The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-05-10
Reno has case of smallpox.
Baseball fingers yield to Trib.

DNoA nSSAS @iOid ~ liAo.
Mrs. Dick Winkelman is reported
quite i'll.
Three cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported in Truckee.
Henry Tucke has been appointed
postmaster at Sheridan.
Mrs. E. E. Taylor and children drove
in from Antelope Valley yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Greenfield de
parted Wednesday for Philadelphia.
Trib is economical A small guam
tity is effective. 1t cures sprains and
burns.
d. Couillard has leased Mrs S. A.
Shorts property at Glenbrook for five
years. Carson Neus.
Andy Richie is going to Truckee
next week. He worked in the logging
camps there last season.
Quality the highest, prices the lowest
at Henry Tucke's, Sheridan This is
combination that is hard to beat.
F. w. Day has the neatest dry goods
store in Carson, three blocks west of
the Ormsby House. Everything is
new and stylish. Don't fail to see his
spring carpets.
All operations performed at your
home, no need to travel to distant
large cities. Call on the German and
English specialists, Saturday and Sun
day May 18th and 18th, at the hotel.
At Topaz Wednesday, May 10Th.
Chas. Richer, who taught the Genoa
school a few years ago, is now Assist
ant Professor of Logic at the Stamford
University, succeeding Professor Love-
joy, who has resigned because of his
sympathy with the cause of Professors
Ross and Howard.
Evan Williams, the well known cap
italist of Empire, died in San Francisco
Tuesday evening. He had been i'll for
some time, but his death was unex-
peeted. He was a native of Pennsyl-
vania, aged 81 years. He leaves wife
and two children, son and a daugh-
ter, to mourn his loss.
A straw in the State Land office indi-
Gates the upward tendency of the times.
Men who were land poor a few years
| o0o ra now huxri,,or ~, o,.o 1o,,1 L7our
or five years ago many of these men
considered the payment of the interest
on their land contracts a CALLING bur-
den and let the land revert to the State
But now they are buying the same
land and cheerfully planking down
the coin.
See the German and English special
lists and have talk with them; incur
able cases rejected; consultation free.
Rupture or hernia successfully treated
by us. An expert optician accompan-
les the specialist. Cross eyes straight
ened without cutting. Glasses fitted
and guaranteed. Consultation free at
the hotel, Saturday and Sunday May
18th and 18th. At Topaz Wednesday,
May 18th.
Prof Lamy is worrying again be-
cause the COURIER is SO nicely printed
and runs SO much home news. He
should discard the plates he is receiv-
ing weekly by express from San Fran
cisco from which his paper is printed
1t is uphill work for man in San
Francisco to edit a paper i'll Gardner
vile two weeks in advance of its pub
lication day. 1t is no wonder that adj
vertisers and subscribers are dssatis-
fed. An up-to-date newspaperman
must do some work in his own Office.
He can't hope to fool all the people all
the time.
Tuesday evening the business men
and citizens of Carson met at the Court
House and decided to hold a great
street carnival on the 3rd, 4th and 9th
of July, in commemoration of indie
pendence Day. Reno and Virginia
| POOpl0 hetNS olSh OiCIl Will SuSSS
to assist and Douglas county will of
course stand in. The Appedl pro-
nounces the carnival go, and the
State is invited to visit Carson on the
Fourth for the greatest time ever cut
loose in the sagebrush. Many leading
citizens of Carson are taking an active
interest in the scheme.
Francis Frey has been making great
changes and Improvements at his sum-
mer resort and wayside station on the
Placerville road. The Nugget says he
has excayated and walled up the earth
under the building, making a basement
story. In this new story he has
kitchen, dining room and storerooms
The plumbing of the building has been
changed to conform to the other
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