The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-02

committee will meet at Sheridan to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Newlands stands for Nevada and
nome rule; Harrington for boss rule
zee that you vote right next Tuesday
photographs of babies and family
groups speciality at Doves Gallery.
No extra charge for groups. Gallery
next to Wilder's store.
Congressman Newlands will visit
this county next Sunday. See an
nouncement elsewhere.
VIM. Starke has returned from Blue
Lakes He is great on wedding SUM-
pers and will likely have some work
to do in that line before long.
A twelve-foot ledge has been un-
covered in the Carter claim in Little
Antelope Canyon, Mono county. and
It shows good body of rich ore.
The census returns give Nevada
population of 1884, showing a de-
crease of 3,427 since 1890. There are
1855 Indians not taxed in the State.
There will be a grand Democratic
rally at Reno tomorrow night. Al
special free train will be run from Vir.
ginia and take all the Carson and
Douglas county Bryanites who wish
to go.
J. L. Campbell expects to have his
sawmill on the Kingsbury grade run
ming in about a week. He will cut
lumber for new barn at the VALLEY
Springs, also for a new big bonanza
bath-house and swimming pond, and
for a shed for teams opposite the
Springs hotel.
In folding your ballot next Tuesday
fold 1t from bottom to top, evenly,
twice, then fold it once from left to per-
forated line on the right. This makes
neat fold and leaves the number on
the perforated strip in plain view, also
leaves the water mark in the ballot in
plain sight.
Allen & Dake completed another g.
inch artesian well at II. Luhrs' place
last week. 1t is 1877 feet in depth and
flows five gallons per minute. The
next job was pump well 60 feet deep
for II. Behrman at Waterloo. The ma
chine has been moved to r. Kirman's
ranch, the old Winkleman place, where
an effort will be made to obtain a big
flowing well, starting with 6-inch pipe
A couple of men in the employ of
Fay, Wilkerson & Co. visited Gardner
vile week ago last Sunday, and on
their way home, while crossing the
bridge near VIM. Dangberg's gate, the
horse took fright and jumped over the
railing, taking cart and all into the
slough. The men jumped out and the
lines becoming tangled up, the horse
was stopped in the middle fthe stream.
One of the men was compelled to wade
in and get the rig.
The San Francisco photographer, o.
8. Dove, has opened his gallery in
Gardnerville and will remain for
short time only. Mr.. Dove without
exception is doing the finest work ever
seen in this section, equal to the best
San Francisco work. Parties desiring
first class work should give him an
early call as he is here for a short time
only. His prices are very reasonable.
Only $50 per dozen for cabinet work.
He is making the carbon or platinum
work exclusively and guarantees all
his work to be perfectly satisfactory.
Call and see his work. Gallery next
to Wilder's store.
The object of the law providing
sample ballots is to enable voters to
mark the names of the men they de-
sire to vote for at their leisure, and by
taking the sample ballot into the
booth they can simply copy the crosses
from the sample to the official ballot.
Any voter can obtain one sample bal
lot on the day of election by applying
to the election board of his precinct.
In making up your ticket exercise
your own judgement and not that of
others. The only mark you are author
lied TO make upon the legal ballot is
an X mark with black lead pencil in
the square at the right of the names of
the candidates for whom you wish to
vote Do not mark your ballot in any
other way.
When the clouds gather we expect
storm, and when the leaves fall we ex-
pect cold This is usually the case in
this region. In order to preserve our
health indoors we must have good
food. Your cellar should be cleansed
and stocked with the different necessi-
ties for the coming winter season. We
have now finished cropping for the
year and are ready to supply our pat
rons in Douglas county with the best