The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-23
VIM. Mccormick did not buy tn.
Valley Springs, as reported.

hOhor Vi WasnlnRUOn'S DlrDnday.
d. B. Park, Merrill Turner and Dan
Hawkins were in town yesterday.
Rumor says Dr. Franklin is talking
of opening an Office in Gardnerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Clark of
Reno are visiting friends in Genoa.
Mrs. Fulton returned to Reno We'd
nesday, after weeks visit to Genoa.
There will be another free lunch at
the East Fork saloon next Sunday.
The best one yet.
Mrs. Frey and Mrs. Fettic and Mrs.
Falcke and daughter were over from
Genoa yesterday.
There are two very sick children at
the home of A. Depoi at the foot of
the Kingsbury grade.
Thos. Berry and Miss Nellie Cava-
naugh of Fairview were visitors to
Gardnerville yesterday.
There was a school entertainment at
Genoa yesterday, in recognition of
WashiDgton's birthday.
The new bank has its office hours
painted an the front doors. Mr. Me.
Kinnon says this is the first sign of
this kind in Gardnerville.
Ed. Whiting will rattle saddle in
Gardnerville next Sunday at 1890.
The chances have all been sold.
Hans Nelson and Jack Bryant de-
parted yesterday for Alkali lake, with
their boat, to catch barrel of fish.
Henry Beck purchased Frank" one
of the best carriage horses in Douglas
county, from Lawrence Frey last Mon
day.
Senator and Mrs. T. B. Hickey and
G. w. Hickey and wife returned to
Carson from San Francisco Wednesday
morning.
The Sunday School entertainment at
Genoa did not come off last Wednes-
day evening, on account of the death
of Mrs. Dolan.
Mrs. II. F. Dangberg, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Ii.
Greenfield, in Winnemucca for several
weeks, has returned to her home.
If you want San Francisco news or
live news of the world, read the BNt-
letm. Subscription price so cts.
month, which includes large % page
Sunday edition.
Mason krummes announces that he
will take charge of his blacksmthshop
next week. He will employ a first
class blacksmith and make horse shoe
ing a speciality.
Vida, the five-weeks-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Mann, died yes
terday morning about half past 6
o'clock. The funeral will take place
from the church in Genoa tomorrow
afternoon at 2 p. NJ.
Barrett & Tucke have just received
new line of gents furnishing goods and
ginghams and calicos, which, on ac-
count of their small expense of doing
business, they are selling cheaper than
any store in the country.
1t is astonishing the amount of good
it does to advertise a really meritori-
GUS article. Already many people are
inquiring about Mineral Paint and it
is gaining in popularity every day.
This paint will be extensively used in
Douglas and adjoining counties this
season.
A exchange says the farmers in near
~ every Northwestern State are plant
ing nut trees along with their peaches
and pears, and are utilizing the hill
sides, where nothing else will grow,
for nut orchards. The farmers of Car
son valley should begin planting nut
trees. Blackwallnut trees do well here
and could be set out advantageously
in many places in the valley.
Gilbert Briggs is stringing double
wires on the telephone line between
here and Carson valley. Yestero y he
received two tons of wire which he
will send out to-day. 1t is likely that
the line will be extended as far as Blae
Lakes in the spring, which will give
Carson a through wire to Stockton, as
the company has a line in operation
from the lakes to that city.-Appedt.
Some of the papers, including the
COURIER, announced last week that
the Republican State Convention
would be held June 10th. This is a
The county primaries will be
held June 10th and the Convention
June 18th, at Carson Two delegates
at large will be elected in each county
and one for each so or fraction of 90