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New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
TRADING IN THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oil Shares Dull and Depressed
Mines and Industrials Firm
and Fairly Active.

Trading on the curb market yester-
dsv was actively conducted IN the
more prominent industrial and mining
shares. bu, oil stocks developed consid-
erable heaviness in restricted list
Anglo-American oil was a conspicuous
execution. rising p Of O point follow
ing the report Of dividend. other
oil shares we're dull and depressed.
World Film was exceptionally active
Al a fractional advance, and United
Profit Sharing established a new high
record of Isl4, but closed 40 p,
net gain Of "A Of point Mining
shares were in good demand. Atlanta
improved points and lonOpah Merger
8. Chicago & Northwestern 5s were
fairly active and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

posrov crRB CLOSING.

r.coa C B& 0 jnt g.. ai'. NT 9th .th
ii'19 western Tel js.. 45i5 45is 4-s
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
PORTLAND WHEAT, 81 28
Prices Jump, with Growers
Refusing to Sell.

Portland, Ore, Dec 2i.-All grades
Of wheat reached the highest prices to-
day in the history Of the Portland
Wheat Exchange, which is at present
the highest primary wheat market in
the world Prices lcapcd 2 and 3
cents q bushel, while the market held
back and demanded even higher prices.
February blue stem was bid az 81 2s d
bushcl
Wheat growers were refusing 20 sell
to-day, believing that prices would so
higher. Record quantities OF wheat.
-four and oats have been exported 10
Europe during the last two months.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The Texas Power and Light Com
pany. controlled through the South
western Power and Light Company by
the American Power and Light Com
panv. has sold 10 Harris, Forbes & Co. =
and Perry, Coffin & Burr, Of Boston
s7OO.O 900 first mortgage . per cent
bonds. dated June I, 1912, which are be
ing offered at OF and interest. These
bonds are part Of an authorized issue
Of 100000, 900. Of which S5,49O,OOO' IN
cluding the present issue, are out
standing. OF this amount S2OO,OOO
have already been issued, and The re-
naming 100000 viii shortly be ls-
sued, largely TO cover expenditures
made for construction purposes on the
new turbine central electric power sta
tion at Waco, now practically com
pleted. Il is expected that tins sta
tion will be I'm operation and connected
with the company's TRANSMISSION hnes
within the next few weeks. The lni-
tial installed capacity will he l0.oVo
borsepower. and provision has been
made 20 add additional capacity as tho
expansion Of the company's business
required. Gross revenue Of the com
many for November amounted 90 $50
07S. an Increase Of IL per cent. while
net earnings made a gain OF p per
cent. The Fort Worth Power and
Light Company has also sold 20 these
houses S64.000 first mortgage 3 per
cent bonds. dated August 1, 1911, which
are being offered at ga.
Third Avenue.
The report Of the Third Avenue
Railway System fsr November shows
a decline Of Sls,OS3 in gross operating
revenue. which amounted to SS6S107.
and subsequent decrease Of S22,3sf
in net earnings, which totalled S3O4.-
l48. from the same month in 1913.
After payment of taxes, interest
/ charges. etc. there remained a net in
/ come OF S39,374, S13,7 ,716 less than in
( the preceding year Gross earnings
accruing 20 the company from July ]
20 November 30 were S4,712,3S2, loss
I Of S24.637 from the corresponding pc
riod OF last year. while net revenue
/ decreased S98,20l 90 Sl,77S,49S.
Southwestern Power and Light.
Operating returns Of the Southwest
crn Power and Light Company for No
vember make n favorable comparison
/ with those in the year preceding, gross
/ earnings. which amounted 20 S258,3Sl,
/ being s25,7lS higher than In 1913, and
net earnings after expenses and taxes,
which were only S528 greater, totalled
/ sl26.82s, an increase Of S25,190, equal
/ TO a gain Of 30 per cent. Gross and
net figures for the year ended Novem-
Der 80 showed an increase Of % and p
per cent. respectively. total gross earn
ings amounting TO S2771. OBS, as com
pared with s2.24O,7OS in the previous
year. expenses and taxes increased
s2el ,005 10 81 ,49O 226, leaving a net in
come Of Sl.2S0Sl2. % gain Of S269 1876.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
Bonus to Mutual Alliance Men.

The employees Of the Mutual Alliance
Trust Company have received as a
Christmas gift a bonus of per cent
Of their yearly salaries. The extra dis
trihution is the same as year ago.
The New York Produce Exchange Bank
will distribute its usual Christmas
gratuities TO its employees.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Dealings on the Consolidated Ex-
change yesterday were on a fairly ac-
tive scale, with odd lot orders conspicu-
Gus. The tone inclined to heaviness
practically all day, with some stocks
exhibiting rather decided weakness
toward the close. There we're sales of
Anaconda at 26l2, Chino Consolidated
at 337s and Corn Products at S1s.
STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

Paris, Dec. Trading was gener-
ally quiet, with firm tendency. on the
Bourse to-day. Three per cent rontes
closed % centimcs higher no u francs.
and exchange on London, 25 francs 20
centimeA UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
DIVIDENDS.
,nrlo- american ON company. limited

AnglO-American Dh tomphh1s A'iit-.--e
Notice IS hereby given that the dife1-3.-
OF the above named COMPANY tafe -
solved 70 pay on and after the tiral ls' 49,
January. 1919. an Interim clFiieN4 lin D.
shilling per share and an extra ii.'t
dividend Of one shilling per share. lA e-t
ton thereto. making d total of t"o ..'..r.
ings per share from the net ear i-l-to ~ ,.v
current wear. free % British income -
Tho same win be- paid on ana aiteI ~, ~,
above named date by the Natonal Iig,.
vincial Bank OF England. Limi.r -. o.. ~
head Office in Bishopsgafe. iu i.-r ~ sg
London. or az any of its Branches o..
the Guaranty Trust COMPANY Oh ~
York. I40 Broadway. New fors .,.,Ss
o. 5 A. az tine equivalent ln JnIiel 81
currency OF 4S6 2-3 per pound st'f.iIs
am holders OF share warrants I'd
issued by the company 10 eNchante ~.
ranf dated this tWonty-frst day OF De-
cember 1913.
A. H. HEWETT Secretary.
7s Queen Aune.s Gaze
London. s. W. Eng lnd.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
nYROS W. KOBfNsON COMPANY

MYRON W. ROBINSON COMPANY. nc.
Notice u hereby given that the annual
meeiing of tns 6,2 2.es'a oi hf iCN
held a. the Office Of me Corporation. Room
no. IS. Ninth floor. 80 ~ Wall street.
Borough OF Manhattan. Nea York city. on
TUesday January 18Th. 1913. 40 10 O'Clock
fn the forenoon. fOf The election Of Diroc-
tors for fhe ensuing year and Tor tho
TRANSACTION Of such other business az may
come before tff meeting
Dated. Eew York. Dec. ~. 1915
a. H. ROBINSON.
EeCrstaFy
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
TuF RANK OF AMERICA.

New York. December lsth. lslA
.Th. Board of Directors have to-day ~
ctared a a,mi-anuual dividend Of fourteen
I4D per cent. free OF tax. payable Janus.
2nd. 1915. 20 stockholders Of record OF -
date. The transfer books viii remain ci''''
until January ith 1915.
W ". BENNET. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
:, pnsr cnNsnImArrn MINEs C0

The Board OF Directors has to.da}. -
clarrd a regular quarterly dividend oi -
record OF Dec 3ist 1914 The trAns.st
books OF the company viii close Dec 80"
1914 and reopen Jan 18th ltlo- .-
/ LsHVRAY, Secretary and Treasufs,,'
2Ol Inspector St. Montreal. Dec. lN ~
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
KsILY.Sp0IaGFIELD TlR. co.

dividend Of l4F on the Comm..os1
s,ocl Of ms Company has been declared
naVable February !. 1915. 20 the sioes
PoiGers OF record az the close Of business
: "''N' r. A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
Noy York. December 3. 1914
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS,
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & son,
OFFICE 40 65 WILLIAM ST
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 23D, 1914,
at n 80 O'Clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
NOS. ~ AND i6 NESEY STREET.
FOR ACCT or WHOM 1T MAY CONCERT.
$50 slA. shannon Manufacturing Co
a. shs Natoual lncineraiof Co Frcic
so shs National lnciuerator Co Common.
100 shs Western Pacific Railroad Co
$40 shs. Williams Commission Co. y 7.
shs Hatch Really Co.
10 shs. Cincinnati Centrifugal Process Mining Co
100 chs. Pacific Bank
s. 900 studebaker Corpn. 5T Nctes Mch isg2
s. 900 Studcbakcr Corpn. 5H Notes Sept 1921
$1,000 Studebskcr Corpn. 5as Notes hch. 1922.
20 sla First Nail Bank a Roseue n j.
33 shs Continental Insurance Co
$50 900 Sea Beach RsAy Consd tg, Bds 1915
s26 600 Kings County Elcctrlc Light a Power Co
CONT So BIDS. 1922
600 shs. Kings County Electric Light a Power Co.
So. 900 Iowa Central Rwy lsl a Reids iss Bds.
LAA1
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
JNJTEoFRUITc COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 81.

A quarterly dividend Of two per cent on ~ eiy'
,,sI .,ock OF ,hi, Company has been isc Aisl
n,y.bls Ianuary 18Th. 1918. a. ths oi.oe " -
Treasurer. I3l STATE street bosion. Mas
stockholders OF record A. mo eo'e %
December "a. 1914
cuARIFs A HTRBARn Trla.Irsi
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks wnlcn
are listed but which were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Monday:
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports of general
merchandise at the Port Of New York
were.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
BOND SALES ON THE STOCK E4CHAN
MONDAY. pECE MBER FL. 1914.

hords Stock Exchange Monday amounted "
oo st ssls 600 s2SOOo week and sZ0'V
wear ago For the year usl sales aggregated 0OsOO against
sis5sl6OOO 1913.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
srAnnARn NArInNAI nNNK.

New York December ~. lbS..
The Board OF Directors OF ths hsnh - ~
declared the regular quarterly diridehSs,
three 60 per cent. payable January 81
to stockholders OF record on Decemee.
1914 W X CLENEkl.hh G@@
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
MoNnAY. DECEMBER q, l9l4.

Total sales stock Monday O62oo against 49Oo
week ago and 42 500 year January J. 1914 10 u
agant In 1913.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS RIGHTS.
D q Ln TTOT ",
MINING.
BONDS

chic Fl ts..@ q s NYC as. 1909 s7s 81
NYcf.s.i95o ~ s5 NYC a.. igsi s77, ss'.
unlisted fsen cents per share. tex divi-
deui.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

BID ASK.
Kresge Co... 1874 96
do pref. $50
Lack Steel. 25is 26
Lac Cas-. 81 =
l. r a W. >
l. & N Tob. 202 PIP
l. " Biscuit. so
DO lat pr. 100 lo3
do "a pf.. "a :
Loriliarl T.. l,o
do pref. no
Lou A. Nash. 10
llacKay COS. 20
do pref. 81 80
May Dep St. o1i1
DO pref. 9siA
Mer Mar pf. 3 .
Miami C. Cop lsia 10
NJ 4 - l. N z
MStP&SS MOI ios
DO pref. III
DO l. B..- 7s 81
Mo X & t.. ga 10
do pref. % 80
Mont Power. Al
do pref. 100
Nash & Ch.. l35
Nat Biscuit. Ia rs
do pref LIZ 10
Nat + & s.. 10 Ia
do pref. 70 s.
Nat Lead. 43 45i1
do pref...1Oi l07l4
Mr. Of Mlstpf %
do % pf... ~ z
Norf South. e6ia
Nor q W....100 Joe
DO pref. 80 80
North Am. 66b 6s4
ont Silver. . 3
Pac r q T.. % q
DO pref. 81 SsA
Pac MALI. l9n II
Pabst b pf.. 90 rs
Petti-Muli.. Il q
DO LIST pt... 80 20
Pitts Coal. l5l l5is
Pitts Su N. 90
pr StI q pf. 100 i0lH
p S G Of y J los
quicksilver ~ Ia
do pref. ~ y
Ry sl Sp pt 50 %
Read lst pr. S5t
do % pr. " y
Rep ! & 81 l5's LH
do pref. %
Rumely .... 4h 4A
10 pref. q
Seab A L.. 10 1874
DO pref. a.
- l. & = r. . ~
10 Isl pf. 10 u
do 2d Df. "a ~
81 L Swn... 90
do pref. 80
S-S Stl & T.. q =
So p h S NJ. 10
southern r r IS
do pref. s.
stand Mill. tlH 1914
40 pref .. 57l, GS7,
Tov G pac u I3
40 L. r q5
Tovas Co..,l2s l33
r ~ I. q v
Twin q r 7 o. o.
IND Typew 20
90 pref l02
V b a P. A.. 81.
30 pref. 2oA %
United Cigar 4l4 A.
DO pref .... 20 l00is
In ID Gds pf IS 60
L Ry Invt.. ~ 81
do Dref. q %
rs O. I = g r 7 9
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W. N. col.r a Co.. ~ c.s,,
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

fCoupon. interchangeable. Registered or
'oupon. ERegistered. sOptional 1880.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

Quotations furnished by l. l.. winkelmAn &
Co.. a Broad ST.
$50. ASK. Bid. Ask
Havana Tob IA Tob Prod pr Bis Sc
do pr ..... 10 o. Gig s. new 81. o,
Reynolds ...Zj 20 DO old 80. % ..
LOU Prod...lo0 l55 do pr ......iG 10
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

5000 chic & Nwn 5s 1904 .ltsz 1854 1914
100 Pierce on 5s... p 81 Fl
unlisted tseil cents per share. tEr divi-
Jen1
New-York tribune., 1914-12-22

Paris Bourse Quiet and Firm

'Psr ,slu, $50 III diud,ad.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
MERRILL GETS
ASSISTANCE
Highway Commission Agrees To
Reduce Grades on Alpine
State Road

Grant Merrill the mayor of Wood
fords. Alpine county, came in this
morning from Sacramento where he
attended the meet of the California
State Highway Commission.
Mr.. Merrill's mission to the Cali
fornia capitol was partly successful
as he secured the authorization of
the board to reduce the grades on
the Alpine state highway. the cost
to be paid out of the motor vehicle
tax fund which was but recently de-
clared constitutional by the Cali
fornia Supreme Court.
Work on the road will be started
April 1st and continued during the
summer months. No specified a
mount was set aside for the work as
the law covering this expenditure
provides that the sum expended
must be approved from month TO
month as the work progresses. Mr..
Merrill continued to his mountain
home'-Appeal.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Teachers are Working
For a County F air
According to Plans the Fair is to be Held
During Coming Fall---Parents Should
Encourage this Movement

may be composed of any or all of
the cultivated crops, such as pota-
toes, onions, cabbage, beans, toma-
toes, etc. The girls may display
anything in the line of sewing,
cooking, fruit canning. ETC., that
they desire. provided it is entirely
their own work.
A carefully written description of
the methods of growing or making
each thing displayed must accom-
pany all displays. 1t should cover,
for example, the kind of soil used
methods and time of preparing the
soil. the selection of seed used
methods of planting, fertilizing, ir-
rigating, cultivating, fighting pests,
harvesting, storing, etc. This des-
cription will count as part of the
display and should be carefully
written from notes made at the
time of each step in the work OF
making or growing the display.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Big Game to be
Played Tonight

The much talked of champion
ship basketball game between the
Reno high school team and the
Douglas high school boys, will be
played this evening at the Carson
Valley Improvement Club hall at
Minden. Inasmuch as it is to de-
eide the championship Of western
Nevada, much interest is being
taken in the game. The Douglas
team realizes thai it will be the most
stubborny csntested game in which
they have ever taken part but are
going in with the determination to
win the championship for their
school.
1t is understood that a big crowd
of rooters will accompany the Reno
team to boost for them.
A social dance will be held after
the game.
The Camp Fire girls will serve
ice cream and cake at the dance and
will smile their sweetest at all who
patronize their stand.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
For Sale.

The Anderson hay yard, compris-
ing full block. situate on South
Carson street, Carson City, Nevada.
Price, 81 900 to be paid on reason
able terms, but at least one-fourth
cash. There is a large and sub
stantial barn wherein large quanti-
ties of hay and grain can be stored,
and many stalls for animals, There
is plenty of room for wood and
coal yard. Also, sleeping rooms for
teamsters. | believe the foregoing
proposition affords fair opportun-
ity to any fairly energetic person to
engage in such business in Carson.
and believe Carson will we'll sup
port such enterprise.
Address Alfred Chartz, Carson
City, Nevada. m1-1m.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Ernest Fay Is
Given a Surprise

A delightful surprise party was
rendered Ernest Fay Sunday even
ing at the new Fay home at Fair
view. 1t was in honor of his birth
day and came to him as a complete
surprise. The evening was greatly
enjoyed by all present and was one
of the most delightful parties held
in the Valley this winter. At mid
night dainty lunch was served.
Among those present were: The
Misses Nellie Dowd, Cora Christen-
sen, Marie Neddenreip, Me-
Donald, Flora Smith. Emma Thran,
Helen Heitman, Bruce Park. Her
bert and Ernest Dressler, Freddie
Dressler, Raymond Brockliss. Otto
Heitman, Herman Haase, Richard
Thran, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brock
lss, Doctor and Mrs. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. f. f. Dressler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wehrman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Fay, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd,
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Fay.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
DISTRICT
COURT MEETS
Probate Matters Receive Attention
OF Court and Case is Set
For Hearing.

Judge Langan held a short session
of the District Court at Genoa last
Saturday and the following business
was transacted:
In the matter of the estate of
Jacob Rodenbah, deceased, and
order was made to enter decree
showing that due and legal notice
to creditors had been given.
The same order was made in the
estate Of Nevada j. Park. deceased.
In the matter of the estate of
Adolph Seamon. deceased. letters of
administration were ordered issued
to William II. Seamon, upon taking
the oath and filing u bond in the
sum Of $50.
Letters of administration of the
estate of Katharine Seamon, deceas-
ed, were also ordered issued to Will
lam IL. Seamon, upon him taking
the oath and filing a bond, accord
ing to law, in the sum of S5,500.00.
Martin Canonica. Frank Fettic
and I. Hawkins were appointed APP
praisers in both Seamon estates.
In the matter of the estate Of
Lottie b. Frey, deceased. the estate
was ordered to be distributed in ae-
cordance with the petition on file
therefor.
In the case of Farmer ct al. vs..
Alexander Scossa ct al, plaintiffs
motion and argument of the case
was set for hearing Monday, March
BIRD, 1914. at the hour of II O'Clock
Il. m.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
To Improve Ranch

H. +. Beste intends to do quite a
little work improving his Pine Nut
ranch this spring. He will plant at
ieost 25 or 80 acres TO grain, alfalfa
and other crops. Water, if any is
used for irrigation, must be pump
ed from surface wells, but from ex-
periments, Mr.. Beste is led to be-
lieve that very little water for IT.
rigation will be necessary, AS dry
farming methods are to be employ
ed. Mr.. Beste's experiments are
being watched with keen interest.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13

Last week we published an article
relating to a county fair to be held
this fall under the auspicies of the
teachers, the exhibitors to be boys
and girls of the Douglas county
schools. In order to compete in the
contest, a pupil must be a member
of his local school club and must do
all work of raising or making his
display himself, and not display
anything made or grown, even in
part. by others than himself, except
in the case of plowing the land be-
fore crops are planted. The pro-
duction of the display of all winners
will be carefully looked into before
the awarding of prizes. and if any
irregularity is found, the prizes will
be awarded to the next highest
eligible contestant.
The display Of boys will not in
clude live stock of any kind, but
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Seed Grain

We wish to inform the farmers of
Carson Valley that we have. and
will have on hand, for this seasons S
planting, very select and superior
lot of seed barley. seed oats, and
seed wheat; that our oats will be a
selected Swedish White Oat, and
that we are expecting two carloads
in the near future. Our object is to
increase the standard of all grains
raised in Carson Valley, and all seed
grain will be handled on a very
close margin of profit.
MINDEN FLOUR MILLING Co.,
H. l.. Beck, Manager
m27-lm- adv.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Lutheran Church Notes

Sunday morning at the usual
hour regular divine Passion services
will be conducted at the Lutheran
Church. The pastor will preach his
third sermon of his series of Lenten
meditations. The theme of his dis
cource will be: Christi Leiden i'm
Palast des Hohenpriesters." Every
body is cordially requested to at
tend these services.
Sunday School meets at $3.50 a m.
The Genoa Lutheran Sunday
School will gather for instructions
Sunday at p. m.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
To Organize Lodge.

A branch Of the Masonic order is
to be shortly instituted al Gardner
vile. Several of the grand officers
were visitors last Sunday and con
ferred with local people who are
taking an active part in organizing
the lodge. Since the disbandment
Of Genoa lodge nearly "A year ago.
there has been no branch of the
Masonic order in this county.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
YE SCRIBE
TAKE GAS
Scars to a Land of Kind SubSCrib-
ers and Happy Dreams But
Has a Rude Awakening

When a reporter goes hunting for
news he never knows what he may
be asked to try. Wednesday the
scribe dropped into the dental office
of DR.. NJ. S. Sweet while running
down "A local item and had the most
pleasant experience of our news
paper career. Seeing a lot of new
equipment in the office, we asked
about it. THAT is machine for
administering Nitrous Oxide and
Oxygen. the latest and best method
Of painless dentistry" said the Or.
and then followed a full explanation
of all details, the doctor having taken
course in its administration while
on his recent visit to the East. He
invited us to try the gas and we ae-
eepted. A second after placing the
inhaler to our nostrils we began to
slip into another world. The scnsa-
ton was delightfully."- pleasing. We
were still in the newspaper business.
\ long string of subscribers were
filing through the door and paying
up Money was rolling in. We
never saw so much of it outside Of a
bank. Our happiness was supreme.
Like a flash, the subscribers vanish
ed and voice from afar said How
do you feel. Shorty" The next in
stant we returned to this cruel
world, and five minutes later we
were back at the case setting type.
Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen is alb
solutely harmless. easy to take and
leaves no sickness following its ad-
mi nistration For working on bad
or sensitive teeth a slight bit of gas
deadens the feeling but does not
bring unconsciousness, but for eX-
traction the doctor sends you to'
that miIlion-dollar land, the ex-
perience of which is worth tooth
most any time you feel blue You'll
never feel it 90: that's a sure shot.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
ROAD TO Be
REPAIRED
Commissioners Give Assurance
That Work Is TO Be Started
At An Early Date

The County Commissioners met
with a number of the taxpayer on
March 4th and took up the matter
of the road leading from Carson
Valley, south to Smith and Antelope
Valleys. The situation was thor
oughlp gone into, and the condition
of the road was thoroughly discuss
ed and it was the opinion of all
present that everything possible
should be done to put the road in as
good condition as possible as soon
practicable. The Commissioners
at this meeting, gave assurance
that this would be done, and it was
agreed that this statement be pub
lished in the Record-Courier and
thus give notice to all concerned.
Business relations between the
adjacent Valleys are such as to
command any action necessary on
the part of the Commissioners of
Douglas county to do all possible in
their power to keep communication
and business relations in the best
possible shape.
We, the Commissioners present at
said meeting. do hereby certify that
the above statements are, and were.
the trNe sense os the meeting.
H. w. SETTELMEYER.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1914-03-13
Grand Opening.

Mrs. M. Sorensen wishes to an
nounce to the ladies of Carson Val
ley that she will hold her grand
opening on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, Marth l4th, 18th and 18th,
at which time she will have on dis
play the most stylish and Il o-to-date
line of millinery and trimmings ever
shown. You are invited to call and
inspect this superb line.