The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1900.
Trib is every toiler's friend.


H. c. Jepsen has moved his family to
Genoa.
Charles Brown departed for the east
last Monday.
Three feet of snow are reported at
Glenbrook.
Geo. Brown is fitting up card room
at the East Fork Hotel
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. C. Titus of Genoa
are visiting relatives in Truckee.
Only truth is told of Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
Twelve Carson sportsmen engaged
in a rabbit drive last Sunday and killed
1O2 rabbits.
Thanksgiving approacheth. If you
want to make the editor thankful, send
him a turkey.
Snow fell during the late storm to
depth of feet at the Dunderberg mine
and q feet at Bridgeport.
Mrs. Welty left for Crescent Mills,
Piumas Co., Cal, last Monday, to at
tend the wedding of her sister. j..
Wild ducks are reported plentiful
around Genoa and every hunter who
goes out brings in dozen or more.
Ray Dake and Robt Falcke have
taken a contract to cut 500 cords of
wood near Genoa for Julien Poirier.
w. ID. Brooks, a resident of Genoa
for great many years, died of old age
in the county hospital last Friday
night.
Ifyou only want big-looking bottle
of iniment, ask for it; but If you want
bottle of good liniment that is bigger
than it looks ask for Trib
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet on the second Monday in
December to allow the Assessors sal
airy and the election bills.
Between four and five feet of snow
fell on the summit of the mountains
back of Genoa this week and Il inches
on the Pine Nut mountains.
The Chinese vegetable peddler, All
Sing, says he will be in Gardnerville
next Tuesday with full line of veg
etables for Thanksgiving.
One of Springmeyer & Petersen's
teams got stuck in the snow on the
Kingsbury grade Wednesday and the
driver was obliged to leave his wagon.
Everything must go inside of 80
days. Closing out all lines of general
merchandise at wholesale prices at E.
J. Blossoms. Store fixtures for sale.
You will miss it if you do not call on
Barrett & Tucke at Sheridan and ex-
anime their goods and prices. They
carry nice stock of goods and sell
cheap.
The Virginia Report says it is ex-
pected that the eight hour law, which
Was defeated in the last legislature,
Will go through this year with hands
down.
Richard Rowlands, father of Mrs. DIR.
Young, died at Placerville recently, at
the age of GA years. He was one of the
best known mining experts on the Pa
elf Coast
A number of the little friends OF
John Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
j. Brown, Joined him in pleasant cell
ebration of his eighth birthday last
Monday afternoon.
Notwithstanding all reports to the
contrary, Mr.. Blossom and family will
remain in Genoa this winter. They
have made no plans so far to leave
Douglas county at any time.
A lot of trees from a Salt Lake nurs
cry were distributed in Gardnerville
the past week. The people of this vi.
cinity have planted large number OF
trees during the past two years.
oouh IOueUt, aEeu 90 ySatS anu
months, native of Roxbury, New
York, died at Carson Monday. Mr..
Follott was an old and respected resi-
dent of Carson, having arrived in that
city in 1874.
There isn't a clothing house in West
ern Nevada showing a more complete
line of gents furnishing goods than
JOS Platt, in the county building, Car
son. lie carries a fine new stock OF
goods, all fashionable and stylish
Go and see the Pavilla Family, dram
attic and musical artists, at Valhalla
hall tomorrow night. Their enter
talnment is replete with laughable sit
uatious, charming music, pantomimic
and acrobatic episodes, and clever
dances