The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-09-07
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,,.......1sOo.
Trib is a miners constant friend.

L. Yori, Jr., is on his way to the
Paris Exposition.
The editor of the COURIER went to
Virginia yesterday morning.
Ladies' under vests from &c each to
5Oc each, at f. w. Days, Carson.
Jas. Boles has returned from Carriers.
CAL, where he has been working.
Rev. Theodore Taylor is spending a
few days visiting old friends in Carson
Valley.
Ladies' neckwear, ties, jobots, etc.,
at greatly reduced prices at F. w.
Days, Carson City.
Lieutenant Albert Saxton of Nevada
and Mary A. Goodwin were married in
New York City August l6
Many of the Indians of this section
are in the hills gathering pinenuts.
The crop is large this season.
Maurice Mack rode in from Carson
last evening on his wheel, and goes on
to Wellington to-day.
The delegates to the Democratic and
Silver Party State conventions de-
parted for Virginia City yesterday.
The trespass case of the United
States vs.. 1. Cohn comes up for trial in
San Francisco on the 10Th of this month.
Thos. Browne, the well-known car
penter, is going to Lovelock to work on
the new creamery to be erected at that
place.
NJ. Coin has sold all of his property
interests in Douglas county, except a
piece of timber land, to his brother, E.
Cohn.
Miss Mamie Casey, of San Francisco,
arrived in Carson Valley, Tuesday, on
visit to her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Hickey.
T. r. Hofer has announced himself
as candidate for the Republican NOM
nation of County Recorder and Audi
tor of Ormsby county.
Foster says that September will not
be notable for any great extremes ex-
cept a severe cold wave during the
closing days of the month.
II. B. Van Etten has announced him
self as a candidate for the nomination
of Sheriff and Assessor of Ormsby
county on the Republican ticket.
Albert Frey has taken the horses he
is training for the races to Carson and
win take them to the State fair, which
opens at Reno ON the 18th instant.
Harry Edwards, Clarence and Geo.
Dangberg have returned from camp
ing trip to Blue Lakes. No deer are
reported by the hunters -1ppedk.
AT the Lutheran Church next Sun
day, Sunday School $3.50 A. NJ. At
fredericksburg, Sunday School at 2
O'clock, and German services at three
o'clock p. NJ.
Miss Emma Harris left last evening
for San Francisco Miss Emma Wilson,
who has been the guest of Miss Harris,
returned to her home at Virginia City
last evening.
The Republican County Central Com
mittee will meet in Genoa tomorrow
at o'clock and fix date for the prim-
airy elections i'm the several precincts
of the county.
The Journal says the new smelter at
Reno will fire up next Sunday morn
ing There Is talk of increasing the
capacity of the works to one hundred
tons daily.
A cloudburst at Reno Monday did
considerable damage. Everything
movable was washed away at Dixon
Bros slaughter house and bitches
overlooked.
Upon request of the attending physi-
clan, Drs. Manson, Fox and johnson
examined the case of diphtheria in EN-
pire and pronounced it a genuine case
of that disease.
When it is dull and all the world is
weary, is just the time that Barrett q
Tucke brace up and make the people
CHEEKY by giving them low-cut prices
on high-cut shoes.
Charley Hunt departed for Oakland
Monday night, where Mrs. Hunt has
been under the care of physician for
some months. She was reported as
improving at last accounts.
Mrs. III. p. Burnham has returned to
Genoa from her visit 90 Stockton. She
reports that her son, Nap Edwards,
whose dangerous illness called her to
his bedside, has greatly improved in