The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-08-24

DIR. Francis departs for Oakland the
last of next week.
Trib is clean; its odor pleasant, mild,
yet powerful; --fulfills all promises. AS
a lihiment, Trib is supreme.
The Misses Annie and Jessie Beck of
Reno have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. L. Beck, at the mill, for the past
two weeks.
The bed of Walker river in the lower
end of the. valley is getting dry and
dusty. Ranchers are pumping water
for stock.
The school teachers of this section
are getting married with amazing fire.
quency and regularity. We don't
know how to put stop to it.
F. g. Stiles of California, brother
of Mrs. d. @. Simpson, passed through
here Wednesday on his way to Smith
Valley, to spend couple of months.
If you want San Francisco news or
live news of the world, read the But-
tetin. Subscription price 80 cts. a
month, which includes large 2S page
Sunday edition.
The Elko Independent in mentioning
Senator Stewards last flop, says the
good, pious soul of the old man yearns
after more territory for trusts and
syndicates to exploit.
The announcement that Mr.. Todd is
a candidate for the Assembly is mis-
take. He is not candidate and will
not be. His only desire is to see the
strongest and best men we have NOM
mated.
There isn't a clothing house in West
ern Nevada showing more complete
line of gents furnishing goods than
Jos. Platt, in the county building, Car
son. He carries a fine new stock OF
goods, all fashionable and stylish.
The following are the delegates to
the Republican State Convention APP
pointed last Saturday by Chairman
Kinsey of the County Central Com
mittee: j. Rodenbah, w. II. Foley, r.
Cook, w. James, J. R. johnson and S.
A. Kinsey.
Miss Laura Arnot of Markleeville,
Miss Lillian Fay, Geo. Fay and Harry
Wilkerson of Fairview, and Miss Rose
Todd of Gardnerville, expect to go to
Reno next Thursday to attend the
University this term.
1t pays first-rate to advertise a meri-
torious institution. Take the Valley
Springs, for instance. Business is in
creasing there all the time and people
come from nearly every State in the
Union, while hundreds of Nevada and
California people visit the Springs
every summer.
Mr.. o. e Pettis, representing Sher-
man, Clay & Co. of San Francisco, has
sold all the pianos he had here and
another shipment will be received the
last of this week. Mr.. Pettis continues
to make his headquarters at the Ritch-
ford hotel. 1t is evident that the people
of this section appreciate good music
and good pianos.
VIM. Fulstone of Sweetwater was
taken to Carson Monday for medical
treatment. The appeal says physi-
clan was called and is inclined to be-
lieve that Fulstone is suffering with
spinal meningitis, at any rate his con-
dition is extremely serious and it re-
quires several men to keep him from
doing harm to himself or friends when
ne is in spasms of pain.
d. P. Bence, grandfather of Mrs. AL
bert Frey, died at Clarksville, Cal, on
Thursday of last week. Mr. Bence has
spent part of each summer the last
low yCdIo ctb 11tthG ldnOO Will Ills SUI
Mr.. Lawrence Frey and Mrs. Albert
Frey and children departed for Clarks-
vile Immediately on receiving news of
his death. Mr.. Bence was native of
Indiana and 70 years of age.
The Carson Ne,os says the bird circus
was great treat to the large audience
that witnessed it. The evolutions of
the feathered members of the company
were novel and truly wonderful They
were preceded by an exhibition of gun
twisting, sleight of hand, etc, by Prof
Martinez, which in itself was we'll
worth the price of admission. The
cockatoos were remarkably well trained
and seemed to exhibit an intelligence
hardly to be expected.
The Journal says the wedding of
Guy Waits and Miss Matte Parker at
Reno, August 16, was the happy term
ination of college courtship. The
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