The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-03-29
Field, flower and Garden seeds at


bus for the Briggs House.
Willie Rabe will graduate from the
Carson Business college to-day.
Elwood Wyatt has sold his ranch to
his brother-in-law, w. F Dressler.
An insurance company is being or
ganized at Reno under the law of 1897.
A big lot of wall paper and fine
line of clothing just received by G. H.
Eaton Co.
The Odd Fellows of Genoa and Gard
nerville are preparing to celebrate the
26th of April.
The State Fair directors are adver-
Using for bids to remove the pavilion
in Reno to the fair grounds.
A man who has been painting the
town red over night is almost sure to
feel blue the next morning.
Fritz Neddenriep's team ran away
the other day and smashed his grain
drill. The team ran into wire fence
and one of the horses was severely in
jured.
Chas. .Burnham is in Jail at Reno
charged with abstracting watch from
Harry Sellers pocket. When arrested
Burnham had the watch in his posses
sion.
The claim of the Bullion & Exchange
Bank against the Occidental Colony
Company has been settled and the
property of the Copany in Smith Val
ley will not be sold at present.
The fishing season opens next Mon
day. Under the new law it is illegal to
sell, buy or offer for sale, trout weigh
ing less than a half pound, though it is
not unlawful to catch them for your
own use.
The San Francisco correspondent oil
the Weekly says we'll known Carson
valley farmer who recently disposed oil
ihis property, and who is visitor to
that city, was relieved of $120 in cash
and watch and chain last Thursday
night In down town lodging house.
The Elko Independent, commenting
on the statement made by our Carson
correspondent that the new revenue
In uy will rac,,It IL, rad,a;.c, tho n ~, on ',
of taxes paid by the railroad company,
says: GAS the Independent views it,
the whole matter is in therhands of the
assessors. They can make the law a
success or failure"
1t is said that the Governor will sign
the game bill. This law protects game
for stated period in all the counties
Of Nevada save Washoe. This suits
Ormsby first rate, for our sportsmen dc
all their hunting in Washoe county
any way, and can go over there and
kill off the birds while the preserves
about Carson are protected.-C Carson
Ne,Os.
The following jurors were drawn last
Monday for the Rajah- Behrman case:
Fred Heise, Henry Rabe, Peter Steffes,
P. @. Christensen, L. Hoffman, G. e.
Henningsen, D. M. Jones, T. B. Laurie,
L. E. Jones, VIM. Dangberg, s. A.
Imelli, R. McFadden, VIM. James,
Geo. T. Winters, Elwood Wyatt, Fritz
Seaman, Dick Fricke, H. G. Elges,
John McCue, Hiram Jones, Felix Mar
tin, Dick Panning, Henry Helwinkle,
H. @. Dangberg, Will Hussman, Arthur
Rodenbah, II. Johns, Ed. Frey, D. l..
Jones, Hugh Park, Peter Jacobsen,
Hugo Hoffman.
The people of Carson are making
every preparation to hospitality enter
tain visitors during the teachers in
stitute there on April Sth. 1t has been
many years since State Institute has
been held in Western Nevada, and
much longer since one was held in the
Capital City. The people of Carson
will do all in their power to make the
stay of visiting teachers pleasant The
law provides that "all teachers shall
attend the Institute held in the section
of the State wherein they may be en-
gagged in teaching, and without loss of
salary for the time thus engaged
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