The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-12-06
A rainy week.
Good weather for ducks.

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Kaiser have
moved to Carson.
Big invoices of goods arriving every
day at Carson for f. w. Day.
There is a diphtheria scare at Carson
and the schools have been closed.
]. Belcove, the Carson jeweler, has
splendid line of silyerware and jewelry
for the holidays.
G. M Taylor, the musician, sold his
home at Genoa Saturday to Sheriff
Mccormick for $500.
Fred Trimmer has been appointed to
the position of engineer in the Federal
building in Carson.
Judging from the number of schemes
a-going, this community has lots of sur
plus eapital-or people think it has.
Our merchants are getting in lots of
holiday goods The holiday trade in
Gardnerville will be lively this year.
Remember the concert and dance in
Valhalla Hall tomorrow night. A
good time is assured all who attend.
Mrs. VAR and daughter, Miss Bessie,
formerly of BIou, are spending the
winter at Gamaliel, Monroe Co., KY.
The editor of the COURIER has face
like an inverted dishpan. He caught
cold after having some teeth extracted
Mrs F. Behrman and four children
left last evening for San Francisco.
Mr.. Behrman expects to join them in a
few days.
Henry Tucke's store at Sheridan is
recognized as one Of the best places in
the county for high grade goods and
low prices. Call and see.
Mrs. VIM. Chubbuck died at Carson
Friday, leaving an infant daughter a
few hours old, besides a husband and
three other children.
e. J. Sweetland is buying old gold
and silver at his assay Office in Carson
you have any old jewelry take it to
him and turn it into cash.
Rahbeck & Christensen opened their
new meat market Monday morning.
They will continue to do butchering
for the farmers when called on.
Mrs. III. e. Barnes of Woodfords has
Hbeen held to answer to a charge of
felony before Justice Darcy of Mark
leeville on the 10th instant. Her bonds
were fixed at $500.
When you go to Carson to buy dry
goods or furnishing goods give the
little store, two blocks back of Ormsby
House a call. You will find nice
assortment of goods and prices to suit
the times.
The case of Andrews and Ulrich, by
consent of the defendants, was tried on
its merits before Justice Darcy Of
Markleeville Tuesday, and they were
found mot guilty." This finally dis
poses of the case.
Clarence jackson cut his leg severely
Wednesday, willie chopping wood in
Pine Nut. He cut deep cash in his
shin and cut away portion of the
bone. Drs. Hawkins and McMullin at
tended to his injuries.
Remember that Jos. Platt, in the
county building, Carson, has splen-
did line of gents furnishing goods, all
stylish and up-to-date. His aim is to
do little better by the public than
any other house in Western Nevada.
Mrs. Christina Hansen, wife of Aug
ust Hansen and sister of Hans and
Mathies Jepsen of this county, died at
Reno Tuesday. Hans Jepsen, Mathies
Jepsen and wife and Mathies Jensen
went to Reno to attend the funeral.
J. Belcove's stock of standard silver
ware, diamonds, watches, rings, brace
lets, chains, and novelties was never
so complete as now. 1t is most beau
tiful and will interest you. Be sure
and call when you go to Carson. No
trouble to show goods.
John Colbert and w G. Mitchell, So
licitors for the San Francisco CAL,
were in Gardnervile Friday and Sat
nrday of last week. They secured +
many subscribers here, and have
appointed Miller & Wilson of this
town as agents for the CAL.
John Sandsman, employed at Fritz
Helwinkle's ranch, tried to lead g horse
into the barn. The animal would not
lead and John kicked it. In doing SO,
he got his foot fast in the harness and
was dragged around the ranch. He
was brought to town and DR.. Gerdes
says both bones OF his left leg are frac-
tured just above the ankle. It will be