The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-07-13

The youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hickey is quite sick.
Trib is liniment tried and true.
Maybe its just the right thing for you.
r. w. Askew, OF Iowa, has opened
an assay Office in Mr.. Imellis building.
Mrs. Osborne, who has been on the
sick list for several days, is but very
little better.
Ladies neckwear, ties, jobots, etc.,
at greatly reduced prices at F. w.
Days, Carson City.
Mrs. Julia Van Sickle and daughter,
Miss Una, are visiting friends and
relatives in Gardnerville this week.
The Independents of San Francisco
will play the Carson team a game of
ball at Carson week from next Sun
day.
The tug of war between twelve
women and eight men at Yerington,
Lyon county, on the Fourth was won
by the women.
One hundred and seventy couples
were in the grand march at a dance
given in Virginia City on the evening
of the Fourth.
The attention of members of the
Silver party County Central Committee
is called to notice of a meeting
printed elsewhere.
A dispatch from Lincoln, Nebraska.
says G. A. Towne will come to Nevada
and stump the State in the. interest of
Congressman Newlands.
A. W. III. Helberg, the jeweler, has
just received a new engraving machine
and is prepared to do all kinds of en-
craving on either metal or glass.
Reports from every section of the
State indicate that the hay crop is one
of the largest ever harvested. In case
of a big winter the cattlemen already
see their way clear.
Will Cox, by means ofthe heliograph,
took bulletins of the bicycle race on
the Fourth. He was stationed at
Steamboat Springs, and they were
flashed over from Reno, about 1emiies
Jerry Barrett has finished driving
1900 cords of wood down the Carson
river. It Is now landed at Empire
He will endeavor to float 5000 more
cords down the river before the water
fails. Carson Ne,0s.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee has named August Is, 1900, az
the day for holding primary elections
for the selection of delegates to the
State convention at Virginia City on
September 9th next.
A young lady who visited In Alpine
county a short time ago came home
and said that the girls dressed out of
sight up there. It Is the same way
here. They are never in sight when
engaged in that occupation.
District Deputy w. J. Gray installed
the following officers of Gardnerville
Lodge No. So, 1. o. o. F., Wednesday
night: @. F. w. Dangberg, N. G.; Earl
Christensen, V. G.; p. @. Wilder,
Treasurer and A. w. H. Helberg, Sec
rotary.
The Gardnerville Cornet Band will
give another dance tomorrow night in
the pavilion erected for the Fourth.
The admission will be only fifty cents.
Ice cream and lemonade will be sold
on the grounds. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Freda LANCE, aged two years, three
months and ID days, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry LANCE of Carson VAL
ley, died Sunday evening, and was
buried Tuesday in Garden cemetery.
The funeral took place from the Luth-
eran Church, Rev. Welty officiating,
and was largely attended.
About six months ago, Mrs. Ida Van
Sickle, who is now residing in San
Francisco, contracted severe cold
which turned to the grip, from which
she has lost her voice, not being able
to speak above a whisper. The at
tending physician says that 1t will be
at least two years before he can restore
her voice and then only partially.
State Superintendent Ring has made
the second semi-annual apportionment
of school monies for 1900, on the basis
of $3.50 per census child. The total
amount disbursed is $50, 453.45. There
are 9,026 children in the State. Washoe
heads the list with 1,T4g and Churchill
brings up the rear with 10S. Douglas
county has 3sl children of school age
and gets 20, 5O9.6o.
The people of Genoa are feeling
very cheerful over the prospect of
opening up some good mines in the
copper belt back of that town. The
men working on the mines are sorting
and sacking ore for shipment to San
Francisco and have taken out several