The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-09

eoWn yesterday.
Mr.. McKinnon is little better, al
though still confined to the house
Peter Rahbeck went to Reno yester-
day to get man to do the ironing for
his new laundry.
Constable Jespersen has postponed
the sale of the Chinese wash-house
until tomorrow.
Nelson & Wennhold sold their eight
horse team Wednesday to Joe Kelly
and Hhos. Atkins Of Carson, for $500.
Clarence Dangberg and Miss Clara
Dangberg of this valley, graduated re-
Gently from the Nevada Business Col
lege.
John Dodson will move his family to
Carson the latter part Of this month
and in the spring he and Will Winters
and Amos Chubbuek and others will
start FOR Oregon.
l desire to say to my Genoa patrons
that | will be at The White House for
one week only Stamp photos will be
the only style | care to make
70 for IS cts.
j. G. HANDLEY.
The owners of bathing houses in
Carson City have formed trust and
raised the price from twenty-five to
fifty cents. The cemeteries are full of
people who have died from the effects
of bathing, anyway, says the News.
Next Wednesday will be Valentines
Day.
"Please be my sweetheart once again;
Once more be mine and only mine;
Well both be happy; if you'll deign
TO be my own sweet valentine"
Rev. A Dewitt Welty will conduct
services next Sunday as follows: In
Gardnerville, II O'Clock A. NJ, in Genoa
at P. NJ. All are cordially invited
to attend these services. Preaching in
Markleeville court house, the last We'd
nesday evening in each month.
Mineral Paint is what you want.
Don't forget it. The Ormsby county
Court House, Geo. Meyers residence
the Arlington House and many other
buildings in Carson are resplendent in
coat of this paint. All who have
tried it pronounce it cheaper and bet
ter than any other paint.
The little town of Gardnerville, in
the western portion of the State, has
been having quite a boom for the past
six months \ new bank has lately
been erected and several new resi-
deAees built. The surrounding agri-
cultural country gives a great deal of
trade To the town.-SVuer Stato.
The remains Of Cyrus Coleman, who
died a few years ago at Markleeville,
have been exhumed and were shipped
to san Francisco Saturday night to be
cremated At one time deceased was
Assemblyman from Alpine county,
Cal, and was one of the best known
and prominent men of that county.
Frank Musser accompanied the re-
mains Carson appeal.
DR. Southworth arrived Monday
evening from Mono county. He was
called to Genoa by Mrs. Frey, on ac-
count of the dangerous illness of his
youngest son, Arvin, who was suffer-
ing from a severe attack of pneumonia.
Arvin was much better yesterday.
The Doctor will return to Bridgeport
in few days and after ten days stay
will return here To remain for awhile.
1t is rumored that the Southern Pa
cifie Company eontemplates building a
railroad from Mohave to Keller in
Inyo county TO connect with the c. &
G. line. 1t is also reported that a third
rail viii be laid from Mound House to
Reno and trains run from Reno to
Moiave. If the reports prove true this
State will receive incalculable benefits
and it would also greatly increase the
population of this section.
Chris Nielsen has purchased the
Fricke blacksmithshop and paint shop
opposite Wilder & Co.'s store. Mr..
Nielsen has the Krummes shop leased
until the 9Th of April next and will
probably run that, too, although it is
possible that he will give up the lease
with Mr.. Krummes' consent Mr..
Nielsen thanks his many friends for
their liberal patronage and promises to
put forth his best efforts to please all
VINO call on him for work.
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. Wen
supply you with choice selected