The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-23
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2s,.........19oO.

Elko has case of smallpox.
Dan Couiilard visited GardnerviIle,
Saturday.
Harry James is very i'll with typhoid
pneumonia.
George Chubbuck has sold his house
in Carson to ID. Kaiser.
Mrs. J. L. Campbell came in from
the Mountain House this week.
Mrs. Hawley departed for Humboldt
county yesterday to join her hus-
band.
It is reported on good authority that
a movement is on foot to reopen the
Carson Mint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Pettegrew have
moved from Lewiston, Idaho, to Baker
City, Oregon.
The young people had fine time at
the show and dance at Sheridan last
Friday evening.
The late General Clarke was insured
for So, 900 in the New York Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
Ed. Leon won the dinner set of 40
pieces, prize No. 4, given by c. II.
Eaton Co, Friday evening.
Mineral Paint has come to stay. Get
aboard of this fact right off if you in
tend to do any painting this year.
1t can't storm A little snow fell in
the mountains again this week, but
the storm did not extend to the valley.
Send your children to the Nevada
Business College. Keep your money
in circulation at home and build up
the State.
M Christensen, the carriage painter,
will move into the building next to
Chris Nelson's blacksmithshop the
first of March.
1t is expected that the entire Indian
population of this section will be in
Genoa next week to witness the trial
of Joe Pete.
The wind blew n hayrack off wagon
at Henry Godecke's place last Sunday
and injured a COW so badly that the
animal had to be killed
Mrs Hansen and son, Willie, of
Mottsylle, were thrown out of buggy
In the Brockliss lane, Sunday. The
former was severely bruised.
Fred Beste, who was severely in
tured in a runaway last week at Suffer
City, Cal, is reported as getting along
nicely. He had one rib broken.
The trial of Joe Pete for the murder
of Will Dangberg begins in the District
Court at Genoa next Monday. Eighty
trial jurors have been subpoenaed.
Gardnerville is in the swim Mr. E.
Scheppelman has well stocked Bel
gian hare farm and is raising hares so
fast he can't count the daily increase.
The dance at Genoa tonight will be
a grand affair with n fine supper at
Raycraft's Exchange. Mr.. Taylor will
furnish the music and n good time is
assured all who attend.
The Douglas County Bank repre-
sents a half dozen reliable insurance
companies. Have your property in
sured at home. 1t will be less trouble
and satisfaction is guaranteed.
Frank Musser returned from San
Francisco Saturday morning. He left
Mrs. Musser in the city, to whom he
ordered the COURIER sent regularly, to
relieve the gloom of the ocean fog.
A Kentucky editor has the following
announcement in his paper: "a first
class paper, entered as second class
matter in third-cla postofiice.n All
of which is correct, but it sounds funny.
Joe Platt has just received his new
samples of custom made clothing, and
they are beauties. If in need of suit
call and examine the goods and if he
don't suit you in prices and quality,
no one can.
The motto of the Douglas county
farmer, use productions for home
consumption and market the surplus
products" is making Carson Valley
one of the richest little agricultural
communities in the West - Enterprise.
"For twenty years we've struggled
10 keep from lying, and often succeed
ed, but we have to break over occa-
sionally," remarked the reporter, as
he purchased 30 cents worth of concen-
trated I've, Eyes," drawled the clerk,
1--WE all get hot once in while.p
AT the meeting of the Board of Coun-
tY commissioners last Monday Mra q