The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-14
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1900.
Trib is miners constant friend.

Mrs, Louis Nelson has returned to
Bodie.
DIR. Southworth departed Monday
for Wellington.
Lovelock ranchers are selling their
wheat at S16 25 per ton.
A Bryan and Stevenson club has
been organized at Carson.
Ladies' under vests from sc each to
SOC each, at F. w. Days, Carson.
Eighteen carloads of horses were
shipped east from Reno Saturday.
The Board of Equalization will meet
in Genoa next Monday to equalize the
taxes.
Matt Koenig killed a cinnamon bear
in the mountains of Alpine county last
week.
Ladies' neckwear, ties, jobots, etc.,
at greatly reduced prices at F. w.
Days, Carson City.
P. N. Packard of Gardnerville has
announced himself a Democratic cam
didate for District Attorney.
Mrs. E. J. Blossom and daughter,
Miss May, have been spending few
days at Lake Tahoe this week.
Mrs. Pine returned to San Jose,
Tuesday, accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Viola Bigelow.
DIR. Gerdes and wife will move
shortly into Mr.. Jaynes' residence,
now occupied by c. F. Hickey.
Richard Kirman has purchased the
interest of T. j. Farrer in the station
cry business of Davis & Farrer at Car
son.
Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield and wife are
visiting friends and relatives in Car
son Valley. They depart for Virginia
City tomorrow.
Mr.. Jaynes has purchased part of a
lot adjoining his property on Mission
St, opposite the M. L. Church, from
Mrs. S. A. Pettegrew.
If you wish to vote at the November
election you must register with the
Register Agent Attend to this matter
at once. You may put it off too long
Barrett & Tucke are still on deck at
Sheridan, and are selling goods cheap.
You can't do better than consult them
If you want to buy groceries and dry
goods.
Mrs. Fred Berning was so i'll last
week that her husband could not leave
her TO attend the Democratic State
Convention. She was reported better
at last accounts.
At the Lutheran church next Sun
day, Sunday School at $50 and German
services at 1890 A. NJ. At Fredericks-
burg, Sunday School at 2 and German
services at O'Clock p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Theo. Taylor de-
parted for their home at Susanville
last Wednesday. They have host Of
friends in Douglas county and enjoyed
their visit here immensely.
The appeal says Senator Livingston
has received word that the largest
number of horses that ever crossed the
summit to race, will visit the Ormsby
County Fair when it opens on the oath.
The advent of electric power on the
Comstock will be made the occasion
for an appropriate celebration. The
date has not been set but it is expected
that it will be about two weeks hence.
A pack of dogs got into Mr.. Schep
pelman's Belgian hare pen Monday
night and killed 6s of the hares. Mr.
Scheppelman has about the same mum
Der left and will see that the dogs dc
not make another killing.
There isn't a clothing house in West
ern Nevada showing a more complete
line of gents furnishing goods thar
Jos. Platt, in the county building, Car
son. He carries a fine new stock o
goods, all fashionable and stylish.
Ss."ss's...s.s ,ni y "a ~ .~..-~---l
that the law requires a 10 cent interna
revenue stamp placed upon each ant
every petition before filing with thu
County Clerk; also, that petitions can
not be filed prior to September 18th o.
later than October 5th.
1t is said that at the recent Metho
dist Conference held at Reno a resolu
tion was adopted declaring Nevada tC
De very poor State-nothing bu
deserts, sagebrush, granite and gravel
In moment of forgetfulness, remarks
the Eureka Sentinel, che ministers evi
denely overlooked themselves.
Albert Obstfelder, an engineer anC
machinist recently employed at BLU