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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Jnrnp1t rumnt.
9et tnngcit Gtpf / &erben CT

Oct tnnscit' Stuf / &eroen CT
Metallet Ssmiu1n, ct b!aabpi0t Me=
tal, iom Smitbion Eernna,,t fanot
for nh ,1nlten 80 Mor lioen / 8ll,o=
fal0et al oplpit Elatin=@rts. Ss=
mium far en- @egtfploe al 22,477
meoens @ul6erts CT 1926, 9lpets
1857. Serret5 779 og ioo pioere.
Den franife &cmifer Solp bor
bebilt, at Ssmium tillige CT Set
panifeliglte Wetal at imelte. Sen
Garmegra0, ser bringer Ylatin til
at .flp0e ion &ano, far life MIND
ite Sn6flp6elie pao Ssmium. N0
eleftrij # Sci CT set imi6lertio I'LL
lpffeoes at blipe @erre oper bette
Metal beo iamme Gremgangsmao=
De, 1om Sen man o11pen6er / 9io=
montfabrifotione1r.
90 Ssmium life er mognetiif,
bar ma1 mes @elo. onpe>16t set til
Torfpr6igelie al =Statiper
Masiee9teifabcr iom Tblse al
&nlfanfrigen. 8alfanfrigen bar
efter Me0oelelier / Sc ierbilfe, bill:
garife oe grelfe @la6e bapt cit
&irfning, Ser life bor til at for
uole.
Mllere0e peO @egpn0elie n al 800
biliieringen fun0e man f%oitlloo Ell
l,bpre 6or6geIie al @rpllupper, iom
tog til / Mntal, 10 ian6ipnligere Set
bar, at &rigen bil6e u0brp6e. Set
u1ge Manolfob og &elerbilternc,
iom en0nu bar / SEN giftefproige
Ml6er, felte / tort Mntol Srong til
at gifte fig.
Sra 9elgro6 me0oeIes, at Der
allercoe fan6t 1900 @ielier Gteo /
Sen f6rit l1ge> ga &rigsrpgterne
tog Gart. 5tGrfel It bar Silitrgm=
11i1gen / Ei6en fra Sen 106e til
Sen 30te Geptember. S Sofio fcj=
rc6cs / SC Sage mere ems LOO
8rpllupper. Sgioa belle @rnfen=
LAMB tog Gel / 6isle MasiebrDllup~
&laat @rpb.. @lon0t 8rp6for-
net / &al1faiusegnene fin6es en-
l1fru0tsplante ~Gepbalario @pri=
co., Ser ligner Dor olminoeligc
Scobioia (~8laabat"). Sen fin
oes 6er / iaa itor MGng6e, at 6er /
Sen terlfe6e @be6e gjenne1ngaaen0e
fin6es inotil 2 psf. Gepbalariofrp.
9ette Srd er al blaolig Tarpe oa
in6ebol6er ligeiom SEN fana6tifc
@be6e omtrent 16 psf. 9Gqgebpi0c-
itof og beli66er eltloo en- pis- Nn=
%ringsper0i. Melet al Bette TrG Ia.
Der fig 6og life bage ole11e, men fun
lamme11 meo @pe0emelet. @11
8lan0ing al en- balb &rocent &C.
pbalariomel / &pe0emelet gigr ollie
re0e Set 0eraf bogte 8r66 blooligt,
og finOes Ser Ell Yrocent 6erQf /
Deigen, blipcr @rp0et tp6elig1
bloot..
9enne @irfning bcror imi0lerti1
life paa ct 6irefte Tarpeitof men
bi6rprer fra ct / Melct in6ebolo1
8itterltof og Sen 0eri oeren0e
Garbcirre. 8rG0et bliber life bloct
! 5forpen, men fun / &r11mmen
8efolf1ingen / @aafaius foretraf
ter bette blao 8r66 for Set bpi6e,
80 81 Observation-Disclosures ~. no+Efr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
6trrjflus.

SsSiplge ct 8lao / Gonmarf. brl1>
acr en- nor,noltalen6e Mon6 ialt
100000 Sr6 ont Moret.
!&piIfen @isoom funoe Ser iffc
rnre moebolot / iaa megsn Sale.
s., ion1 fore taor ll%oGelin9cn al
9iobelpremierne, bar pitt Jig laa
I%e,>]pnsfuIoe at bciluttc, at Der In
gen 6reosprnmie ifal uoocles I
Mar. = m9anlferm". y
Get forlnugit "oplsite" Stan=
ooro Gil Company bar nplig erfle=
ret en- Iipioenbe al SO pGt.. til no
Detailing til Mftionarerue. Gettc CT
Set |tsrltc lt6bptte, Nftionrrer11e
bibtil bar mootaget os Set piler
bpilfen @ellignelie rSplssningcn"
Birfcligbeoen Dor. SITE at mores
epcr, at onore Erults ioa trelteltg
aoor fin "Splpsning" / @poe.
Sen, Scr / Dor Sis ignorcrer
SocioIisn1c11, CT cnten fell 1u10er=
rcttct, cller bm1 CT cit &1,ion, Der
life tor eipe fig i 9ag mco Gogens
Spprgsmool," log0c CT fotbollt
~BrGit, Baber 90. 81. @oiS, GU
:perior, @is., f%orleoen / cit Ereoi=
'fcn. 0ioerc lag0e ban: ~Sociolis=
1ne,l er CT Sebogelie. iom rpitcr bc=
Ic G,,ropos @r,nopolo, cit &sp0gel=
lc. operfor bpilfen 8onaer oa &eile=
re Ifnlpcr, % lom pinScr Stprfe I
octtc 9ono bper Gag"
Sgloo / Gi(feborg iin0es Gi9tcre,
og fer bi6irtter ri cn al 0en,c @oe-
iis Mlomlter.
Set CT v6ritoo", Ser / ~Silfc=
borg Mpis" ltemmler fin 2prc / Nn=
1eoning al Trefcn &crl1ps Norllog
/ @%iebenbonns @orgerreprGicntotion
ON at inHiprc &ottei fiat:
Seq n1ao il, jog fotte fottc,
a &c lfo' bclfotte &atte.
Del, ga bills Set hcorc hattc
mco Ell Sfot poo ltorc @otte.
SO jig tror, III goOt FIJI toalc
Stempelifo fat poa !@a%tte1aulc."
6ra0 SnuuoSl fribcntcr fan prG=
7tcre. &oslcrer Micbaelis / Treo=
rifsberg 8onf, ajpbenbapn, omfom
/ Suli p2b 8%oa6elfl16.
S oer1 6a11ife rSoctol6cmofraten"
blep itrafs ifrepet la1tge grtifler,
bpor set blcp paoltaaet, at Micbae=
liz bopoe bcgooet 5elpmor6, %
1,hfo1tebc Mistanfe on1, at afoGoe
hap0c gjort fig ifp16ig / nbroerliae
.Gorbolb.
Mon fan trl1fc Jig Sen 11lpftclige
gnfes 6blelier. timber @enpisning
til Sfribcriernc nrgtcoe ogloo
Observation-Disclosures at u0betale
Goriifringslut.mcn.
Ser blep lat igol1g lln0eripgcl=
Ter. SS1tct bcfrnite0c Sc frcmfomnc
Sigtelier. ......
Gen &erlo jon, iom hop0c fremfgrt
Sen, tilitoo for &etten> at ~bon
.bapoe ifrepet Mrtifelen for at faa
"Stof" og tiene ct @onorar og bar
erficn0t, at ban bar 9iort fig ifpl=
Sig / It Misbr,g al Hreslen be0 at
offentliggjprc Ell Nrtifel, bpis mere
eller minore grope 5i9tcllcr life
totes al nogcn barh b2fjen0t
-&jen6sgjerning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

ugiftigt, gisres Der intet for at no
rp6be oct r9bnte 1fr1tot.
9anbeIsmoral ! gannlt Gage. {
let ip6if 8ugblao 1Ries:
Rlanot DC mango mertelige SO
ger, Der iin6es fra Miooelaloercn
Ter Ser ogiaa en-, iom banoler ON
Sen unge ajbbmanbs l1ooannelie
Sen bor til Eite(: .Al!ebonnof
|@reb for Golf> iom beflitter Zig pao
&rnmn1eri 90 @anbel, peo. 4ipb oq
Salg og 8ptte, peb Mesier og Mar=
fe6er".
Otter forificllige Mnbisninge,
beorbren6e 2erlin9ens 8ebonoling
be66er Set: ~6rombeb er sen itpr=
ite 9D6 bos en- &rnmmer, men bar
mao ogian banble til lin Septic oe
Tor6el. 8e6 Maol og 8neb er al
leboan6e &neb at benptte. Sm br
for 2 @fl. Mel, ino. bolb
Maolet &ao Sr1e6, fplo set meo Sci,
an6en @oanb og beI6 set, inben Sci
CT belt iulot, i a1,noens Eoie. 81
onoet @%oono9reb: Sm bu mel
Granddaughter peler Yeber for 3
loa ltpo meo benItre !@aanos
|2ongfingcr til 8e9ttungen, lna mon
ror bu giber en- flor Sperpe9t.
On 0u lfal moole en- Mlem 8oanf
eller 2prreo. iao bolo bpire @oanbS
|Sommelfinger meo &i96iioen poo e1
forte Stpffe oe Flip iao SEN on6er
lSioe, iaa pi1bcr bn, bbao Ell Megl
,er breo. SEQ Sn6fieb gipr bu ON:
'ben6t. Naar 6n ifal maolc Som.
ollie, ioo Iab life @IifmooIct Igbe
flor lenge al, men bGlo Glen / sir
@un6es &ruffe og beng burtie
9lifmaalct pao fin &lo6s, Ioo faal
ou ogion sin Sort.
Mtlltonrr paa en- WaaneD Ia,
enbDer 6lipe, blot fan fan Doloe uo
Man bebbocr Blot at Iugge 1
Gent ben Sen fdrite Sag. 2 oen an:
Sen, 4 SEN treble, 8 Sen fierbe oe
laa fremoeles bobbelt for 1pcr Sag
fdrlte &alp0el al Maaneoen CT ifff
iaa banlfelig at fomme opcr. Ser
|12. Sag T. @fs. bliber Snoiatler
l$20.48, og Sen iomlebe &apital ct
ga $40.96.
S Den li6ite @alpoel bill Set f11i:
be; men blot man boloer ,1o, lac
er man ber1 80. Sag @ier al $40
l737,41S.24.
Deriom @ieren boboe ale bis?f
Eenge / 1=Genter og ieln piloe tnl
lie Dem, maotte ian, lelb ON far
tolte 100 Center / Minuttet, BE-
bppe 90 Mor BERTH.
) &e6uerne paa &enus. &enl1s c,
Dngrc ems Soroen, met, elore chi
WerfuriuS, Sen befinber fig MI
fin iaofolote 6 efun6nperio6c. Con
Gelge beraf er Der alt on0et ent
imuft pon Benns.
8enuS er iaaleoes ct Silflugts:
te0 for fpmpeltore &rpb0pr og ia
belagtige S11iefter. @on paaitm1
en6pi0ere, at Eloneten er opfplo:
al en- fpelenoe Damp. Sumpplan
ter bofier Ser i itprltc Dppigbeo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bebirfer
at Ser beltonoig tiger peitblon0eo'
|Dompe op fra Mas}en. Sra s.
peitfpl6te Sumpe ipirer Set fren
me6 &gr og Gin, Ser 1l0bifler fig
til tette Sfope. Mlt bbao ser fo>
froble = 5longer og iligt - fore
fommer fer / &empeefsemplarer
Sberolt bpres ser en- ubDggeli!
Sbislen og &petfen; tbi Sc fempe
1tore 9Dr femper ON @erre0gmmet
SSffe Ell enelte 8lomit liper Of
poa bette ubpg9elige Ste6. @o,,
oene er grer:1e al Gang og 5ump
befiter og rrimler al lepen6e $50
iener.
Foo &enus fin6es ser life noqe1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Mpberne &pmfort. @eninoen:
~Men, min itaffe(s, fjere Mgnes,
Dborfor bren6te 81, fife Sc font
promitteren6e 8rebe?"
Mgnes: r&poroan ifrl6e leg
furne giere set? 81 bor 10 @en-
tralopbarmning."
8erren: ~SSeg troe0e, Sc bar
blin6?"
$iggeren: ga, men 9iocrnc er
iou bonIfelige> at lelb cit Blind
Mon6 mao bol6e Tinene oobne,
bbis fan 1fal babe @oob ON at tic
ne Ii6t:"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

oet W pGt. DDcrte1 l91e eller 1trt'
be. ltn0er Gpioemierne itener BE
fine 2eser % Tiger til floge SEQ
ner. @efie enc ipiller cit ~baientlta
@olle / 2anoet, og ollie er reoe til
at Lobe grasiat eftcr politiifa Mi-
rafelmogere. Sets Mgerbr1g Ell
|forel6et, sets SSn6uitri Zig Soul,
|Det bar en- 8ioenlfab og en- 9itera=
tur, Ser betie1,es al &optlter. 5
Holitif fien0er Set fun 2cperaab %
|Spsien, og set bar / Sioernes 9eb
,miitet al 0irfeligbe6sians. Set
portugiiilfe 6olt er life lopit(et =
eller oporoget - til at foritoo %
elite Tribcben. @elc Stprelette1
CT oettc uueofomnre1,oe. 9erfor
fun6e &ongebemmet peltes mes en-
t@oonoiulo uoiiciplinercoe Solooter
% nogle Tl1iin0 aorbonaricr.
Genn@ boorbe 0om or ailogt al
Ell beficnot &ortugiier, Ser bar be-
ret Mepublifa1er fra lin ltngoom
al, 0'Mln1eioa. @on ifrep Sem /
Mppcmber 1910, % ait, hpoo ser
er 1fct iioen, far befrnitet hans
|Sr0.
&cpl,blifa11erne farcr n1c0 mege11
@rumbeo frem Moo @onorfilternc.
@lot man tnnfer monarfiltiif. ct
mdn biemf al6en til Straf. 0e 11pe=
lite 2ope bc1,biier en- iuaoon Torbrp=
Belle til &rigsrettel1, og 0enne op=
trnoer mes lignenoe @igorisme
lom / gamle Gage Slide Met / Cam
mart.
Sc. %bemmelige gelifaber beltaor
= tro6s ollie Observation-Disclosures
= cl10nu % far eli frp9telig Magt.
Ceres @opebbeifjeftigelic ct at np=
oage Sammcniuurgelier og iu6=
fangc 9eltagerne. Sc far 0repet
benne Sport meo CT loaoan Gncr=
81, at Sl10enrigsminiiteren gor
maattet forbpoe, at Sc ielp poo egcn
@oono orreltereoe 6plf.
Sra oiSlc ~Tnore!on0ets Mc0=
ningsmon6" 1.ogaor Sc @onoittcr,
iom misbonoler pergelpie Sanger,
6riper 8engeofpresning / ltor Still
% u6eper ct ian0t acknowledgements
te pes at bombaroere 6olf me0
Sru0ielsbrepc. r&arbonorterne" far
ifabt Mepl1blife11 og reooet Sen reo
oeres Spioneri = Sc pil rimeligpts
ogiao un6erminere Sen be6 6creS
|9errorisme.
Sc portugiliife Mepl1blifonere ba1
/ Set bcle Gmag for Dol6lomme
Mi6.er. gn @orreipon6ent ifribe1
life ubttttgt: ~Mlle anoerleoes teen:
fsnbe ifol 11orp06es, og fun Ben enc
ialiggjerenoe, republifanife Strife
mes Mlfonio Gotta iom Eape> @n:
tonia Sole 6'Mlmeioa og 8ritc
9omocbo iom Mpo1tle lfol berlfe
Eortugol."
Set orto6ofs=rooifale &a6, Jon
Sc lebenoe &epublifanere nerer til
ale 6ormcr for poiitip &eligion
filler Sen republifanlfe life Bio,
fra magtipg &lerifalisme, men og:
loa fra from og barnlig &eligiglt:
tet.
90 bcn raoifolt repl,blifonife
Eresies cnsformige Sr0froa0e Sri.
Der 6olf opcr til Gocioloemofrotcr
ne. Sill at begpn6e meo lto6 Sc II
Hartier lamle0e on1 Megieringcn
Men @enifabet rebrc0e. &egieri1l:
gn flmoe life tn6fri Sc ltore 9pftcl
og fe0e Sr0, Ser u0iteotes beo Sp:
itemlfiftet, interesiere6e fig ncl og.
|iaa mere for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
moal ems for Gociolrcformer> oq
Soctnl0emofratiet CT for Si6en
Iterf 6rempnfit, - ligeiom Ser og:
ioa ct ct %betp0eligt ipn6ifoliitii
@orti.
Sn0til pi0ere CT Sc portl1giiiift
Tortiforbol0 iau tenmelig ligegpl
0ige. Eon @ru110 al pfonomiiff
Ganifeligbeoer ct ielpe 2an6ets l1af
bnngigbeo / Sure. l1mpnoigbe0s:
erfl9ringen lpGber oper 2on0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

OS IIt1tH. TUT uaar11gt
Weir wiser Hexen sig og for flint Weir Hans OF
Crete: St@rrelse TX 6k Tn, akkurat
som Billedet. Sendes portofrit overall we'd
Modtagelsen at $1.00. ALE garanteret.
David White, Dept. 106, 419 {. Water St. Milwaukee, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
egHMMS#& ,MWlM# S%SS!@sssa vi vii idenne Winter
y &sgssssaaS~@~ have paa Haanden

de 6neste og bedste Lake Superior Slid for
rs pr. 100 Pund. ALE wore Kunder faar
Gen samme ~Bchandling. Reference: First
State Bank.
& Lind, Two Harbors, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Agte tyske vejr-Profeter
UdQi0r en- paSSende .IuIenresenf.

Weir Hus med Piano.
rama, Egg med Thermo-
meter, Hjortehoved,
Fugl paa Verandaen,
Spurvehus og firfarvede
Vinduer. Figurerne.
der forudsiger Vejret,
er lille Hans og Crete
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
TIL SALGS!<

ssssEaa~ rior Slid, som daglig
tages Ind fra wore egne earn, og vi forsikrer
k og Trout 12c. Pd. Pickerel &c. Ny
sailtet a Superior Slid 1925 pr. 100 Pd.
Kagge;i so Pd. Tubs $1.S5. Hurtig Forse1-
delse: Referense: First NATL Bank Send efter
Prisliste. ELL!RGS0n & HANSON, Duluth, MINI.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
LOGGING SEASON
SOON TO START

Superintendent G. d. Oliver OF
the Sierra Nevada Wood and
Lumber Company, at Hobart
Mills states that the numbering
and saving season of 1912 will be
in full swing by April Goth. Part
OF the loggers are now in the woods
rebuilding and extending the
shutes. When the sawmill, box
factory, railroad and m ,chine
shops and sash and door factories
are in full blast between 500 and
600 men will be employed in all.
The company has thousands o.
feet of logs on hand and it is esli-
mated that by the time the mill
opens total OF 100000 feet will
be at the yards.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
STEAM HOIST FOR
RUBY HILL Mine

r. G. Walker of the Ruby. Hill
Copper mine, returned from San
Francisco last Friday where be
spent several days purchasing ma
chinery for his mine. A steam
hoist is included in the new equip
ment and will take the place of
the gasoline hoist now in use.
4 he change will lessen the operat-
ing expenses to a considerable de-
gree. There is an abundance of
timber near the miae which makes
the installation of steam hoist
practical.
For months past the Ruby Hill
has been producing high grade
copper ore and within a very short
time shipments will be made to
the Mason Valley smelter.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
WEST FORK Is
VERY Low

The farmers living on the West
Fork of the Carson river, and who
depend sholly upon that stream
for irrigation, are facing a rather
perplexlng condition, if this
paper is correctly informed. BY
the ju ement of the court in the
wat"r iitigalIon some years ago be
tween the West Fork farmers and
Alpine county farmers, both sides
were granted the use of the water
for seven days al a time, after June
lst. The ruling has been very ia
to both sides under normal CON
dilions. Duriug ordinary seasons
the flow has been ample for all re-
quirements up Ia June lst without
sub division. The irrigation sea-
son of sn unusual year has started
and from the fact that the Alpine
water users have fist right to the
entire flow until June LIST, and are
now using nearly all of the W tier,
ii would seem that that the West
Fork farmers will feel the effects of
the shortage t0a more or less ex-
tent before June lst.
The lher condition are favor
able for hol ling hack the water,
since the snow is melting very
slowly. 1t il believed that the
flow during the last weeks of May
will be greater than at the present
time. In this event the farmers
will be able to squeez' through
tight place without loss.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
RED CANYON
POWER PLANT
Company Figuring on EIectric
Plant to Furnish Power for
Winters Mine.

In order that the ores of the
mining property of the Douglas
Mining and Reduction company
may be worked at low figure,
the installation of an electric
power plant in Red Canyon is
being considered. The matter has
already been taken up quite
thoroughly by the company and
the power site has been selected
and the necessary steps for its
location by law have been mado.
Next week surveys will be made
as well as an engineers report on
the cost OF installing such a plant.
tits estimated that at least 200
horse power can be developed in
Red Canyon which is far more
power than the company requires.
The Douglas Mining and Re-
duction company owns what is
commonly known as the Winters
mine. For several years past the
property has remained idle and the
report that steps are now being
taken towards an early resum otion
OF activities on the property, will
be good news to those who are in
terested in he development of the
mineral resources of the county.
The Winters property is by far
the bsst developed mine in the
county. The ore bodies have been
opened up in systematic manner
and the property is not prospect
In any sense OF the word Wnen
the Jessen brothers owned the
property they expended a large
sum of money in developing and
proving the ore bodies. Siace
that time the property has remain
cd idle, excepting short run.
With this property in operation
as well as The Longfellow mine in
Red Canyon, and the Ruby Hill
of which mention is make else
where, it seem that there is at last
to be an awakening in mining in
old Douglas.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
WILL INSTALL
new MACHINERY

The Douglas County Roller
Mills OF +. w. Sarman will be
shut down next week in order to
allow the installation of a new
power plant. The present turbine
wheel will be discarded and large
over-shot wheel will be installed.
The new wheel is II feet high by Il
feet wide and will develop 100 per
cent more power than the under
shot wheel which has furnished
power for the mill since it was
built. The pen stock will be
moved to point nearer the mill
and with the installation of the
new plant 80 horse power will be
developed instead of 20, which is
the capacity of the present plant.
Mr.. Sarman reports that his
mill has not yet completed the
seasons run. AS soon as the
proyements as above stated are
completed the mill will again be
started and the seasons work com.
pleted.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
FOreclOses MOrtea6e.

In accordance with the judg-
ment for foreclosure of mortgage,
intertst and costs amounting in
all to S45, ,9S4.06 held by John S.
Cook d Co., from the Nevada Gold
field Reduction Company, Sheriff
Ingalls, sold at public auction to
E. Perrier de la Bathie what is
known as the Frank mill and
other property of the defendant
for the sum of s30,O00.-Goldfeld
Tribune.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
fREYS win
LAW SUIT
Jury Out Thirty-Five Minutes and
Decide in Favor OF the
Defendants.

The damage suit broght by
julius Maibaum against Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Frey to recover
$4,000 for injuries received by
falling on a sidewalk of the de-
PENDANTS, was started in the dis
trict court at Genoa Tuesday. The
first day was consumed in securing
the jury which was composed of
the following men:
&. G. Howard, Geo. Hanlan, F.
Cordes, NJ. Hansen, H. Jessen,
j. Glover, o. Olsen, l.. Ruben
stroth, Wm. Scheele, J. Simonis
V. Bull, J. White.
BY an agreement of the attorn
eys Of both sides, the jurymen were
allowed to go their homes during
the time they We're not in the box
Taking OF testimony started
Wednesday and in order to make
time night session was heidi
The taking of evidence was com
pleted aThursday and the case
went to the jury during the after
noon. After deliberaling thirty
five minutes they agreed in favor
OF he defendants, thus denying
Nahum the money for VIII ch he
sued.
In this case ibe Frey's claimed
that the sidewalk was in a safe
condition; that the plaintiff was
when h. fell and broke
his arm. They proved to the
of the Jury that such
was the case and won.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
THE FLOOD WATERS OF
THE CARSON RIVER

Many thoughtful men in Carson
Valley are at last beginning to
realize that the people of Douglas
and Ormsby counties have made a
serious mistake in not long ago
objecting to the government appro-
priation of the food waters of the
Carson River. However, if some
thing is done soon way out will
be found.
The first and most important
thing is to awaken all the people
to realization of the dangers to
them and of the necessity for
action. 1t happens that many
farmers with vested water rights
and many business men in the
valley have lurking opinions that
they are not vitality concerned; it
is their belief that the men who
own uncultivated but irrigable
lands that might some day DE cul-
tivated ought to undertake the task
of upsettlng the government appro-
priation, though of course they
would not object if those interested
in stor ige or power sites at the
head dwaters of the river were TO aid
and abet. This policy on the part
OF the small farmer or business
man, it is submitted, is exceedingly
short-slghted.
la the first place, if the govern.
ment's appropriation is completed
it is doubtful if even those who
have vested rights may use the
water during the fall, winter and
early spring for fsrtilizing their
lands. Fertilization of land in.
this manner Is becoming of vast
importance. But the important
point is that the owAers of prop
srty will be far more prosperous ii
all the available land in the valley
is put under cultivation, for more
farm products bring more people
and more money. The business
men will profit most, but the home
market will help the farmers prop
srty 10 become more valuable
The most fertile farm here would
be of little value il the valley were
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19
WILL VISIT THE
OLD WORLD

Several Carson Valley families
have arranged to spend the sum-
mer on the Old Continent and ao-
cording 10 present plans will take
their departure on May 9th. A
mong those who will make up the
party are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lange, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Heise and
VIM. Hussman and family.
While Germany is the object
point of their visit, they will take
advantage of the opportunity and
see many points OF interest in
Euorope.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19

render several special selections
besides leading in songs of the
order.
1t has been several years since
the local lodge of Odd Fellows
have celebrated their anniversa) y
and they intend that the coming
one shall be observed in The best
manner possible.
They wish it known also that
evbery body is welcome to attend.
In fact they extend most cordial
invitation to the people of the
community to join with them in
celebrating their anniversary.
In the evening dance will be
held and everybody knoas what
an Odd Fellow dance is like.
However, it will not come amiss to
say that the Litchenberg orchestra,
(drums included) will furnish the
music. Programs gave such
splendid success at their last dance
that they have decided to have
them for their anniversary hop.