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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-30

Spur bon a6tung Dor Dem Sell
gen por, oos ionit aub robere Men-
l6en in iid u1to an ii6 perebren.
0enno6 = obglei6 Dies meme ebr-
li6e @nii6t lit = ib BIN Elm Meni6
uno fam irren: pieGei6t riibrt es
bid bod, menn ou BORT, baB oein
aino fronf, iebr fronf it, oaB pir
linn moglifermeiie MIR nod fpeni=
&c Gage iein iunges boloes 2eben
friiten peroen. gs lit entieblid, ooB
i6 es iagen mrB, aber i6 fam sir
Die 2ait nidt erlei6tern, bie on ouf
oein @etpiiien eelaoen: nenn es
Itirbt, on bait es getotet.
Sd? itammelte 8ranoom; i1?
Sa, oul Ser on ibrer Mutter oas
9eben unmogli6 gemadt batteit.
ODER badteit ou, Ser S6log, Sen
on auf Die Mutter fiibrteit, trGTe
nidt au6 oas &ino? an Dem i6on=
ben Gift, oas ou iener in oen Be
der Deg 2ebens trGuftelt, miiroe
li6 oieies nidt ben 500 trinfen ?
gu fannit es ni6t seoa6t baben,
oenn anf oieie 2iebe BON Mlttter
5u &i1o, bon &ino 81 Mlttter batteit
hu oeinen gan5en 9lan eebaut, SIT
bait oas 9ano, oas beioer Seelen
berbano, fir itarf genue gebalten,
elm gan5es 5danogetpebe BON 2ug
uno Srrg, 8errat uno @epolttat
oaran 5u fniipfen. No6 einmal:
tpenn es itirbt = on bult es eeto=
tet. Wfa6e Dir bas flor, Manll tpenn
ou fannit. IS lit tit 10 entieblid,
eab aQes, mas on ionlt eetan, barm=
Log oogegen lit; es lift 10 furdtbor.
oaB ou oaron 5nr 8eiinnung fom=
men mllBt.
A(siurtIctuna luIot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-30

bos aomite: &. g. Smith, S. 6.
@ebb, Seeming 8rubn, Graham
9oipoel, 9an 8reen, &. 8. Son.
rop, q. s.. 8ople, Soporo Semple-
ton, gilbert Stepes ir., s. s. 90
big, Sam 9eloen, auguit Brian,
George 6. Saur, IS. S. McGaleb.
@. S. &11or, Gbeiter Serreu, Stto
@abrmuno, 9. 81. Mcs(sfiu uno
gernbaro S6meemann.
=. Sci einem 2un6eon Der Gbam=
Der Of Commerce belt Or. Yot.s
bon oer Mderbau Juno @emerbeI6n=
le cine &eoe, in Ser er oie 8ilbune
elmer itaotliden neutrality-suspicious.
million befiirportete, oeren @rbol=
tungsfoiten ourd cine Stel1er oui
Automobile nufgebra6t meroen lode.
Gr empfieblt Die Mnnabme eincs
otesbe8iigli6en @eiebes ourd Die
na6ite 2egislatur.
Srau q. @eooens fam 0onners-
tag abeno our6 cine Betroleum=
grplolion, Die oos @aus, in Dem
lie pobnte, in @rano iebte, nabe5n
umS 2eben. Sic batte nit Dem 8e-
trolenm Imeiien totem mpqen. 90
bel trat iie auf elm Strei6boI5, oos
om 9ooen lag, esS ent8iinoete iidj,
Die Betroleumfanne erplooierte uno
I'M Mngenblif mar ales in Slam
men eingebilt. @liidlider @eiie
fonnte Die Sra1 eerettet meroen.
9os Saus brannte nieoer.
Siirfiide gaber, sos Df-Somitonitr,
Mapor Sones bat Senrp Set
uno @oolpb Midel gu Siilfs-M arft=
metitern, 81. @roBenba6er gum De-
teftib uno @. 8. Solmes gum Gitu=
Serton ernannt. @iaiom &oberts,
Der 8a6ter oes San Beoro Gorfs
nno Ioolpb Gioal, Ser rGitp Ser=
ton" baben ibre SteGen %nieoerge=
leat.
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3iuiebelsndjt in seras.

Gie nGoutbern Eeras 9rud
gropers M~ifociotione, Die in eriter
2inie nus 3miebeI5iihtern beitebt,
bat lire Gonpention bier abeebalten.
@s mar oies cine &onpention, neren
8erbonoIungefi aud fir Nidt- 6af-
leute bon Sntereile iino. Often unO
frei fpuroe in ibr bon Dem finan,
5ienen Wiserfolg geiprohen ben
bic 3Diebel3iifter in Der oieSj1bri-
gen Cation erlitten baben. Ts muir
gen Soiion erlitten baben. &c mug
Dc audi Die llrindle flar geitedt -
Die Misrepresentation. Maeroings
iufte man fidJ iber oieie unatlge-
aebmt 9ntinde NIT ollerlei 9erubi.
glngsmitteln bintpea al beIfen, abe,
bic Eotinfe bIieh bod beiteben uni
tner flare Muaen i'm appf bot, Del
fnnn fie aud ui1ter aI' ben Ser
idIeieruhgeu fpieoer erfenneu.
Die 3apiebelproouftion bat h
fur5er 3eit einer 70 rieienbafter
n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-30

"" ~I o'o jug CHuH uH tT9emD tn inns aMfgegebene NOrnc iftfeu
6ar lO Abonnenten thnt Grra Yrdmie pon $3.50 it gaat.
Stir ID 4bonnenttn tnt Gga yrdmie pon ss.75 III yaar.
6ir 20 4bonnenttn ene Grn yrdmie pon $500 1T gau.
6ir q Abonnenttn tne grhm yrdmie pon s6.25 III Saar.
Sit nnebr as Is 4bOnntnta ene grtra= Yrdmie pon sS III yaar.
Slr rttDr a5 30 4b0naenttn ent G~Etraprdmie pon SIG III yaar,
Ser Woridlag 1T efnfad nnb bcriGnbhb genns. @er einen ueuen
announcement "a Der CUR 3it midt Sehr Der uTreie Gre6e" 1T, - ae.
n'nnt' foNefterr $500, er6alt, rdp bebat oapon eimen Collar uno idiff
Den anoeren Splar init Der gcnauen NbreTe bes geaelers Elm. NuserSem
fet aer and nod ene Ggtra gramie in Mnsfdt,S falls sic 3adl bpu
se9n @bonnenha uoer barber errridt mirb. Deie Grtra-grauic len.
ben mir ben oasu gerebtisten on unierer Office aus brett.
Die bier senradte Oferte lit fir Seben i'm meitn ge6iee bes Star.
tes offea. Sober fann fd oaran betiligen. @r 6ideu nur gearSreiIc
an, ipel Gelb INNER ieinen 8ert fat unb Sober bafar anidafeu uub fan.
len fann, mas er aerabe bramdt.
que, oe ppn 0eler Dfferte 0e6ramb MAIDEN mmo inter ben obeu
aepeafn Septnennsen Ibonncmten fir bic vJreie NreRe fit seras0 lam.
mln hoAen, fine gebehn, fd nit TINS nnpersasli6 in gerbinouua ~
eeen, oauatt a'r linen etuaise geuanide ansfa6ridere 4msfnnft erte-
len fOnnen. Die AmiHnns gebt ben geieaern. brett pu nniur 81.
ice gu. Sieie SHrte fat nnr giltsfet Bis gum 81. Cftpber.
rSreie Yreie fir Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-30

Sbeooore @omper5, ser e.
rilbnte 8iener Gbiloloee, elmer Der
belten &enner oes oltell @rieden-
lanos, tit ~geltorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-30
@elb 5m perleiben.

8elS 5n berleiben.
$100, 900, III Sumnlen Don $1,000
big $4,000 arrf einseridtetes San
@ntonio Gigertym pDer Sarmeu uno
3an6es in Sii6ipeit Seras. Mnleiz
ben bon $4,000 Biz 100000 befprei
fiir 8au5ipede aiif @cihdfts : @igens
tum I'M 6alptteil Der Gtaot gu so.
Winner, Richardson & Co.
SubeItntent ganfiers (nidt inforpoz
riert). = 803 Gibbs 0ebanbe.
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IIer I.

Gas bonn WaDOr ernann1a
Charter : aomite bat ieine erita
Sisnng abgebalten. &. 81. Smitb
flbrte ben Ioriib uno @rabam Dom
oea pnroe gum Sefretar erpdblt.
Wfapor Sones mar anpeieno uno
belt cine fur5e MnIprafe an oas
aomite. auf antras BON ausufi
Brian nuroe mur6e Der 0oriisenoe
ermahtigt flint llnterfomites ~
ernennen. @s muroe beihIoiIen,
bob ale Sisunsen offentli6 iein
loIlten. Nahfteben6e Serren biIoen
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9mftfdiffer fallen

Wagel-, Seber ulto 9liercnfranf9ei-
ten gum Spfer geraoe mie anoere
2eute n1lo lie lcioen e6enlo an 9[ppe-
titloiigfeit, &itHeni9mer5 @erbolitat,
Gopiipeb uto n0eemciner Gdipade.
aber es lit unnotig, in ioldem 3n-
ltanoe 81 iein, iuie 8. 9. Beebles i1
Senrp, Sern., benefit. ST ihreibt:
Seeds SlaiAen electric gitters ga-
ben mir mebr &raft uno gutenMppe-
tit als aQe anoere Meoi5in porber."
80 bilft Der 9itters Seoem. @s lit
torlebt, ou leIoerL tuenlt oieles eroBe
Mittel ihn nad Der eriten> Dofis
hllft. @erludt i'm. @ur soc in aden
N~potgefen,
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GteQeaeinh.

erfabrener &aufmanlt So Sobr;
alt, pertrant nit ian1mtliden 9f
fice-arbeiten, nit guten Germtniliel
niiien in Der grpogt- ulo Support.
gran6e, iopie i'm SorD- nto 8a1f.
@eidaft iu6t Stelune als &c
l1aftsleiter ODER Mililteut-M Damage.
ooer aud ols Glcrf. Bette Gmpfe1-
lurlgen nno 3eugniiie iino our Ser
flgung. Sell. Mntmortcn erbeten
urter 6. g. 8. an bieie 3eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-30
WrMMbeiaentnnls . llebertraaunaen

Nobert 8. YroiIer an SIS. 0obroz
ipolsfi IT,, @runbitiid i'm neuen gitps
8lod 658; 5000.
Sonis 2ofpe uno Srau, Soiepbine, an
Us. S. &laus, @runbitiii m Der Miliion
@ietp Nobition; $3.50.
Srau Gli5abetb @runber an Soieph
9ictor. @runoer n1lo Morb @rnnoer,
@rnn0itiid an Der Nneuue 8; 50.
Gbarles Selfers an Sobn g. Solt,
@runoftiid i'm neien gitbsglod- 1855;
81.
Moolpb Srappe nnb emma grappe
an 8. 6. Nortbcott, @rltnoitiid i'm
neuen gitbS8lod 1922; ST.
She Soutbpeitern 2anb Corporation
an 9enrD State. @runoitid IN Der aafez
oietp @bbition; $42O.
Sbe Sontbtpeitern 2anb Corporation
an 5. g. &abanef, @runbitiid in Ser
lin 9eigbts; 1920.
Gofpnr0 u. 6finner Il. q. an &. 8.
Supple, @rnnoitiid in Sontb Seigbts;
$3.50.
q. 5. @reiner uno Charles grotp at
W. u. Yerfins unc 3poe Berfins,
@runbitiid IN Der 2aipnoale Mobition;
$3.50.
Soc gedmamn an 2ouiie rnb @inna
gedmann, $40 Mder 3anb; 81.
Soc 8edmann an 2ouiie unD @inna
gefmonn, @rlrnbftiid an Ser Sotparo
nno Macon Ctr; 81.
Meper Sriebmm al 6. 6. Satpcett,
@runoitiid an Der Na0eliene Serrace;
$5345.
She ebsepooo 9iItiuina g~onpat,n,
ourd g. Qeimarn an Wlqu1t QimburS
ger, @runoftiide IN Der &entppoo MbbiS
tion, in 9igblnnb Barf unb an Der Cons
ception Mbenue; $12, 900.
=. 8. unb Gina 8. g%folIton an Srib
ShelbnIe, @runoitiid in 8lod 1892.
$3.50.
6. 6. Strombers an Sion Scopin,
@rnnoitiid in ben @rteiian @arbens;
$1625.
9. q. scoDin nrlb Slot ecobia an
y. Y. Stromberg, @runbitiid IN ben Nr<
tefian Gardens; $4709.
emma 9~aensler uno @iuiam 5aensS
Ter an Sobn 3. Darlington, @runos
itiid in Der Nlamo 9eisbts Suboibiiion;
$230.53.
Srau Gnna areb an Sermanm &reB,
8runoitiide am Gan @ntonio &iber;
$1,000.
Mamo 9eigbts Company an q. 6
gfert, @runbitiid in Der @lamo Seiabts
Subbibiiion; $500.
5igblano Smprupement Company an
Oscar 5olefamp, @rlnbitiid in Der
9isbIanb Yart Abbition; $1,000.
Charles B. 9unatpap an &. 6.
S6afer, @rnnoftiid in Ser Soutb
9eigbts Gooition; 1910.
g. &. Comm IN SO g. mntson
@runoftiid in Gan antonio 5eisbts;
$500.
5. 9. Drills ar. 8. s. gapp, @rumss
ftiid in Gan antonio Seisbts; 5000.
Sreoerid 9elmfe urb Srall, Clara
Selmfe, on @ia s. 2obu, grunoitiid i'm
neuen gitps8lod SIC; $1050.
Ileanbsr Wair an 6. q. Seal,
@runbitiid I'M Merrid Sract; SIS.
Nobert s. Sranf an gbriitian
SGmitt, @rcnoitid al Der @eit gpere
green Ctr; $4,000.
q. y. Soeflins au S. g. @balfIep,
II Mder 2anb; $2100.
aos Gnseles 9eisbts Improvement
Company an George S6utte, 8runor
itiif in Der Sos Mneeles Seiqbts; $3.50.
Saeob Spiesler an Ganb Friedman,
Grunoftiide in ben nerlen Gitns8lods
1888 unb 1913; $500.
9i9blanb Improvement Company
an 8. O.. un6 alice alas. @runoitiid
I'M neuen gitps8lod 1875; $3.50.
5. &aef uno 6. @aef, Elm Stiid Qano
am Gan Gntonio @iper; $40.
Sarlau6dte Stealth COMPANY an 90.
Sober it,. 8runbItiid III Der Snrlanbale
Iooition; $1275.
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Sn6ianer anf einem Weleiie aet6tet.

ar
@abe 9iodeIe, 81, leate fi6 elm
Snbianer anf cincm giienbabngeleila
gum S6lafen nieoer ullo mnroa
pont Sdnea5ug uberfabren. Seina
S%orgloiiefeit foltete ibm oas 2cben
Gbenio gcbt es 2euten. Die SuIteit
uno grfaltungen nidt beadten, an
Itatt nit 9r. Sings Neip DISCOVERY
ollie fueiteren Solgen gu permeioen
Sic furierte mid l6nea BON einenl
Ihlimmen Suiten, Ben bic Grippe BEL
mir binterlieB ul1o CAB mir Is
gfo. an berlorenem @elpibt 5iruf, "
.ihreibt S. st.. @atts, Jlopoaoa,
Ger. S9neq, iider, 5~uberldiiig uno
gorantiert. SOC uno $t.0O. Strobe
flaide fret III alien Mpotbefen.
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11nr 6iltiefeit bis snfn 81. Gfteber.
Yrdmiem>0 Herte.


2a es nms mnmasid lit, aap 9ariHe nmS Counties bes etaates
onr@ Netemoe b:arbetten sn lanen, mmkten mir auf anOere Wihel sur i'm.
met 9rOReren Terbrettnmg mnieres glattes innen uS mir TmS Al Seu
entiblnk sefpmnnen, anne9m6are Eramien fit meme M6ounenten, bic ans
einseibidt iuerbea, ausauiekem.
Nr planen ndt be Geranfaltans zines ioamauaten apnteaes, mi.
II ote nslnden 5etansen nbl'B IT. ionOern mir mOQen ourd Aussablans
elmer liberalen SpnmiRion 6reiuiaise amtuerben, Sic ohne 6eioubere MT.
be nno 4nfrengHns hd eme Ne6eneinna9He 81 bribaffem maniheu.
3n bteiem 3mede Offerieren mir fir ieoen Sabresa6unneuteu eur
apmmthmn bpn s l., eimem 9pllar. 9as 8udenblat ser .Sreie
Frene fnr Seras" foaet So per Sabr. gesem GinienSnms pn St.OO mr.
om mir au os 81att an irsemb eic inns aufaeaebene MSrp5e ;didsn
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Sn Der Wdbe bon @eimar ba-
ben 5tpei iieb5ebniabrige Mdohen,
Soiepbine unb Sophie Suoec, eli
paar 3miGinge, an einem Gage
1902 Vfuno 8uumpoue ygepidt1
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Die nene 9artei.

~ WtAt HulltL.
Scr @eiit Der Soften fdreitrt,
Mcnn langiam and, ppran;
Sn S%ritmnern iilft bas Mltc,
Sas Ncnc briht iih 8abm.
&as foinnten muf, iuirb fontmeu.
uito iudDrt es aud mod lauB;
6cin mprffer @all fam bcmnen,
ScS 3eitcn= OeiiteS Gang.
Wcnn gerrideu6e Y9arteien,
Die StrBmrnng nidt p~erfeD'n,
go oft bic 3eit sefummen,
SIR Shiff mnR u~nter9eb'm.
Gs gelten Nedt mnb Iflidtem;
ODD aleih fiir's gauge 9anb;
nnb Nurb' unb Sib' nmtidlinget,
Gin eim5ig feites 8anS.
8Dsn bcum nod Tarteien,
Bic teilen Nprb' irtb Giib'?
Der Siibeu un6 Der WDr6en,
SpuPa itcb'n IN Metbr nn1 0lieS.
8ercint fe iolem I5iem,
Was nod 81 l6ieu gilt;
@ercint fie iDl'n geitalten,
Der neaen 3eit @ebilb.
8oW iinb mod piele Srasen,
gom ibrer- 25iuns melt;
limb manfe id1ne RIane,
MnR iGicben mat bei Geit'.
f
Wollt iGr NUN belfen l5Ien,
Sas bcmmenbe @etpirr:
llebt fletRtg &anmegiefen,
Slit ibr bettn u9 Star" 8ier
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Winner, Richardson & Co.

Or. Gbas. Campbell, 8afteriolo.
ae, Wtifroifopifer. Spe5ioIitGt: Sp-
plus. uno MaIaria-Sieber Office
iiber 9reiB' Mpotbefe.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06
STATE BANK PAYS
THIRD DIVIDEND
To DEPOSITORS

The third dividend of the State
Bank and Trust company has been
declared, amounting to ten per cent
and checks have been mailed by
Receiver Wildes to all depositors
and were gratefully received by
those who lost their money when
these banks failed.
Receiver Wildes has worked per-
sistently clearing up the affairs of
this banking company, which has
long been in litigation and has put
forth every effort to pay the de-
positors the money they lost in the
failure of the banks. In all the de-
positors have received dividends a.
mounting to twenty cents on the
dollar.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06
Nevada Banks In
Splendid Condition

The members of the state bank
ing board, with the exception of H..
Brown, who is at Milwaukee, held
meeting in Carson City last week
and discussed the conditions of the
Nevada state banks. They reported
them to be in excellent condition.
Those present at the meeting were
w. B. Graham, James A. Mcbride of
Elko, H. E. Reid of Reno .and Gov.
Oddie.
The members of the board listen
ed to the report of State Bank Ex-
aminer Eugene Howell, who reports
the condition of the state banks to
excellent at this time. There are
at present q state banks and the
reports of these banks show that
Nevada is now in a prosperous con-
dition and is on the upgrade finan-
cially. The state banks are carrying
a cash reserve of $3,730, ,607.59 and
the deposits amount to $9,315, ,6O2.8S.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06
Jackson is
a Climber

mo hill too steep; no sand too
steep" is the motto used by the
Jackson automobile company but
you can combine the two and the
Jackson will still live up to that
motto. Sunday, A. w. H. Helberg,
local agent for the Jackson, drove
his car to the Golden Gate mine,
carrying five passengers and was the
first to accomplish the feat. Other
autos have made the climb while the
passengers walked, and then with
great difficulty. The Jackson plow-
ed through the sand and loose rocks
with eagernes, fairly eating up the
steep hill that has been a sticker to
all makes of machines.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06
Rich Gold Ore is Struck

Fritz Elges who Is interested with
Chas. Laborde in mining claim
near Burnside Lake, Alpine county,
reports that the ore is increasing in
richness and that an assay of rock
taken from the face of the tunnel
gives the sensational values of
81, ,602.2S per ton. The tunnel is in
30 feet and the ledge is eight feet
wide. This is the first assay that
has been made in some time and the
high values obtained have put the
owners on the anxious seat. They
intend to thoroughly sample the
ledge. Should it develop that the
entire ledge carries such high values
these gentlemen will own a real
bonanza.
Laborde discovered this property
last year. About two hundred
tons of medium grade ore is now on
the dump.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06

worth many times the price of the
tramway which was made necessary
by the new location of the mill with
out considering the advantage of
being out of the path of snowslides.
Thus is another producing mine
added to the list of mining prop
critics and then after three fiat fail
ures had been recorded. 1t would
prove that the management has
everything to do with the success
or failure of a mining property.
To Mr.. Hall belongs much credit and
is record as a mining engineer has
been advanced several notches by
his achievement at the Golden Gate.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06
BADJER TELLS A YARN

Robt. Batter, who is now a farmer
of Smith Valley was in from that
prosperous community this week.
He reports that although the water
in that Valley was very short this
season, average crops were harvest
ed. In speaking of the water
shortage he tells the following;
''No water had reached Joe Black
burns ranch in Smith Valley for
several days while further up the
river the ranches had water enongh
to float ship. Blackburn was hot
and started out to get water. He
stopped at Wellington mot for
water) and accidently met Will
Dressler. Knowing the latter ito
be well posted in water matters he
told him how the fellows above took
all the water while his place was
burning up.
" Now Dressler, what would you
do in case of this kind?"
Scratching his head and thinking
seriously for moment Mr.. Dressler
replied: 'I'd move the darn ranch
further up the river" Blackburn
bit the end off his cigar but never
batted an eye.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06
Schools viii
Open Sept 9

The Douglas County High School
and Gardnerville district school will
open Monday morning, September
9th, according to the decision of the
board of education and trustees.
Following is the corps of teachers
of both schools for the incoming
term:
o. E. Vaughn, principal of both
schools.
Miss Jamison, assistant in high
school.
Miss Mathilda Jepsen, assistant in
high school.
Miss Stena Jensen, grammar
grades.
Miss Marguerite Kenny, inter-
mediate grades.
Miss Mabel Ritchford, primary
grades.
The school building has just been
painted and when school opens
the teachers and pupils will find
everything in first-class condition.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06

Antoine Deloria, Postmaster at
Garden, Mich, knows the axact
facts when he speaks of the curative
value of Foley Kidney Pills. He
says: From my own experience |
recommend Foley Kidney Pills, as a
great remedy for kidney trouble.
Ny father was cured of kidney dis
ease and a good many of my neigh
bors were cured by Foley Kidney
Pills. Gardnerville Drug Store.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06
BOTH PARTIES JOINTLY
SELECT TWO ASSEMBL YMEN

By previsous arrangement the
County Central Committees of both
political parties met in joint session
at Gardnerville Wednesday after
noon to further discuss the matter
of selecting two non-partisan candi-
dates to represent Douglas county
in the Assembly at the coming sess-
ion of the Legislature. The meet
ing was called to order by M, Mack
who stated the purpose of the meet
ing and called for suggestions.
H. F. Dangberg stated that he was
in favor of the Republicans selecting
two men and the Democrats two
men. Then the Republicans, or
rather, Progressives, select or choose
the Democratic candidate while the
Democratic committee was to select
one of the two men suggested by
the Progressives. There was no
objection to the suggestion and act
ted accordingly, A caucus was TAX
en- by both committees which re-
suited in the Democrats placing the
names of C.. M. Henningsen and
H. A. N. Todd for consideration.
The Progressives selected M. Jacob
sen and Henry R. Mack. A caucus
was again taken and the Democratic
committee selected H. R. Mack and
the Progressives named C. M. Hen
ningsen.
Simmered down to cold facts the
Democrats selected the Progressive
candidate while the latter party is
responsible for the Democratic Sc
lection.
In this agreement the leaders
of both parties have pledged their
support to these two candidates ir-
respective of political ties and any
other candidates who may later de-
eide to enter the field will not be
backed by either party.
Endorsed by both parties and
unhampered by political pledges,
these two men are in position to
serve Douglas county in a broad
way and guard the interests of our
taxpayers.
c. M. Henningsen can be trusted
to act for the best interests of all.
He is man of keen observation and
his former duty as representative
in the assembly from this county
eminently qualities him for the po-
sition he has been selected.
Henry Mack is most capable
young man and he is heart and sole
for Douglas county where the
greater part of his life has
been spent. He cannot be
bluffed and will stand his ground
in any conflict. He is good mixer
and of above all has personal magma
tism that hold friends once he makes
them. He did not seek the Office
but it was case where the Office
sought him.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-09-06
Says Farmers
Are Lazy

Inc report puDllSneu In tnlS paper
two week ago in which it was stated
that some of the farmers of this
Valley who planted sugar beets in
tended to feed the beets to the hogs,
brought forth a very. acrimonious
and unwarranted attack from the
Fallon Standard. That paper la
ments the fact that the farmers of
this Valley did not tear up their
alfalfa fields and plant several
thousand acres of beets. THE fact
remains that sugar beet culture has
never appealed very strongly to the
land owners in the upper valley, who
only signed up for 65 acres of beets
during the present season" adds the
Standard. The article recites that
the Sugar Company kept faith with
the farmers and fulfilled their con-
tract to the letter. 1T may be"
says the Standard that the farmers
of the Carson valley are SO wholly
Injured to raising crops that require
no cultivation that the work is OBJ
jectionable :" Above this knowing
article appeared this head Farmers
have the crouch. Upper Valley
agriculturists do not like to work.
The Standard man certainly dis
plays his lack of knowledge of con-
ditions as they exist in Carson Val
ley and is not wise to the thrift of
her farmers. Had the Standard de-
clared that our farmers were to be
rated with the best money getters"
in the country and had worked
harder and accomplished more in
agricultural perfection than can be
found in any other county in the
state, the truth would have been
told.
The Carson Valley farmers are not
ranching for the direct benefit of
the Sugar company or any other
concern. They are working for
their own enrichment. Crops are
selected that bring the best returns.
Years of experience has proved that
alfalfa is the most productive crop.
Dairying works hand in hand with
alfalfalf production and the combi-
nation has brought wealth to the
Carson Valley farmer. In no way
does beet production compare with
alfalfa, hence the farmers unwilling
ness to entertain the culture of
sugar beets.
As a matter of fact the boasted
Seven Million Dollar Farm" of
Uncle Sam falls down on the beet
question although the beet factory
is in his door yard. Were it not for
other districts the sugar factory
would not run this year more than
it did last when Fallon farmers fed
beets to the hogs. 1t was only last
spring that Standard announced
that the sugar factor would be
moved to another location unless
Churchill county farmers planted
a large acreage to beets.