Sdniterbub (5t elmer aodin, Die
cine @urit perloren bait: sic, 8o-
din, Sic baben cine @ltrit pcrlorcn;
i'd babe lie g~eflnoen. Den 6tnoer.
iobn bab' id, gleif ab9ebiiien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
6esea Sen Kaifee'G rmft.
ReSrafentant Rorris ppm Nebrasta
~Serlanst Ansfnnft bariiber.

Rad Der gebauptune bieies 8eprds
ientanten bat has annerifauiihc
Bublitnm fhon $35,00o.0 900 an
oas internatiouale aaifees Spnbi<
tat beadblen miiiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

Die Solge elmer grtdltuns lit
elm Sulten. Die Solge nah benz @e>
braud BON 81. Iuguit &onig's Sams
burger Sruittbce lit cine Sur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
1armer unS SwiiGsnbauofer.

Cine eroBe gnsabl Sarmer bon
8imnebaso County. Bis.. Die nit benz
Werbalten Der YSobberS", lpaS 8aie,
@erite unb Hossen anbelanst, unalls
irieben lit. bat lid in Nesnab gun,
.9innebaso Qountp Sarmers &
gbeeIemafers Publicitn Club" 5aiams
menaetban. nm IN 3ufunft cieie Job
bcrs" opcr gambler bapon ab5ubalteu.
beim Ginfauf 80 1funb auf ban
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
5prtidrittlid seiiunte GARNER.

9ie GARNER bon Goieau gountp,
Wirn., seigen msgeiprodlen forts
ldrittliden @eilt i'm Sinne Der 3iiz
ianmcnarbeit, oeren 8prtbeile iie
riftig erfannt baber.
SnnerbaIb zines 8iertclinbrs iinb
cooperative 2aben erridtet moroeu in
Badger unb in Hoieal UNI ibr Be-
trieb bat lid ais iebr portbeilbaft ers
pieIen. Cooperative 8etreibeipeifer
limb IN 'Sreentuib unb in 8aoger in
8etrieb eeiebt rporben unb lie bahcn
nift MIR Die bohiten Yreile fir @ez
treble ge5abit, ionoern lid audi nls
quite &apitalSanln9e ermieicn.
IN elmer in Hoieau abeebaltenen
Sarmers : Gerinmmlung lmirbe Der
8eifluS geiaSt. and, bier cine coopcs
ratipe Spmpanie our grrihtnus oper
gum gnfanf zines @etrcibeipeibers
3u orgauiiieren.
MuH cooperative Ioltsreieu in
alien 5bcilen beS Gountps erpeiieu lid
nls Sfpedmabi9e Ginrihtunsen unb
Die 8arnner limo iebr 5nfrieoen.
Sn eincr 8eriammllrna Der Nftios
mare Der Moieau Cooperative Cream.
err So. plrbe cine Gewcguna ms
aeben ecrufen. cine cooperative
Sampfipdiherei einaurihten unb in
@~erbinouns nit Der Wolferei 5u bes
treiben. aber in eiuem actrennter @es
bdnbc. mr. nit Senueuna Der IN Der
Meolferei CUR 9erfiisung ~itebencen
&raft.
Soltc m%irth1bafflide 5orti6ritte
limb un5peifelbaft Sproiien auf Der
Seiter Der io3ialeu &eritdnoignne.
Sadmdnrer. sei6ulte Sauern, io5ials
aebiloete Sarmer, aus ben Neiben
folder 2ente brauhen mir mebr, picI
m b I Wduner i'm GonsreB. @dnner,
Die ailf cigcnen SiiBen iteben an StelIe
Der Mbpofdten. Die fir dnbere
Stdnbe bic Sarmer beeinfluSen, unter
benz Saneiport, bic Sntereien Der
Sarmer 3u bertreten. (Siebe bier5li
Nrtifel: Gin GARNER iiber Heciproz
5itGt etc.") Damn mare Hecipros
5itdt i'm Senatc idneit idpn ansenoms
men iuorbem.
a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

SdOme Tarmen far &atbolifen
BEL 3uri6 uub galso, SanIas. suBerges
wobnlid scniiise Sierten. Sdreibet fir
udbere 2usfunft al
REV. FATHER HARPIN,
Zurich, Rocks Co., Kansas.
6etn eareibsu erpdhne a,an seH. steies eIsts.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
GOVERNMENT DRILL

The drilling machine ordered by
the Government for operations in
and about the reclamation section in
Fallon, has arrived from the factory.
The drill will be set up about Is miles
below Fallon where oil indications
have been found. An experienced
oil driller is sent along with the ma
chine from Texas. 1t is hoped that
the Government will hit everything
from artesian water to oil.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
GRAND JURY FAILS
TO HOLD INDIAN.

The Douglas County Grand Jury
convened at Genoa Tuesday for the
purpose OF hearing the evidence
against George Louie, the Indian
who carved tribesman within an
inch of his life some weeks ago.
The chief witness to the stabbing
affai. could no, be located and
without his testimony the grand
jury found it impossible to hold
the accused, as there was not suffi
cient evidence to prove that he had
committed the crime. George
Louie is once again free Injun.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
H. HAWKINSEN
IS DEAD.

Henry Hawkinsen, a well known
citizen of this town, was taken i'll
at the Golden Gate mine in Ante
lope Valley a few days ago and
Tucs lay DR.. Hawkins vas ,alle d
to attend him by message stat.
ing that the sick man was in a
stupor and could not be aroused
Mr.. Hawkinsen was found to be
suffering from Brighps disease in
an advanced stage with little or nc
hopes for recovery. He was
brought to Gardnerville Tuesday
night aand Wednesday afternoon
he passed away, complications of a
fatal nature having already set in.
Deceased had resided in this
section for the past several year:
and was a man of good habits and
industrious nature. He was a
miner and was well liked by all
who knew him.
He leaves a daughter at Boise
City, Idaho and she has been mott :
fed of his death. He carried a
life insurance policy for $4,000
in her favor.
The daughter is expected to ar
rive here today and the funeral
will probably be held Saturday
afternoon.
Deceased was 43 years of age
and a native of Denmark.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
PICTURES HARD TO
UNDERSTAND.

The Carson News has the follow
ing to say oi Warden Bakers man
agement of tn" STATE prison:
Under the management OF
Warden Ray Baker, the day is fast
approaching when it will be far
more pleasurable to be convict
in the Nevada State Prison than to
be member of Burlingame's polo
playing set. Times have changed
since the time when crime was
punished to the time when crime
is rewarded. 1t is alright and
proper 10 attempt to elevate the
men who are enemies to the law OF
the land but this idea of pamper-
ing them and spreading their path
way with roses and violets is in
deed wrong.
The time will come when the
taxpayers of the stats will want TO
go to the prison and enjoy the
the pleasures of their tax money
instead of buying comforts for the
convicts.
There is many funny picture
in Nevada's moving picture show.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
WILL NOT ADD TAX

1t is unlikely that many auditors Of
the state will add the extra school
tax OF cents to the assessment roll,
as many eminent lawyers give the
opinion that a law made after the
assessments were levied would not
go into effect until next year. Some
of the counties, however, have al
ready added the tax, and the out
come will probably be that as long
as it is not unanimously carried out,
the money so raised will be kept in
the counties where it was exacted.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
JOHN lee, CONVICTED
CRIMINAL, GOES INSANE

John Lee, who was serving
fourteen-year sentence in the Ne
vada prison, was adjudged insane
few days ago and Tuesday he
was taken to the insane asylum at
Reno.
Almost from the first day of his
continent in prison be brooded
over the shame and misfortune
that was the result of his fiendish
crime. During the pat few
months, it is said, that when in
his cell he would lay on his cot
and moaned, grieving heavily over
his imprisonment.
John Lee was tired, convicted
and sentenced in Douglas county
for most unprintable crime.
When ISheriff Wyatt arrived to
place Lee under larrest he found
him tying to kill himself with a
shotgun.
The sad part OF Lees imprson-
ment and present condition is from
the fact that is family are the real
sufferers. A wife and several small
children were left penniless to face
the world and had it not been for
charitably inclined people and
monthly allowance of $12 from
the county the wolf would have
entered the door of their humble
home long ago. 1t is the old, old
story of the family paying dearly
for the crime of the father and
husband, the consequences of
which are felt and will continue as
long as men commit crimes and
prisons are maintained to punish
those who violate laws of the land.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
BURNS IS ON A
/. NEGRO HEAD.

DR., Witchman, who for many
months was trusty in the hospit-
al, has now been placed at menial
work as punishment for a trick
which he played upon one of the
negro convicts month ago. 1t
appears that the "shine" was
troubled with nervous affection
and kept going toathe hospital for
treatment Wichwan got tired of
his visits and one day painted the
figures "13" upon the forehead OF
the negro with carbolic acid. The
negro did not kaow what WAS done
and believed The burning was part
OF the treatment for his cure. 1t
was only short time until the
figures showed plainly upon the
head of the ebony convict and the
joshing oi his mates has kept him
IN hot water.
Wlchman was taken from the
hospital IN punishment for his act
and Is now one OF The bucket
brigade" OF the prison. A taste OF
the dungeon was gwen HIM to
bling him TO his senses.-News.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
He Rests
in Peace

The funeral of the late Geo. NJ.
Smith took place last Saturday
and his remains were buried be-
sides those of his wife and child
in the Genoa cemetery. His last
wish was that he be buried quick
ly, quietly and with AS little cere-
mony as possible" and that wish
Was granted. Besides the choir and
minister hardly half a dozen
friends bowed their heads in sor-
row while his remains were lower
ed to their last resting place be-
sides those that were dearer to him
than all the world.
Since the death Of his wife some
two years ago, the deceased had
givl up all desire to continue III
what To him was IA lonely world.
Brok N III health and the loss OF
his hearing, he fe,t II useless
task and no doubt had preyed 10
God to claim hun before making
sell sacrifice.
H. was native of Illinois, aged
80 years, 4 months and % days.
Besides wide circle of friends he
leaves All age mother residing at
Pacific Grove who, according 10
his wishes, was not notified OF his
death until after his burial. He
also leaves cousin, Mrs. Dick
GaIett, who lives In San jose.
Deceased came 10 this Valley
when young man. He entered
the Office OF A. &. Pratt and learn d
the printers trade. Later on he
purchased the Genoa Courier and
for % years guided the destinies
OF that paper. 1even years ago he
moved to Reno where he remained
until his death.
George Smith was good cltiz-
en, and honorable man, and dur
ing his life made and retained the
friendship OF many people.
He LETT Will In which he nam
ed A. l.. Rice as administrators ..
his estate which consists OF a hall
in efest in small ranch near
Reno, besides some city property.
BY the terms OF the will two thirds
of the est 6 ,es t. Mr.. Rice and
TO MS mother Mrs. NJ.
Hicks. The estate is valued at H.
bout $1,000.
The ranch property is ineum ber-
ed by a small mortgage held by
Mrs. Rodgers and the lady has a.
30 filed paper to administer on tAe
estate aud the matter is set Tor
October 3rd.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
Killed by
a Horse

Thursday morning the news
reached Yerington that Charlie
Whiting had been thrown from a
horse near the Hickey ranch in
Antelope Valley and seriously in
jure He was taken to Yering-
ton where he died the following
day.
The accident occurred to Whit
ing about 5 o'clock Thursday morn
ing. just after he and some other
vaquerosl had started to break
some young horses. The animal
which Whiting was riding, heavy
broncho, reared and fell over on
the rider, the pommel of the sad
die striking Whiting a terrific
blow Just above the navel. He
was rendered unconscious and re-
NAMED so for several hours. Those
who were.withT him picked him up,
after getting the horse off of him,
and did all in their power to re-
lieve him.
Charlie Whiting was native of
Mason Valley, and was about 20
years OF age. He was the son of
Orrie Whiting; also nephew of
Mrs. c. Hironymous.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
Notice TO Odd Fellows.

Notice is hereby given that the
meeting for consolidating the
Genoa |. o. o. f. lodge No. Is
with Gardnerville Lodge |. O. o.
F. lodge No. SO, will be held on
Saturday evening, October 18th.
All members are requested to be
present. c. JEssEN, Noble Grand.
+. BoKtLMAN, Secretary.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
FOR SALE.

Seven thousand shares of stock
in the Galena Peak Mining Co., at
ten cents a share. This money
will be used to extend the tunnel
about 200 feet more to crosscut two
veins. C. J. Jeppesen, President,
w. L. Cottrell Secretary, Gardner
vile, Nevada.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29

A geneuine sidewalk boom has
struck the town judging from the
present appsaranc ri Main rect.
Gravel and material is piled up
for nearly the entire length of the
business part of town. The lines
for the walk have been surveyed
and will be uniform. While the
walk is for the west side of the
street it is probabls that business
men on the other side Of the street
will follow the good example that
is being set. Those who have
started this movement are to be
commended.
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A STATEMENT MADE BY
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

Since the automobile has come
into geneial use, it has been nee
essary 10 pass laws against speed
ing, to protect the public welfare,
aud violations OF this law have
been prosecuted with diligence, by
officers In general.
Th re Is at present, law on our
books, which is eqra ly if not more
more important. 1t seems ntces-
sary, for the public welfare, that
tins law be published and warning
gwen, just as warning rs given to
aatomobllisls.
Since coming to this county, l
have worked Tor the county with
the hope OF helping to perfect an
institution Of permanent benefit to
the county, namely Douglas coun-
ty High School. In the name of
that institution and on behalf of
the county at large, | am writing
and subscribing to this article.
We will have, when all enrolled
thirty live students and the whole
county Is represented. In solicit
my for students, | met with one
objection on the part OF the
parents and thai justly Gard
nerville is not good ,,iaee for our
boys and girls Ii We send our
Chi dren We want you TO look ou-
ior them The parents are right.
il is my duty to Look out for the
welfare of the pupils out OF the
school as well az IN. We are try
ing to train for American citizen
enship, not merely giving lessons
for brain development.
Ia view of this fact am adj
dressing this communication 10
the saloon keepers as warning to
10 slow The law iorbiddin
minors going int saloOns i specl
fic and definite. ! have evidence
sufficient To prosecute one sa ON
ke, pr now. wish to avoid
trouble and therefore haFe taken
this frank and open method TO
warn the violators, thus avoiding
publicity aud preserving friend
ship.
A nu nber OF parents havr spok-
en to me, and / believe that If /
shoulder the responsibility, and
try to do the best for the pupils
outside of school as well as IN the
school room, it Is my duty and
right to begin at the iottom. l
am ready TO carry out the law.
This wa ming a. plies only 10 the
offender.
On behalf of our young people !
addre you,
O. E. VAUGHN,
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MUST GO SOME

Dr. Gardener has been employed
as regular physician for the Indian
School and reservation east OF town
1t is doubtful whether he can run
fast enough in his auto to catch some
of the young aborigines who are ar
verse to medical treatment-Churc
hill Eagle.
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German Lutheran services will be
held at the Lutheran church Sunday
morning at 1890. Everybody invited.
After services a regular congregation
meeting will be held. S. S. meets at
the usual hour.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-09-29
Principal Douglas High Sehoo |

On page 314 Nevada Statutes of
1911 appears the following:
ANY proprietor, keeper or man
ager OF saloon or resort where
spirituous, malt or fermented
liquors or wines are sold, whC
shall knowingly, allow or permit
any person under the age o
twenty-one years to remain there
in, is guilty OF misdemeanor, and
hall be punished by fine of no
less han $25 nor more than 800