The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-02

Teter hanDeck Will start laundry
in Gardnerville within two weeks.
Pete Petersen took a big load of
goods south yesterday for Wilder & Co.
Mrs. Klotz has been quite sick with
infiammatory rheumatism. She was
some better yesterday.
A. Jensen is expected back from
San Francisco in few days. Mrs.
Jensen is improving rapidly.
Edward McKinnon, the painter, is
still quite poorly and is talking of GO
ing over to the Valley Springs for a
few days.
The Virginia & Truckee Railroad
Co. uses large quantities of Mineral
Paint. 1t is the cheapest and best
paint in the market.
Dave Crosby, of Virginia, who tore
down some legal documents that were
posted up, plead guilty to the charge
and was fined $40.
The rush for Cape Nome is being
worked up in good season. The steam
er companies stand to win, who ever
loses, remarks the San Jose Herald.
A. Rohlfs has leased his blacksmith
shop at the old creamery to E. Vollert
and Mr.. Vollert has taken John Rie-
mann in as partner. They took
charge of the shop yesterday.
The orange crop of Southern Califor-
MIA this year is estimated at more than
fourteen thousand carloads or nearly
100000 boxes. The crop is worth
about 81, 6O0,0 900 to the growers.
General Butler will make another at
tempt to force his way through the
Boer lines and relieve Ladysmith. 1t
is now reported that the besieged town
can hold out for some time.
The COURIER printed some hand
some report cards in three colors for
Mottsyille school district yesterday.
They are something new, designed by
Miss Godfray, the teacher, and are
very nice.
And now they say that the Virginia
& Truckee railroad will be completed
to Gardnerville by next fall, on its way
TO the Antelope Valley marble quarry.
Carson Valley is getting a move on,
sure enough.
A man named Casey hung himself to
a bed post yesterday at Wadsworth.
He came there a few days ago, was out
of work and became respondent.
Casey was from Tiburon, California,
and left a wife and one child.
Admiral Dewey is always a well
dressed man, and SO is everybody who
buys their clothing of Joe Platt, the
pioneer clothier of Carson. See his
fine line of custom made suits, warm
comfortable underwear and fine line of
furnishing goods.
Forty cases of butter were shipped
from the Douglas county creamery on
Monday evenings train for San Fran
cisco. Each case contained $50 pounds
of butter, making 5000 pounds in the
shipment. Nevada butter commands
the highest market price in the city.
The Bullion g. Exchange Bank of
Carson has been connected with the
Gardnerville telephone system and a
phone will be put in the Gardne~ville
bank in few days. Hellol the e, Mr..
Mossback, just note it down sc nowhere
where you will see it every day that
Gardnerville is all right.
Cold weather is approaching. After
your cropping season you need COM
fort Comfort is food and lodging.
Stock your store house well with
supplies for the coming winter. Well
supply you with choice selected
fresh vegetables, such as Burbank po-
tatoes, onions, cabbage and all sorts of
garden products at a reasonable price
Send us your orders Prompt atten-
ton guaranteed.
QUoNG SING YUEN & Co.,
All Sing, Mgr.
w. E. Lees of Ontario, Or, is ar
ranging to undertake the most novel
scheme for creating power, and this is
no less than the Harvesting of the steam
and hot water which flows from an
artesian we'll between that place and
Vale, says the Oregonian. Mr.. Lees
proposes to confine the steam through
cylinders and for the present, use the
power for raising water from the
Malheur river for the purpose of re-
claiming a large section of land.
Honus Items.