The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-01-05
Nth cures bruises and sprains.

district Court to-day.
coal mine has been discovered at
Verdi.
Genoa Lodge No. Is, |. o. O. F., will
,nstall officers tomorrow night.
pev. II. BOIL and family departed
Monday evening for Seattle, Wash.
Vim. Brockliss is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Vim. Bull, in Summerville, Or.
r. Boles and Jack Mcknight
mare In from Red Canyon this week.
The Cradlebaugh postoffice will be
discontinued on the 18th of this month.
Henry Dake of Tecoma, Nevada, is
visiting his brother, @. W. Dake, in
Genoa.
Hans Petersen and family, of Smith
Valley, visited relatives in Carson Val
ley this week,
Henry Boerlin came in this week
from Fletcher's, Esmeralda county, for
a load of provisions.
Miss Annie Sheehan, we'll known in
Gardnerville, is employed with a
wholesale house in San Francisco.
TIE report that Thee, Deilena had
purchased the Robt. Trimmer rancL in
Diamond Valley is now contradicted.
The Nevada Business College has 60
pupils. Ralph and Frank Toler, form
erly of Gardnerville, are the latest ar
rivals.
Mrs. II. G. Dangberg has one of the
finest top buggies in this country. 1t
was built by Chris Nelson and painted
by NJ. Christensen.
The Nevada Business College opened
Tuesday after the holiday vacation.
The students from Carson Valley are
all making excellent progress.
VIM. McFaul was down from the
Lake, Saturday. The snow was three
feet deep on the summit between here
and the Lake Saturday morning.
The stockholders of the Carson Val
ley Water Storage, Irrigation and Canal
Co. held a meeting in Gardnerville
la7t Tuesday, for the purpose ofamend-
ing the bylaws of the corporation.
1t makes one think that Gardnerville
is pretty good place to do business
when large wholesale firm of Reno
shows its confidence in our town and
valley by engaging in business here.
Large quantities of Mineral paint are
being sold these days. 1t is very
popular article and so cheap that
everybody buys it. 1t stands all kinds
of weather better than any other paint.
Mr.. Parlin, who spent some months
a year or two ago in Genoa with Rev.
Greenfield, is chief letter carrier in
Reno since the establishment of the
free delivery system. He receives $40
per month.
Mrs. A. Behrman will conduct gen.
eral brokerage business in Gardner
vile, and will buy and sell real estate
and loan money on real estate at low
rate of interest. For further informa-
ton, call at A. Harris store.
Rev. A Dewitt welty will conduct
services next Sunday as follows: In
Gardneryille, IL O'Clock A. NJ, in Fair.
view school house, p. NJ, and in
Genoa, JPN. All are cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Harry Curtz was successful in the
contested election case in Alpine coun-
ty, but was prevented from serving al
the last meeting of the Supervisors on
account OF an oversight of the Clerk
OF the court in which the case was
tried.
Mr.. Haines of Genoa has one hun
ored thousand red wood shingles for
sale at - per thousand. The shingles
are the finest in the country. Each
punch contains $50 shingles-a full
Thousand in four bunches-and they
VIII be sold in lots to suit at the above
price.
AT recent meeting of the Super
ViSorS OF Alpine county Richard Cook
was gwen contract to make maps OF
twenty townships in that county. The
maps are for the use of the Assessor
anu Will be compiled from data obtain
aoie IN the State and government land
offices at Sacramento.
nj the meeting of the Gardnerville
ne department. Saturday afternoon,
mans Nelson was reelected President,
~ I. Hickey, Secretary, and p. @.
wider, Treasurer. An assessment was
ieaed Of one-haif of one per cent of
Cne assessed valuation of property in