The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-02
FRIDAY, MARCH 2,.".."..........19Oo.

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Will Stodieck has been very sick
with pneumonia.
Fruits trees in the California foot
hills are in bloom.
Mr. Andrews has given up the
Jaynes livery stable.
DR.. Franklin will open an office in
Mrs. Behrman's house.
NJ. Christensen has painted a new
sign for Peter Anderson.
Mrs. Osborne departed Tuesday for
Sacramento to visit her son.
Hon. ]. II. Martin and wife returned
from California last Friday.
Louis Chambers won the saddle raf-
fed last Sunday by Ed. Whiting.
Hans Nelson bought a new buggy
this week from the G. III. Eaton Co.
Willie Murphy caught eight fine
front in the Carson river last Sunday.
Elko's small pox patient is recover
ing and no new cases have developed
Mrs. Peter Anderson is suffering
from an attack of infammatory rheu-
matism.
Rev Welty will hold religious SER
vices in Fairview school house to-
night at o'clock.
John Sparks has bought couple of
buffalo and will place them on his
ranch near Reno.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hawkins of Genoa was
called to San Jose last week on ac-
count of the death of her sister.
The Garden Cemetery Association
purchased $50 worth of trees this week,
which will be set out at the cemetery.
Several experts from San Francisco
are expected in Mason Valley shortly
to inspect the copper claims of that vi
entity.
Send your children to the Nevada
Business College. Keep your money
in circulation at home and build up
the State.
Mineral Paint costs so per cent less
than other paint and is a great deal
better II is made in many colors and
5 furnished mixed and ready for use.
The dance given Friday evening in
Raycraft's hall by the Genoa Comedy
Co. was big success. There was a
large attendance and all had a good
time.
Ifyou want San Francisco news or
live news of the world, read the Bai-
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month, which includes a large 2s page
Sunday edition.
There will be a dance in Barrett &
Tucke's hall at Sheridan on Friday
evening, March 10th. An advertise
ment giving full particulars willappear
in the COURIER soon.
Joe Plat has just received his new
samples of custom made clothing, and
they are beauties. If in need of a sait
call and examine the goods and if he
don't suit you in prices and quality,
no one can.
Fred Frey of Reno, brother of Mrs.
G. H. Eaton of Gardnerville, who was
mining engineer for an English com
pany in South Africa at the time the
war broke out, has Joined the British
forces.
The Dayton Times says Henry Wood,
of Mason Valley, has begun suitagainst
T. II. Kneimeyer, his tenant, to eject
him from the Wood ranch, in the val
ley, and for 5000 damages for breach OF
contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Eaton arrived in
Gardnerville Saturday evening. They
reached Carson on the morning train
and came up by way of Genoa, taking
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Frey, aunt and uncle of the bride.
Supervisor fremont announces that
1t will be necessary for all applicants
for positions as census enumerators to
have their application filed prior to
March 10. Those of our readers who
may be aspirants will govern them
selves accordingly.
Arnold Settelmeyer has purchased
the Bartels ranch and also the Kelly
ranch, on the east fork of the Carson
river, from Dick Bartels. A lot OF
stock and farm machinery was sold
with the ranches and the consideration
is said to have been $17, 800.
w. II. Chedic is developing his de-
post of mineral paint three miles from
Carson city. The paint material is pure
graphite. He, in addition to supply