The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-04-06
Trib cures bruises and sprains.

Judge Mack Will hold courtin Genoa
April 14th.
VIM. Fulstone was in from Sweet
water this week.
Mrs Osborne returned from sacra-
mento last Sunday.
There will be free lunch at the East
Fork saloon next Sunday.
Dry goods and clothing below cost
at F. w. Days, Carson, Nevada.
Mrs. Fulton and daughter, Mrs. Nc
Cormick, visited Gardnerville Tuesday.
John Cress is building granary for
Fritz Seaman On the old Cahrell place.
Fancy ribbons, four inches wide,
only 25 Gently yard at Days, Carson.
Sam McClaskey is getting ready to
resume logging operations at Overton.
Henry Neddenriep has purchased
the Harvey stock range near Marklee-
vile.
nerville school district are down with
whooping cough.
Elections for school trustees through
out the State will be held on the fourth
Monday in May.
Buy your fishing tackle of Davis &
Farrer, Carson. They have splendid
stock to select from.
County Treasurer Chas. A. Grover
of Alpine county is building resi-
dence at Markleeville.
Julien Poirier is cutting wood on his
land near Genoa and will have 800
cords for sale by the first of July.
Mrs. J. w. Haines is going to Cali.
fornia in few days, to visit her daugh-
ter at San Jose and relatives at Elk
Grove.
Send your children to the Nevada
Business College. Keep your money
in circulation at home and build up
the State.
II. f. and VIM. Dangberg paid the
$500 reward which they offered for the
arrest of Joe Pete to Vim. johnson last
Monday,
The Comstockers carried away the
honors in the ball game at Carson,
Sunday defeating the Carson nine by
a score of IL to 1.
1t is now stated that there is abso-
gresham Newlands will not be can
didate for reelection.
II is said that when the Floriston
paper mill is completed it will be the
third largest paper mill in the United
States and the largest west of New
York.
Eight inches of snow greeted the
people of Carson Tuesday morning.
There was about half that depth at
Genoa, but the storm did not reach
Gardnervlle.
Mr. Blackwell has leased the Cohn
ranch for six years more. He proposes
to bring 125 dairy COWS from California
as soon as the roads are open across
the mountains.
A benefit dance was given John Nc
Cue in his new residence Saturday
evening Net proceeds, $124. The
ladies of the neighborhood furnished
nice lunch Mt midnight
w. II. Stock, who has been doing
some painting and papering for Mr..
Bassman at Fredericksburg, returned
to Gardnerville Tuesday. He is now
doing some painting for Johnny Dang
berg.
Joe Platt has just received his new
samples of custom made clothing, and
they are beauties. If in need of a suit
call and examine the goods and if he
don't suit you in prices and quality,
no one can.
The Washoe Indians are warned by
the Fish Commissioners, to abstain
from fishing in the streams flowing in
to Lake Tahoe. In the past they have
been driven away, but this year they
will be arrested and punished.
The County Commissioners allowed
the claim of w. S. johnson last Mon
day for $500, the reward offered for
the apprehension of Joe Pete. They
also acted favorably on claim for
$3.50, attorneys fees in the case of Joe
Pete.
t. r. Hofer, State agent of the New
York Life Insurance Company, has
paid Mrs. M. Wickland of Wadsworth,
beneficiary of the late Philip Wickland,
the Central Pacific engineer, $4,000,
the amount OF Mr.. Wickland insurance